Infrastructure Protection Act 2017 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 5 · Security Directives
57. Cancellation of security directive
Feedback & supportThe Commissioner may, at any time, cancel any security directive (or any part of the security directive) issued under this Part.
Commissioner
“Commissioner” means the Commissioner of Infrastructure Protection appointed under section 5, and (subject to any condition or restriction imposed under that section) includes a Deputy Commissioner of Infrastructure Protection or an Assistant Commissioner of Infrastructure Protection appointed under that section;
The cancellation of a security directive (or any part of the security directive) for any premises must be made by way of a written notice to the following persons:
premises
“premises” includes —(a)any building;(b)any land, whether built on or not;(c)any body of water; and(d)any area or place, whether or not enclosed, and whether underground or underwater;
in the case of a protected area or a protected place, the authority of that protected area or that protected place;
in the case of a special development or a special infrastructure, the responsible person of that special development or that special infrastructure;
in the case of any other premises, the owner of those premises.
To avoid doubt, the Commissioner is not required to give any person notice of, or consult any person on, the Commissioner’s intention to cancel any security directive (or any part of the security directive).