Queensland

Nature Conservation Act 1992 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Reprinted as in force on 10 June 2005

Reprint No. 4L

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Contents Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 8 o osata pel...... 41 ...... an appeal How to start ...... Decisions open to appeal 40 Appeals ...... Surrender of licence 39 licencefor Noticeto return alteration 18 38 ...... of without application Amendment licences 17 37 ...... Amendment . . of .licences on . application. . . . Part 3 37 ...... Replacement licences 16 ...... of licence Return 15 34 or for suspension Procedure urgent 14 34 Procedure for suspension, cancellation . or . . refusal to renew. 13 . . . for orrefusaltorenew Grounds cancellation suspension, 33 12 33 Transfer . . . . 11 . of forpermit apiary park designated for apiaries 33 ...... transferable not generally Licences 10 30 ...... Compliancewithconditions . . . . . 9 30 How executivechief may . . for. withapplications deal licence 8 28 . . request formust include applications Particular book record 7A ...... Applications ...... 7 ...... Definitionfor pt 2 6 5 Licences 27 Scientific namesof protected wildlife 4A 27 Notes in text ...... 4 ...... 27 . . . . . Definitions...... 3C 27 ...... Commencement . . . . Part 2 ...... title . . . . Short . . . 3B 3A General 3 2 Preliminary 1 Part 1 1 Chapter Queensland 28 ...... cnelto flcne 36 . . oflicence. cancellation 40 ...... 40 ...... 27 ...... Page

6 rseshv oeo he xctv’ oes...... 45 maycrabs mud or animals taken be fish, invertebrate where Areas 44 Trustees have someof chief executive’s ...... powers 44 ...... Application of chapter—special 44 ...... Application of chapter—general ...... of . chapter. Purpose ...... 27 26 43 Preliminary 25 43 ...... on questions of law Court Appeal only. to District 24 42 Protected areas . . Powers ...... onappeal . . . . . of . court . . . . 23 42 ...... procedures . . Hearing ...... Part 1 ...... Stay of operation of decisions 2 Chapter 22 21 20 19 2 apn odtos...... 54 53 ...... Camping . conditions ...... 53 ...... oncamping. . Restrictions ...... Permit needed to campin a protected area 52 42 51 areas protected in Camping General requirements 41 Permit may . . . .be taken . . . . . to . have. . . beengranted 51 ...... Duration. . of . permits . . . 40 ...... 51 ...... Permit must state protected area 1 Division 50 3 Part ...... ongrant Restriction ofpermits ...... Chiefexecutive may grant permits 39A 50 39 50 ...... Way may resource or natural cultural betaken 38 49 ...... Permits Duration of authorities 37A 48 ...... ongrant Other restrictions ofauthorities 37 48 . . . . . When chief executive must notgrant authorities 2 Division 48 ...... Authorised individuals 36 48 ...... Who . may ...... obtain authorities . . . 35 48 Authority must . state. . . protected . . . . area. etc...... 34 47 . . Authority may be for etc.of taking cultural naturalor resource 33 Chiefexecutive .may . . . . . grant . . . . authorities...... 32 31 47 30 Authorities and permits Authorities 29 ...... s 37. parks—Act, Permitted national in uses 28 parks ornational Permitted parks national in uses Division 1 Part2 27B 27A rcvr)At 5...... 47 ...... 35 s (recovery)—Act, 45 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 for in camping protected areas 2

9 etito netyudrpri 62 61 Permits keep use, to take, ...... permit under on entry Restriction 61 . . . . . accessarea. Permit restricted toenter needed ...... Application of part 60 Part 5 60 areas Restricted access ...... Interfering or with tags camping permits 49 . . . Display . . . . or . . of camping tags . camping permits . . 48 59 47 58 istaken When permit to . . have ...... beengranted. . Part 4 Particular offences relati Self-registration . . . . camping . . areas ...... 46 45 56 4 Division Natureand conditions of 56 Self-registration camping areas 44 taken tohave . permit . When telephone . . granted been 43 ...... taken permit tohave When internet been granted 55 Division 3 Chiefexecutive to make tag camping 55 42G ...... Requirements for campingnotice e-permit 42F ...... camping areas E-permit 42E . .. Definitionsfor div2. 42D 42C E-permit camping areas 42B 42A 2 Division 0 etitoso rn fair emt 62 ongrant ofpermits Restrictions ...... ongrant permit Restrictions ofapiary 51 50 0 ta tc a esie 67 67 Stray stock . . . may ...... be . seized ...... Stray ...... stock ...... 66 66 ...... may When . permit not begranted ...... Permit. . Impounding. . . . ofstock . needed to. travel . . . . . stock 60 66 59 65 . . . Use . of . animalsand . vehicles...... Division4 Travelling Permit . . . . .needed to . . muster . . . . stock. . stock . . . . permits . . . 58 57 65 new to nationa of division Application 3 Division 65 ...... Stock. . may When . permit mustering not permits begranted 56 . . . . . Permit tograze needed stock protectedarea. in 55 2 Division 54 Stock inprotected areas Grazing 53 52 Division 1 Part 6 natural resources upss 63 ...... purposes Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 54 ...... emt...... 57 ...... permit 3 ng to campinginprotected areas or interfere withcultural or for orscientific educational ak 65 ...... l parks vial 55 . . . . . available ......

5 te at aeil ...... 82 82 ...... Other waste materials 81 ...... Boat and vehicle bodiesand parts 81 ...... Litter 80 Flying over . . . and .landing inprotectedareas...... 80 ...... Offensive substances and harmful 85 79 Pollution . . andmisuse. of . water...... 84 79 ...... conduct other prohibited Certain 83 78 ...... intoprotectedarea Plants not to bebrought 82 ...... Appliances ...... 81 77 80 77 Seizure and removal . . of . .vehicles...... 79 75 ...... Otherconduct . Directionsmay . . be given 78 74 Use of vehicles, . boats . and recreational .craft ...... 77 . . . Traffic...... control . . . 5 Division 73 76 73 ...... Removal structures and works of unauthorised 75 ...... Vehicles, . . and Unauthorised . works structures . . . . . recr . and boats . 74 73 powers officers relati Conservation in 4 Division Unauthorised 72 . . about leaving Prohibition fires 71 fi to relating actions prohibited Other 3 Division fire lighting about prohibitions General . .. Definitionsfor div2. 70 70 69C ...... Access . . . toprotected . areas ...... 69B Fires in protected areas 69A 70 69 70 on protected areas Conduct . . . toprotected areas . Access . . Special . . activities . . . . permit ...... 2 Division 69 Permit to use recreationalcraft...... 68 69 ...... Permit needed to conduct a group activity 1 Division Permit . . . or information. . tosolicit donations . needed 8 Part 68 67 ho for operations of Return particular 68 ...... Permit needed to conduct commercial activities 66 . . . . . (scientific) Permit park national tobe in needed 65 67 64 Other permits . . General. . . . . muster...... 63A 63 62 General Part 7 61 5 Division Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 structures andworks structures 71 ...... 4 eational craft inprotected craft eational areas e...... 72 . . . . .res...... dr...... 69 ...... lders. nt ie...... 73 ...... on . to fires. . 72 ...... 71 ...... s

