The obligation
Food safety auditors must report audit results in writing to the Chief Health Officer under the Food Regulations 2014 (NT).
Under the Food Regulations 2014 (NT), a food safety auditor is required to report in writing to the Chief Health Officer (CHO) the results of any audit they carry out. This creates a direct obligation on auditors operating in the Northern Territory and underpins the food safety audit framework established by the Food Act 2004 (NT).
- What
- Food safety auditors must report audit results in writing to the Chief Health Officer under the Food Regulations 2014 (NT).
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- legislation.nt.gov.au
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Which WHS law does this come from?
Food Safety Auditor Reporting Requirements is a WHS requirement set out in Food Regulations 2014 (NT). It is made under Food Act 2004 (NT). The relevant provision is Food Regulations 2014 > Food Safety Auditing.
What does this WHS obligation require?
Food Safety Auditor Reporting Requirements is a WHS obligation under Food Regulations 2014 (NT). In short, Food safety auditors must report audit results in writing to the Chief Health Officer under the Food Regulations 2014 (NT).