Research Special Conditions. 21.1. Importation of experimental organisms: The Administering Organisation must ensure that, before experimental organisms are imported into Australia for the purposes of a Project, the Administering Organisation or the CI of the Project must obtain agreement in principle for the importation from the appropriate Commonwealth and State authorities.
Research Special Conditions. Importation of experimental organisms: The Administering Organisation must ensure that, before experimental organisms are imported into Australia for the purposes of a Project, the Administering Organisation must obtain agreement in principle for the importation from the appropriate Commonwealth and State authorities. Research involving humans or other animals: If any Project conducted by the Administering Organisation involves research on or involving humans or other animals, the Administering Organisation must ensure that the codes adopted for these purposes by the National Health and Medical Research Council are complied with. The proposed research must not commence without clearance from the Administering Organisation’s Ethics or Biosafety Committee (or equivalent) and from any other relevant authority. Deposition of biological materials: Any biological material accumulated during the course of a Project must be transferred to an Australian body with statutory responsibility for control of such material. If no such body is available to take control of the biological material, then the Administering Organisation must dispose of the material in accordance with the Administering Organisation's established safeguards.