90 Seizure of particular vehicles for orappliances the protection ofparticular Seizure 86 85 General General provisions ...... Public healthand safety 84 Directiontoleave . . . . area ...... 90 ...... Noisecontrol 1 Division 83 Part 9 ...... Disturbing native animals 83 89A Keeping food safe . . from. native . . . . animals...... 82 Feeding . . native. . . . animals. . . . . 89 . . . . Animals...... 88 87B 87A 87 86 101 Requirement about labels for labels about Requirement usedtosend containers usedtomove containers about Requirement live protected 96 ...... if wildlife Procedure . . . stolen 101 94 Usinglive that protectedanimals andcareoflive . Housing . . animals . protected . . about Requirements 100 to Use take animals of anim protected Subdivision 2 99 98 93 97 96 ...... interaction Meaning ofunauthorised than other orusing, keeping taking, about Requirements . . . Meaning ofcommercial purpose Requirements that apply to all persons taking, keeping or 1 Subdivision 89 . . . Definitions . for . . . . . ch 3 ...... Application . . . of . ch .3 . . . . Division 2 95 94 Preliminary Preliminary 93 92 habitat and ofwildlife Conservation Erection of regulatory or informationDivision notice 1 is evidence of regulatory to relation in Requirements Part 1 88 Chiefexecutive may erect or displa 3 Chapter ...... Application of div 2 87 91D . . . wildlife native orcontrolling than other Eradicating wildlife. 91C Provisions notices about regulatory 91B 91A 2 Division 91 rtce nml 97 ...... animals protected 97 ...... generally animals moving, wildlife Act the under wildlife using 89 ...... matters particular 87 ...... resources. natural or cultural of Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 moving animals in containers 5 r o efsfiin 95 . . . self-sufficient are not 90 ...... euaoyntcs 88 . . . . notices. y regulatory 84 ...... ntc...... 88 ...... notice. . . l ...... 93 ...... als 92 ......

107 Identification requirement for requirement Identification buying protected, orselling 100 99 Interfering . . . . . with . . movement...... advice. . . . 98 . . . . to keep Requirement movement andproduce advice 98 Identification 107 . . . Dealingwithmovement...... advice...... 98 Subdivision 4 ...... Only . . 1movement undermovement advice 106 . . Requirements . for...... movement ...... advice. 105 104 103 Provisionsabout movement advices 102 Subdivision 3 1 Relevant for authorities prot for Limitation relevant for by the animal killing taking authorities relevant Particular for limitedtoonlylive authorities animals or 118 mayplan by Conservation orextend limit authorised things 117 105 116 ...... Maximum . for. term collection authorities. 115A or custom for tradition Island Aboriginal term Maximum 104 Provisionsabout things authorisedby all 104 . Maximum. . for . . . term . . . permits ...... Subdivision 2 ...... Maximum for term licences 115 Relevant must be for premisesor authority 1licensed only 114 113 Relevant by protectedanimal allow must not taking authority 112 Relevant be grantedmust not if conservation authority 111 102 Relevant must be consis authority ...... Who . may. . . obtain relevant authority 110 109A 109 Restrictions on grant for all relevant authorities 108 Provisions that apply toall licences, permits and Subdivision 1 3 Division 1 Maigo ubro eeatatoiy...... 109 interaction for may holders Particular in unauthorised engage ...... Meaning. of number on relevant authority Relevant keeping, moving using and authorises only authority 120 119 118A nml 107 ...... 106 animal ...... species dead 106 ...... authority . . . . . relevant 105 authorities relevant ...... authorities 103 ...... facility mobile 103 ...... substance regulated using 103 ...... grant ...... the restricts plan authorities other 100 ...... prohibited . . . . wildlife or international rtce nml 110 ...... animals . . . protected 108 ...... wildlife obtained lawfully of dniido uhrt 107 ...... authority on identified Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 and informationrequirement 6 ected plants limited to species to species ected plants limited etwt ups fAt.....102 . . . of Act purpose tent with

121 Holders of particular relevantfor mayauthorities animals particular of Holders move 121 128 Holder of relevant authority for protected plant parts may relevantof Holder move for parts plant authority protected out activities Carrying may relevant plants of for Holder protected whole authority Subdivision 3 may licences moveor from to particular animal of Holder 128 relevantof Holder for may authority animals move live animal 127 relevantof Holder for authority may animals move for animal 126 relevantof Holder for may authority animals move from animals 125 relevantof Holder for may authority animals move to animals 124 123 122 4 Proeadoeaino t2...... 124 ...... and operation . Purpose . . of . pt 2 Purpose and operation of part 123 Exemptions for taking, keep Term ...... of. authority . must. be stated 143 Division 1 122 mustlist authorities custom Island tradition or Aboriginal . . . relevant Corporation must state ismanager who authority Part 2 142 facility and mobile Places i 121 Relevant . . must. authority . . identify .wildlife ...... 141 120 140 119 ...... Assistance to conservation officers 139 . . . . . animals afterdeath—other withanimals Dealing Provisions about form ofauthorities 138 117 implanted or afterdeath—sampled withanimals Dealing Subdivision 4 . Persons. . from holders maywhom 117 buy or wildlife. accept 137 Persons may towhomholders sellorgive wildlife . . . . . 136 executive’s withchief Compliance or about sampling directions 135 134 116 Displayof relevant authority 133 115 . . . . . Particular. persons . . must. . produceidentification...... Relevant. . . and identificationmust authority becarried. 132 131 130 129 ln at 114 114 ...... parts 113 plant ...... plants move display 113 ...... surgeon veterinary from and to 112 ...... reasons...... private 112 ...... sellers interstate 111 ...... buyers...... authorised 110 . . . . . placeof to . keeping ...... animal uhrsdidvdas 123 ...... individuals...... authorised 118 ...... animals 116 ...... implanting authority animals 122 ...... authority . . . . . relevant 116 ...... places Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 under any permit orother licence, 7 dentification must dentification if animal displayed at particular displayedif animal particular at ing, using or moving protected or using ing, be stated on on stated be

