the officer is guilty of an offence punishable on conviction by imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years.

Note 2: Subsection 4B(2) of the Crimes Act 1914 lets a court that convicts an individual of an offence impose a fine instead of, or as well as, imprisonment. The maximum fine (in penalty units) the court can impose is 5 times the maximum term of imprisonment (in months).

(a)

a body corporate contravenes:

(i)

section 15A (Offences relating to declared World Heritage properties); or

(ii)

section 17B (Offences relating to declared Ramsar wetlands); or

(iii)

section 18A (Offences relating to threatened species etc.); or

(iv)

section 20A (Offences relating to listed migratory species); or

(v)

section 22A (Offences relating to nuclear actions); or

(vi)

section 24A (Offences relating to marine areas); or

(vii)

section 27A (Offences relating to Commonwealth land); or

(viii)

section 142A (Offence of breaching conditions on approval); and

(b)

an executive officer of the body was reckless as to whether the contravention would occur; and

(c)

the officer was in a position to influence the conduct of the body in relation to the contravention; and

(d)

the officer failed to take all reasonable steps to prevent the contravention;