Australian Passports Amendment Determination 2005 (No. 1)

I, ALEXANDER JOHN GOSSE DOWNER, Minister for Foreign Affairs, make this Determination under section 57 of the Australian Passports Act 2005.

Dated 7 September 2005

ALEXANDER DOWNER

Minister for Foreign Affairs

 

1 Name of Determination

  This Determination is the Australian Passports Amendment Determination 2005 (No. 1).

2 Commencement

  This Determination commences on 24 October 2005.

3 Amendment of Australian Passports Determination 2005

  Schedule 1 amends the Australian Passports Determination 2005.

Schedule 1 Amendments

(section 3)

 

[1] Part 7, after Division 2

insert

Division 3 Biometrics and ePassports

7.6 Methods to be used for confirming evidence of identity

 (1) For paragraph 47 (1) (a) of the Australian Passports Act, the following methods are to be used for the purposes of confirming the validity of evidence of the identity of an applicant for an Australian travel document, or a person to whom an Australian travel document has been issued:

 (a) matching a digitised version of the photograph provided by the applicant with any previous application from the applicant, and with any other digitised photographs of the applicant held by the Department;

 (b) embedding a contactless chip into the Australian travel document in a manner that the Minister considers is consistent with international standards and recommended practices and procedures for travel documents adopted in accordance with the Convention on International Civil Aviation.

Note   Any personal information collected as part of using a method specified in this section must be dealt with in accordance with section 14 of the Privacy Act 1988 (including Information Privacy Principles 1 and 4).

 (2) For subsection 47 (3) of the Australian Passports Act, the personal information mentioned in item 1 of Schedule 2 may be used for the purposes mentioned in subsection (1).

[2] Schedule 4

substitute

Schedule 4 Fees

(section 8.1)

Note   It is intended that the fees specified in Schedule 4 will be indexed annually in accordance with the Consumer Price Index.

Part 1 Applications for passports

Item

Matter

Fee ($)

1.1

Application for an Australian passport of 32 pages, other than a passport for a child or an emergency passport

172

1.2

Application for an Australian passport of 32 pages for a child, other than an emergency passport

86

1.3

Application by a person aged at least 75 years for an Australian passport of 32 pages to be valid for not more than 5 years, other than an emergency passport

86

1.4

Application for an Australian passport of 64 pages, other than a passport for a child or an emergency passport

258

1.5

Application for an Australian passport of 64 pages for a child, other than an emergency passport

129

1.6

Application by a person aged at least 75 years for an Australian passport of 64 pages to be valid for not more than 5 years, other than an emergency passport

129

1.7

Application for an emergency passport

0

Part 2 Applications for observations on passports

Item

Matter

Fee ($)

2.1

Application for the making of an observation on a passport after the issue of the passport

11

Part 3 Applications for travel-related documents

Item

Matter

Fee ($)

3.1

Application for a certificate of identity

103

3.2

Application for extension of a certificate of identity

11

3.3

Application for a document of identity

Note   The fee for an application by, or on behalf of, an Australian citizen for a document of identity for travel between Australia and Norfolk Island only may be waived.

34

3.4

Application for extension of a document of identity

11

3.5

Application for a convention travel document

103

3.6

Application for extension of a convention travel document

9

3.7

Application for a provisional travel document

0

Part 4 Additional fees

Item

Matter

Fee ($)

4.1

Additional fee: priority processing

65

4.2

Additional fee: 1 travel document lost or stolen

57

4.3

Additional fee: 2 travel documents lost or stolen

172

4.4

Additional fee: 3 or more travel documents lost or stolen

344