148 Exemption for marine turtle or dugong in particular inparticular or dugong Exemption 127 for turtle marine 125 . . . Exemption...... for . . . . Australian Defence Force 125 or employees.. government officers . . Exemption for particular ...... Exemption surgeons. for veterinary 124 148 Exemption for . . . . chief . executive...... 147 146 145 Exemptions for taking, k exemptions General 144 Subdivision 1 2 Division 6 Exemption 138 to move prot dead Exemption to or from showto moveanimals ordisplay particular Exemption 137 toand from veterinary animals to move particular Exemption to move . . for. protectedanimal private reasons. 164 163 Exemption mo forto wholesalers 162 Exemption animal for with interacting 161 Particularexemp animals—other Exemption foror orphaned sick,injured Subdivision 2 160 Exemption for and mammals sick animals—marine orinjured 159 Exemption forscientif or educational 158 for or spiders recreational Exemption for scorpions protected 132 protec Exemption for particular 157 131 ...... Exemption for common amphibians 156 ...... 130 Exemption reptiles recreational for particular 155 . . . . 129 ...... Exemption for controlled animals—moving 154 128 ...... Exemption for using animals—keeping or controlled 153 ...... Exemption for exempt animals 127 152 . . . circumstances particular Exemptionin for shark protected 151 150 149 148A 6 Authorisation for 140 inte dead identified . . . . . Authorisation. . . for. . . surgeons. . . veterinary . . . 139 ...... of. pt3. Purpose ...... 167 General authorisatio 166 Purpose of part 2 Division Authorisations for taking 165 Division 1 Part 3 ugo ...... 138 ...... surgeon 135 ...... 134 ...... animals turtles 133 ...... purpose 127 ...... circumstances etudra exemption an under kept international orprohibited animals 138 ...... protected, internationalor prohibited animals holders Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 tions for moving animals ns for keeping taking, or using 8 eeping, using and and using eeping, , keeping, using or moving or using , keeping, ected animals to particular to particular animals ected e ihfrrcetoa ups 132 . ted fishfor purpose recreational eda rtce nml 137 . . . ve protectedanimals dead ntoa nml...... 140 . . . animals. rnational cproe 134 ...... ic purposes ntewl ...... 136 ...... s in the wild moving animals

8 Hle a re rtce id ...... 151 150 ...... Holder may birds protected breed . 149 may Holder care provide to move fromresidence and to animal 149 . . . . . may Holder in storage keep macropods dead 149 ...... Holder may animals process particular 187 ...... animals may Holder keep and particular use 186 148 185 ...... for Additional restriction licencefor reptiles 184 for restriction Additional for licence bi Thingsby authorised commercial wildlife licences 183 147 wildlife if recreational grantedlicence for Restriction birdsor Subdivision 3 for onanimals . may. which licence . Restriction be granted. 182 147 181 ...... of div Purpose 3 180 Restrictions on grant of commercial wildlife licences 146 179 . . . Subdivision 2 145 licence activitiesunder about to keep Requirement report Commercial wildlife licences Purposedivision of 178 ...... withapproved Compliance interaction plan Subdivision 1 145 Division 3 . . . . . interaction. may Holder inunauthorised engage 177 176 145 out Carrying activities under commercial wildlife licence . . . 144 for onactivities may licence which Restriction granted be Subdivision 4 . . . 144 of towhomlicence maypersons Restriction begranted 175 Thingsby authorised commercial wildlife(wildlife licence for onanimals . may. which licence . Restriction be granted. Subdivision 3 144 174 ...... of div Purpose 2 173 172 Restrictionsgrant on ofcommercialwildlife licence (wildlife 143 2 Subdivision ...... Licences that may begranted Commercial wildlife licence (wildlife Purpose interaction)division of 171 Subdivision 1 Licences for taking, Preliminary Division 2 government officers Authorisationemployeesor for particular 170 Division 1 Authorisation for movements to show displayor by particular Part 4 169 168 iiin3Particular authorisat 3 Division etls 147 ...... reptiles interaction) (wildlife interaction) interaction) 141 142 ...... animals. orprohibited international dead move to holders international orprohibited animals Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 keepingor using animals ions about moving protected, 9 d 148 ...... rds

9A ups fdv3...... 153 ...... of . div . Purpose 3A...... Restrictions on grant of commercial wildlife licence 152 Subdivision 2 ...... 152 ...... Requirementto give of operations return Purposedivision of 191A ...... Requirementto keep record book Commercial wi Subdivision 1 151 de identifying about Requirement 3A Division . wayabout General requirement must animal bekept used and 191 190 189 out Carrying activities under commercial wildlife licence 188 Subdivision 4 0 Rqieett eprcr ok 160 159 ...... Requirement to keep record book 159 . . foranimals to keep minimum Requirement period particular . wayabout General requirement must animal bekept used and 159 158 203 ...... Holder may birds protected breed 202 . . . . . 157 feed to reptiles reptiles may other Holder take particular out activities Carrying 201 ...... Holder may animals keep oruseparticular Subdivision 4 200 wildlife if commercial grantedlicence for Restriction birdsor 199 Thingsby authorised 198 156 ongrant or for oflicence reptiles Restriction restricted Subdivision 3 . . . . 156 . ongrant for oflicence birds Restriction restricted ...... 156 ongrant Restriction oflicenceto children 197 for onanimals . may. which licence . Restriction be granted. 196 155 195 ...... of div Purpose 4 194 Restrictions on grant for recreational wildlife licences 193 155 Subdivision 2 ...... of . Giving operations . return . . 154 Recreational wildlife licences Purposedivision of 192 ...... Keeping...... book. recordand return Subdivision 1 Division4 154 153 191E ...... animals may Holder keep and particular use 191D out Carrying activities under commercial wildlife licence granted for about animals licence may which Restriction be Subdivision 4 Thingsby authorised commercial wildlife(mobile) licence 191C Subdivision 3 191B etls 157 157 ...... reptiles amphibians (mobile) (mobile) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ldlife licence (mobile) recreational wildlife licences recreational under recreational wildlifelicences under recreational 10 daiaskp ne iec 151 . keptad animals licence under

0 Proeo i 160 ...... of div Purpose 5 Restrictionon gr Subdivision 2 Commercial wildlife harvesting licences Purposedivision of 204 Subdivision 1 Division 5 0 Hle a ae epaduepriua nml...... 162 may Holder . . . . take, animals. keep particular and use 162 Carrying out activities 161 . . . . ongrant for oflicence Restriction dolphins or whales Subdivision 4 161 . . . . . ongrant for oflicence Restriction macropods 209 Thingsby authorised commercial wildlife . . 161 ongrantif weapons tochildren involved oflicence Restriction Subdivision 3 for onanimals . may. which licence . Restriction be granted. 208 207 206 205 1 Hle a oepriua arpd opaeo rcsig 169 168 . of processing. place to maymacropods Holder move particular . . may Holder take, animals keep, particular andprocess use out activi Carrying 167 Subdivision 4 . . . . quails and 167 ongrant for oflicence Restriction ducks 219 167 . . . . . ongrant for oflicence Restriction macropods 218 Things authorised by recreational wildlife . . ongrantif weapons tochildren involved oflicence Restriction Subdivision 3 166 217 ...... of div Purpose 6 216 215 Restrictionon grantofrecreational wildlife 165 Subdivision 2 ...... 164 ...... Requirementto give of operations return licences wildlife Recreational harvesting Purposedivision of 214 ...... Requirementto keep record book Subdivision 1 163 carcassesof Requirements about 6 Division ...... Way . . animal may be taken 213 212 211 210 2 Proeo i 172 ...... of div Purpose 7 171 ...... Requirement to give of operations return licences Wildlife demonstrator Purposedivision of 223 169 carcassesof Requirements about Subdivision 1 ...... Way . . animal may be taken 7 Division 222 221 220 avsiglicence harvesting licences harvesting avsiglicence harvesting licences harvesting licence harvesting licence Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ant ofcommercialwildlife ties under recreational wildlife ties underrecreational under commercial wildlife harvesting 11 aiastknudrlcne 164 . taken licence animals under aiastknudrlcne 171 . taken licence animals under

225 Restriction onnumber oflive Restriction that animals may bekept under 172 ...... animals may Holder keep and particular use u out activities Carrying 225 Subdivision 3 Thingsby authorised 224 Subdivision 2 4 Rqieett iertr foeain 184 ...... 183 ...... Requirement to give of operations return 182 ...... Requirement to keep record book . . activities. 182 particular about must holders Particular keep report 182 . . must holders approved Particular with comply plan interaction 248 181 ...... animals dangerous Handling 247 . . . . . 181 onacts mayanimal to do Restriction required be 246 . . . displayed being while animal to supervise Requirement 181 245 . . Way...... animal may . . . . be displayed 244 243 Holder may move premises for toorfromlicensed animal 242 Carrying out activities under wildlife exhibitor licence 241 179 interactionin particular may Holder inunauthorised engage Subdivision 5 179 . . . . . may Holder take useprotectedplant parts and . . 178 animals may Holder keep take or orphaned sick, and injured 240 ...... Holder may keep and use animals 239 178 238 ...... Exhibit criteria must meet particular 177 237 Things authorised by wildlife exhibitor licence 236 . . . . forinformation to application give Requirement particular Subdivision 4 176 Restrictions on grant for wildlife exhibitor licences 235 ...... of div Purpose 8 Subdivision 3 Additionalapplication requirements 234 176 Subdivision 2 ...... 175 ...... Requirementto give of operations return Wildlife exhibitor licences Purposedivision of 233 . . 175 ...... Requirementto keep record book Subdivision 1 175 ...... animals dangerous Handling 8 Division . . . . . 174 onacts mayanimal to do Restriction required be 232 . . . displayed being while animal to supervise Requirement 174 231 . . Way...... 173 . . .animal may . . . . be displayed 230 . . . Minimum. . . number . . . . ofdisplays ...... 229 228 227 226 eodr uhrte 180 ...... authorities secondary 180 ...... circumstances 173 ...... licence Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 wildlife demonstrator licence 12 nder wildlife demonstrator licence

7 Rqieett iertr foeain 194 ...... 193 ...... Requirement to give of operations return . . 193 ...... Requirement to keep record book 193 ...... animals dangerous Handling . . . . . 193 onacts mayanimal to do Restriction required be 274 . . . displayed being while animal to supervise Requirement 192 273 . . Way...... animal may . . . 192 . be displayed 272 Where animals may . be . displayed...... 271 191 270 . . may Holder take, animals keep, particular andprocess use 269 out ac Carrying 268 Subdivision 4 267 6 Rsrcino rn flcneatoiigdsly...... 190 . . . . . 190 display ongrant authorising oflicence Restriction 190 for onanimals . may. which licence . Restriction be granted. Things author . . . may to whom licence onpersons be granted Restriction Subdivision 3 190 266 189 . . . . Definitionfor ...... div 10...... 265 ...... of div Purpose 10 Restrictions on grant of museum licences 264 Subdivision 2 189 263 ...... 188 ...... Requirementto give of operations return Preliminary 262 . . 188 ...... Museumlicences Requirementto keep record book Subdivision 1 188 ...... animals dangerous Handling 10 Division . . . . 187 . onacts mayanimal to do Restriction required be 261 . . . . . displayed being while must besupervised Animal 187 260 . . Way...... animal may . 186 . . . be displayed 259 186 Complyingwithrelevant ...... code...... 258 ...... reptiles Sampling or implanting particular 257 animal identifying about Requirement 256 185 255 Holder may keep, ...... use . . and processanimals. 185 254 Carryingout activities under wildlife farming licence . . . . 253 185 reptiles ongrant for oflicence Restriction particular Subdivision 4 for onanimals . may. which licence . Restriction be granted. Things authorised by wildlife farming licences 252 184 Subdivision 3 ...... of div Purpose 9 251 Restrictionon grantofwildlife farming licences 250 Subdivision 2 Wildlife licences farming Purposedivision of 249 Subdivision 1 9 Division Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ised by museum licences tivities undermuseumtivities licences 13 tknfo h id 186 . . . taken thewild. from

9 Rsrcino rn fpri o nmlfo nte tt 203 . . for ongrant ofpermit from State animal another Restriction 202 for ongrant ofpermit takenanimals Restriction under . . . formay permit which onpurposes granted be Restriction 202 293 ...... of div Purpose 5 292 Restriction on grant of permit to keep protected wildlife 291 201 Subdivision 2 ...... Requirementto give of operations return Permit protected tokeep wildlife Purposedivision of 290 201 Subdivision 1 may Holder . . . . take, animals. keep particular and use 5 Division 200 permit purposes educational under out activities Carrying 289 . . 200 . formay permit which onpurposes granted be Restriction 4 Subdivision . . . may to whom permit be granted onpersons Restriction Things authorised by educational purposes permit 288 199 Subdivision 3 ...... of div Purpose 4 287 permit purposes for on grant educational Restriction 286 199 2 Subdivision ...... Requirementto give of operations return Educational permits purposes Purposedivision of 285 198 Subdivision 1 ...... Holder may animals take particular 4 Division permit mitigation damage under out activities Carrying 284 197 for ongrant ofpermit and to health threat human Restriction 4 Subdivision . . 196 . . . for ongrant ofpermit orloss damage Restriction Things authorised by damage mitigation permit 283 . . . 196 formay permit which onpurposes granted be Restriction Subdivision 3 . . . for may onanimals which permit Restriction begranted 282 196 281 ...... of div Purpose 3 280 permit mitigation ofdamage grant on Restrictions 279 2 Subdivision 195 mitigation Damage weapon permits if to children permits ongrant ofparticular Restriction Purposedivision of 278 ...... children to ongrant of permits General restriction Subdivision 1 3 Division 277 276 7 Prista a egatd 194 ...... Permits that may begranted General restricti animals Permits orusing for keeping taking, Preliminary 2 Division 275 Division 1 5 Part eaiiainpri ...... 203 ...... permit rehabilitation 197 ...... wellbeing 195 ...... involved Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ons on grant for all permits 14

294 Restriction on grant of permit for ongrant ofpermit keptanimal Restriction under expired 294 1 Rsrcino rn fpri loigaia ob ae...... 214 213 . . . to be taken. allowing animal ongrant ofpermit Restriction . . . may to whom permit be granted onpersons Restriction 213 212 ...... Definitions . for ...... div . 7...... 316 ...... of div Purpose 7 permit purposes ofscientific grant on Restrictions 315 2 Subdivision . . 314 211 tonaturalhabitat animal Returning Scientific purposes permit Preliminary 313 ...... Way . . animal must bekept Subdivision 1 211 7 Division 210 . . . may Holder circumstances move in particular animals 312 . . . . . may holders Particular animals display particular out Carrying activities under rehabilitation permits 311 209 for animals dead feeding particular may Holders takeparticular Subdivision 4 . . . . . animals may Holder keep and obtain particular 310 209 309 . . . for may onanimals which permit Restriction begranted 308 208 wildlife to voluntary ongrant care ofpermit Restriction Thingsby authorised rehabilitation permits 307 . . . may to whom permit be granted onpersons Restriction Subdivision 3 208 306 ...... of div Purpose 6 305 Restrictions on grant of rehabilitation permits 304 207 Subdivision 2 ...... 207 ...... Requirementto give of operations return Rehabilitation permits Purposedivision of 303 ...... Requirementto keep 206 record book Subdivision 1 ...... Breeding ...... Division 6 206 302 . . Holder . may ...... move. . birds...... particular 301 300 may Holder moveout activiti Carrying asked toaninstitution if animal by chief Subdivision 4 keeping maylonger Holder no if move holder another to animal 205 299 . . . . Holder . may...... keep . . . animal...... 204 298 authorities. of to holders particular ongrant ofpermit Restriction 297 auth Things 296 Subdivision 3 295 nml ...... 210 ...... animals 208 ...... associations 206 ...... 205 ...... executive animals 204 ...... authority wildlife Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 orised by permit to keepprotected wildlife es under permits es underpermits to keepprotected 15 212 ......

3 Ohrrsrcino rn fatoiy 222 222 ...... ongrant Other . restriction . . . . of authority. . . . may to whom authority begranted onpersons Restriction 332 331 wildlife mayprotected of dead authority keep of collection Holder Collection authority to Restrictions on grant fo Subdivision 1 221 Division 4 may Holder . . . . take, animals. keep particular and use Collection author 330 221 . . animals. marine for ongrant ofauthority particular Restriction Division 3 329 220 custom may which authority be oncircumstancesunder Restriction Thingsby authorised Aboriginal traditionIsland or . . . may to whom authority begranted onpersons Restriction Subdivision 3 328 220 ...... Application of div 2 327 326 Restrictions on grant for Aboriginal tradition or 219 Subdivision 2 Authorities that may . . . . be .granted ...... authorities custom Island and tradition Aboriginal Preliminary 325 Subdivision 1 218 Authorities for taking Preliminary 2 Division . . . . may Holder whales observe and search, approach 324 217 Division 1 . . . . onareas formay Restriction permit which begranted Part 6 watching ongrant whale of commercial General restriction Thingsby authorised 323 216 Subdivision 3 ...... of div Purpose 8 322 Restrictionon grantof 321 216 Subdivision 2 ...... Requirementto give of operations return Commercial whalewatching permit Purposedivision of 320 Subdivision 1 8 Division 319 1 Hle a ae ep s n rcs nml ...... 215 . . . . . may Holder take, keep, animals andprocess use 214 out activiti Carrying . . . . for ongrant ofpermit ordolphins whales Restriction Subdivision 4 Things authorised by scientific purposes permit 318 Subdivision 3 317 keep common keep common wildlife 222 220 ...... authorities granted customauthorities Island 217 ...... permit edpoetdwildlife protected dead Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ity to keep collectionof ity tokeep es under scientific purposes permit es underscientificpurposes , keeping or using animals commercial whale watchingpermit take and keep common wildlife common andkeep take commercial whalewatching permit 16 r collection authority authority to and r collection take

udvso Thingsby authorised co Subdivision 2 3 Hle a oeaiasfrsria riig...... 223 . . . Holder . may ...... move 223 animals for survival training Holder may take, ...... keep. . . and use common animals out activities Carrying Subdivision 3 334 333 5 Exemption forprotec using 231 ...... Definitionfor...... sdiv . 4...... Exemption for part selling 350 Exemptionsfor using protected plantparts 349 by retail—other plants Exemption protected for whole selling Subdivision 4 A by retail—type plants Exemption protected for whole selling 348 by Exemption propagated for plants protected whole 229 347 ...... Definitionfor...... sdiv . 3...... 228 346 Exemption. . . . for. . . . . land-holders. 345 Plant under Exemptionregistered for plants Exemptions protected for using whole protected plants 344 228 Subdivision 3 ...... of div Purpose 3 343 Exemptions for usi 342 Subdivision 2 for Exemptions ormoving for onusing protectedplant parts using Restriction protected Purposedivision of plants 341 Subdivision 1 226 for protectedplants ormoving whole onusing Restriction Division 3 226 . . . . . ormoving onusing commonplants Restriction ...... of div Purpose 2 340 224 339 ...... of. pt7. Purpose ...... Restrictions ab 338 337 224 Taking protected plants using or Purpose of part 2 Division ...... Requirementto give of operations return 336 Division 1 7 Part 335 5 Eepinfrpriua uhrt rpri odr...... 232 232 . . . . holders. permit or Exemption authority for particular . . . . by Exemption retail. for parts plant protected selling 352 351 common wildlife rpgtdfrrcetoa upss 231 ...... purposes recreational for propagated 230 ...... plants ...... protected 230 ...... plants ...... restricted 229 ...... propagator authorised 228 ...... (Cwlth) 1994 Act Rights Breeder’s 227 ...... purpose. . . commercial 226 ...... purpose. . . commercial wildlifecommon and keep uhrsdcliao 232 ...... cultivator authorised Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 out using protected plants ng protected plantsgenerally under collection authority to under collectionauthority take 17 icular whole protected plants protectedplants icular whole llection authority authority to andkeep llection take ted plant parts cultivated by parts ted plant

5 Exemption forprotect using 353 5 Eepinfrrtiest oepoetdpat 234 Exemption to move protected ...... Exemption for to moveretailers plants protected 355 354 7 Rsrcino rn fpri o aaeo os 243 for ongrant ofpermit and to health threat human Restriction . . 242 . . . for ongrant ofpermit orloss damage Restriction . . . formay 242 permit which onpurposes granted be Restriction onplants formay permit Restriction . which begranted. . . 377 242 376 Holder .may ...... take. . . . . protected. . . plants. . . . 375 mitigation Damage permits 374 241 mayparticular Holder in plants takeprotected use or Subdivision 8 . . . may to whom licence onpersons be granted Restriction Clearing permits 373 240 Subdivision 7 ...... Holder may plants take and useparticular 372 240 licences Herbarium 371 . . . . plants may Holder protected take useparticular and Subdivision 6 239 Recreational wildlifelicence harvesting 370 ...... plants . . . . . onselling . particular Restriction . . Subdivision 5 239 for plants protected may Holder commercial useparticular also Commercialwild 369 238 . . . may Holder for plants protected use purpose. recreational Subdivision 4 . . . may to whom licence onpersons be granted Restriction 368 238 367 ...... 237 ...... Requirementto give of operations return 366 236 ...... Requirementto keep record book Recreational wildlife licences 365 . plants 236 type A whole restricted provisionselling about Additional Subdivision 3 236 orgiving away . . Selling . . . protectedplants generally. 364 . . . . may Holder for plants protected use commercial purpose 363 235 362 235 Authorities that may . . . . be .granted ...... 361 ...... 235 ...... Permits thatmay begranted Commercial wildlife licences 360 ...... Licences that may begranted Subdivision 2 358 357 Preliminary 356 and permits Licences, Subdivision 1 4 Division rsinii eerhproe...... 233 ...... purposes...... research scientific or elen ...... 243 ...... wellbeing 241 ...... circumstances 239 . . . circumstances...... particular ...... in purpose ruigprotected plants using or 234 ...... exemption. . . . under Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 life harvesting licence other authorities for taking for taking authorities other 18 ed plant parts for educational parts ed plant plants forplants plants using persons

8 Rsrcino esn owo uhrt a egatd 248 may which authority be oncircumstancesunder Restriction . . . may to whom authority begranted onpersons Restriction 247 ...... 247 . . . . Requirementto give of operations return 389 247 ...... Holder may take and useprotectedplants 388 . 246 . . formay permit which onpurposes granted be Restriction Aboriginal tradition and Island custom authorities Subdivision 11 . . . may to whom permit be granted onpersons Restriction 387 245 386 ...... 245 . . . . Requirementto give of operations return 385 245 ...... Holder may take and useprotectedplants 384 244 . . . . formay permit begranted which onpurpose Restriction permit purposes Scientific Subdivision 10 . . . may to whom permit be granted onpersons Restriction 383 244 382 ...... Requirementto give of operations return 243 381 Holder . may ...... take. . . . . protected. . . plants. . . . permits Educational purposes 380 Subdivision 9 379 378 0 Adtoa etito o oeet noteSae 254 ...... for Additional restriction movements into theState for restriction Additional movements 253 onmovements General restriction for may be whichpermit . . . for may onanimals which permit Restriction begranted 402 252 401 . . . . 252 ...... Permit . . . . may be granted Restrictions on grant of wildlife movement permits 400 ...... of div Purpose 8 399 Division 2 252 Permit for moving wildlife Preliminary 398 . . . . 251 executive chief to notify Requirement newof address 397 ...... 251 ...... Assistance to conservation officers Division 1 ...... Requirementto keep records Part 8 250 396 249 Noticeof approval...... 395 . . . . . whomay onpersons be approved Restriction out Carrying 394 authorised Approval as persons of Subdivision 2 393 248 392 ...... Holder may take and useprotectedplants Provisions about author Approvalpropagatorscultivators and authorised of 391 1 Subdivision 5 Division 390 rne eeal 253 ...... generally ...... granted 248 ...... granted Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 activities underapprovalactivities 19 ised cultivatorsised andpropagators cliao rpoaao 249 . . . cultivatoror propagator u fteSae...... 253 ...... out of the State

409 Using poison oradhesive inaway Usingpoison substance that may take 256 offences General . . . mayofficer Conservation askfor evidence sourceused of made or deri products Processed 409 255 made or de products Processed Part 10 ...... Definitionfor 254 pt 9 408 ...... of. pt9. Purpose ...... 407 254 Processed products 406 Holder may .move ...... wildlife ...... 405 404 Things authorised Part 9 403 Division 3 1 Huigwllf te hnpoetdwllf 262 Movingwildlife protec than other 262 . . wildlife. Housing . . wildlife . other than protected . . non-nativeof plants parts 261 particular orreleasing Spreading ...... Releaseof . animals intothewild. . . 261 260 418 ...... Procedure for taking protected sharks . 417 259 turtles and mammals marine of for taking Procedure accidental 416 . . . . . 259 native dangerous in the wild Disturbing animals 415 258 . . . Feeding. . native wild dangerous inthe animals 414A ...... Feeding native generally in the wild animals 414 place breeding animal Interfering with 413 412 411 410 419 Seizure of particular vehicles ofparticular Seizure Seizure of property provisions Miscellaneous 419 Division 1 Part 11 2 Cnevto au o rtce idie...... 267 Conservation value . . . . for ...... protected . . . . wildlife 266 265 ...... Interfering...... with tags Conservation value for wildlife Conservationvalues for protected wildlife 426 ...... Tags 265 person to beused bynot unauthorised Subdivision 1 ...... Usingtagsgenerally...... 265 . . . . . Division 3 264 . . . . Chiefexecutive ...... may recall tags 425 ...... Natureof tags suppliedby the chief executive 264 424 Chiefexecutive may tagsfor supply . . . use by. person 423 422 Provisions about tags 421 420 2 Division rtce nml 256 ...... animals . . . protected idieit h tt...... 263 . State...... the into wildlife aiewllf ...... 263 ...... wildlife native Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 by wildlife movement permit 20 or appliances foror appliances of the protection ie rmpoetdaias...255 . . rived animals from protected ted, international or prohibited or prohibited international ted, e rmpoetdpat 256 . . ved plants from protected 257 ......

2 Exemptionpayment value from taken if conservation of from Exemptions paymentvalue ofconservation 427 2 Subdivision 5 Dfntosfrp ...... 283 Definitions for pt. 4. . . 283 ...... Application. . . . of . pt. 4...... 282 Provisions about ofoperations return ...... Persons 282 must notinterfere with record books 453 281 executive chief to notify Requirement . . . etc.. . loss of . 452 . . . . book orsurrender record to produce Requirement Part 4 Information must be complete, accu 451 280 for to be included information wildlife Additional exhibitor 450 . . . 280 book record in tobeincluded particulars When record 449 . . . 278 General book. that must information in record beincluded 448 278 . . . . for Where and how recordbook must be kept long 447 ...... of theState Recordbooks property 274 446 Definitions for pt. 3. . . 274 ...... 445 ...... Application. . . . of . pt. 3...... 444 273 Provisions about record books 443 ...... points Demerit 442 273 Demerit points for offencesparticular 441 272 . . . . Compensation . notpayable...... Part 3 ...... 272 . . . . Application of proceeds ofsale 440 ...... 271 Dealingwithunclaimed property Part 2 271 ...... of. claimed . property. . Return 439 270 ...... Receipt for otherseized property 438 ...... must bedestroyed Particular property 270 437 ...... Application. . . . of . pt. 1...... 436 Provisions property about withseized dealing 435 270 434 269 . . . . . must order Respondent complywithstop action General provisions 433 ...... 269 Contentsand form of stop action order Part 1 for. . . order Application . action of stop . and giving 4 Chapter 432 orders action Stop Exemption payment value from forconservation of particular 431 430 Exemptionpayment value from forconservation of 4 Division 429 428 iecs...... 280 ...... licences 268 ...... reptiles 268 ...... spiders or scorpions protected 268 ...... authorities. . particular under Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 21 aeadlgbe 281 ...... rate andlegible

5 Fr n aueo euno prtos 285 ofoperations must be given the period and When return . . . . . ofoperations. . . Form of and nature return 455 454 7 Dfntosfrc 294 . . . Definitions . for ...... ch . 5 ...... Definitions 294 ...... Approved...... forms 477 Transitional provisions for NatureConservation and Other 1 Division 293 forest continuation for Prescribed reserves temporary ...... Prescribed class—Act, s130 Chapter 5 292 execut chief to notify Requirement 476 . . . . Period documents must be kept for which particular 475A Other provisions general 475 Exemption from fee for wildlife recreational licence harvesting 474 473 Exemption from fee for wildlife recreational licence harvesting Part 6 291 Exemption from fee for wildlife recreational licence harvesting 472 290 . . . Exemption from fee authorities collection for particular . . . . 290 Exemption from fee to keep wildlife protected permits 471 . . . Exemption from fee wildlife for farming licences. particular 470 290 Exemption from fee wildlife recreational of holders for particular 469 . . Exemption persons. from fee for for particular permit camping 468 289 467 288 . . . . . fee Reduced ifroyalty payable permit under another Exemptions 466 ...... 288 fee land-holders Reduced for particular 465 . . . . . fee Additional andpermits. licences for 288 particular Division 2 ...... Fees . . . . . generally ...... 464 463 287 Fees payable Fees 462 ...... ofoperations . . Interfering return 287 with 287 461 executive chief to notify Requirement . . . etc.. . loss of . 1 Division . . of foroperations return to produce inspection Requirement 5 Part way about Requirement for period and return which 460 Information must be complete, accu 459 458 457 456 eilto mnmn euain(o )2003 3) (No. Regulation Amendment Legislation 293 ...... beekeeping—Act, s184 of 292 . . and replanted propagated be will that parts plant protected for 291 andreplanted bepropagated that will plants protected whole 291 for be . . .destroyed ...... would that plants protected for 290 ...... lizards for licence harvesting 286 ...... kept be must operations of 285 ...... given be must they which for Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 22 v fpriua atr 293 . . . matters ive particular of aeadlgbe 286 ...... rate andlegible

Bkul osrainPr 300 Peak, Flinders Hill, Denmark ...... Bukkulla Conservation Park 299 Beachmere, BuckleysCreek, Hole, Neurum Creek, Byron . . . Parks Conservation Street andKamerunga Anderson 4 3 parks Conservation 2 1 1 Part 7 Cniun oc feitn ecepris...... 295 294 Continuing force . . of . existing ...... rescue . permits . . . Effect ofcommencemen . . . . . existing Continuing force licences of particular 3 Division Continuing force ofauthorities particular 479 478 Division 2 ceue3Permitted uses in Blackbraes, Cudmore,Top Flat Range, and Hill Moonstone Takingfish, invertebrate animals for use as bait and mud 303 Schedule 3 302 ...... Springwood . . Conservation . . . Park ...... Resources reserves 2 Schedule ...... Mount 302 Whitfield Conservation Park . . . . . Conservation . Park . . . Quarry . . Lark . . . 301 . . . . . 9 . . . . Lake . . . Broadwater . . . . Park .Conservation . . . . Part 2 8 7 6 5 298 ...... References to rescue permits Powers of trustees of 297 tonot grant decision Effect of court References torescue Schedule 1 296 back matter executive to chief toreturns decision Effect of court 488 ...... 296 Effect decisiontogrant licence of or court permit 5 Division . before 296 provisions under commencement. decided be to Appeal 487 ...... Application of div 296 4 486 ...... Definitions . for ...... div . 4...... 485 295 484 295 ...... Applications inprogress for rescuepermits Effect ofcommencem 483 . . . . . licences inprogress for Applications particular 482 4 Division 481 480 ceue4Permitted uses Schedule 4 ceue6Processed products Minimum flying height over national parks Schedule 6 5 Schedule he tto re n aab re osrainPrs..299 . Wararba Parks Conservation Creek and Creek Station Sheep rb nntoa parks national in crabs 304 ...... Reserves Resources Country Stones reserves progress in osrainPrs...... 300 ...... Parks Conservation Rock and White Rock (LimitedDepth) White Brummell, Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 in national parks national in ...... 299 ...... pecie ainlparks national prescribed 317 ...... conservation parks or resourcesor conservation parks permits in ordocuments permits Acts appeals ent onparticular 305 ...... 23 t on particular applications applications particular t on Ipswich Pteropus, MountBeau 315 ...... lcneo emt 297 ...... licence or permit ...... 316 ...... 310 ......

1 Definitions for sch 6 ...... Definitions for sch 6 Processed products from or derived made protected Definitions Part 2 1 1 Part Rpie ...... 357 ...... 355 Reptiles ...... Birds . . . . 355 . . . Amphibians...... 354 ...... 354 Reptiles Restricted animals 3 ...... Birds . . . . 353 2 . . . Amphibians...... 1 352 Part 5 ...... 352 . . . . . Reptiles Recreational animals 3 ...... 350 Invertebrates 2 ...... Birds . . . . 1 348 Part 4 ...... Birds . . . . Commercial animals 3 347 2 ...... Birds . . . . Controlled animals 1 Part 3 animals Exempt 1 Part 2 1 Relevant protected animals made or derive products Processed 1 Part Domestic animals Schedule9 Fees Processed products from or derived made protected plants Schedule 8 made or products Processed Schedule 7 protected made or derived products from particular Processed 8 Part 3 made of orderived particular from products Processed 7 protected made or derived products from particular Processed 6 protected made or derived products from particular Processed 5 protected made or derived products from particular Processed 4 3 2 rtce ms 321 323 ...... macropods ...... emus protected 318 ...... crocodiles . . . 317 318 ...... butterflies ...... birds animals nml 325 ...... animals ...... 327 ...... Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 337 ...... 24 347 ...... derived protected from other rmpoetdpat 326 . . plants d from protected 317 ......

ceue9 rsrbdfrs eevsfrtmoaycniuto of for continuation forest Prescribed temporary reserves Schedule 9A Endnotes Dictionary Schedule 10 ito noain ...... 384 ...... List of annotations 381 ...... 380 . List . of . legislation...... 7 ...... Tables...... reprints inearlier 380 6 379 Table ...... of . reprints ...... 5 ...... 379 . . . . . Key ...... 4 . 379 ...... to . Date . whichamendments. incorporated. . . 3 ...... Index toendnotes. 2 1 beekeeping Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ...... 360 ...... 358 ...... 25

3 Definitions Commencement 2 General 1 Short title Part 1 Preliminary Chapter 1 [as amendedby amendmentsall that commenced onor before 10 June2005] Nature Conservation Regulation1994 s 1 B Scientific names ofprotected wildlife 3B 3A Notes in text b for amphibiansorre (b) for birds—Simpson&Day, 1996, (a) regulation forprotectedwildlifefollow— Unless otherwisestated,scie A noteinthetext ofthis regul Schedule 10defines particularwords usedinthisregulation. This regulation commences on19December1994. Regulation 1994 This regulation may becitedasthe Books, Chatswood, NSW, Australia;or Reptiles andAmphibiansofAustralia Australia Ltd,Victoria, Australia;or Birds ofAustralia Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 . 27 , 5thedition1996,PenguinBooks ation ispart ofthe regulation. ptiles—Cogger, H.G.,1992, ntific namesusedinthis Nature Conservation Field Guidetothe , 5thedition,Reed s 3B

4 Applications Licences Definitionfor 2 pt 3C Part 2 s 3C 1 An extract of the census, including the scientific names mentioned in is in the census, extract thescientific An mentioned including of names the census, 1 Toowong. availablethe Queensl forinspectionfrom 3 An applicationforanAborig (3) However, anapplicationfo (2) An applicationforalicenceor (1) b the corporationhasconsultedwith,andconsideredthe (b) a the corporationissatisfi (a) or TorresStraitIslandersonlyif— corporation representingacomm authority foraparticular to bemadeinanapprovedform. fee. made intheapprovedformand licensee licence In thispart— for plants—thecensus (c) application relatesbefore particularly concernedwiththelandtowhich the views of,AboriginalorTo Island customapplicabletotheactivity; and performed isconsistentwi and Lichens’,publishedby theQueenslandHerbarium. ‘Names andDistribution of Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 includesapermitandanauthority. , foralicence,meanstheholderoflicence. 28 r acampingpermitdoesnotneed and HerbariumatMtCoot-thaRoad, activity maybemadebya inal tradition orIsland custom ed theway theactivity willbe arenewaloflicencemustbe makingtheapplication. of Queenslandplants,called be accompaniedbythelicence unity orgroupofAborigines QueenslandPlants,Algae th Aboriginaltraditionor rres StraitIslanderpeople s 4 1

s 4 2 Chapter 2 relates toprotected areas. Chapter 2 1)Thissectionissubjectto— (10) 9 If theapplicantdoes notgive (9) 8 The chiefexecutivemay, (8) Failure tocomplywiths (7) If theapplicantisacorporation,corporation— (5) An applicationforarenewal (4) 6 Subsection (5)doesno (6) b for an application foralicence forwildlifeotherthan (b) the chiefexecutive must (b) the applicationistaken to (a) application isreceived by thechiefexecutive— subsection (8)tothechiefexec a for anapplication foralicen (a) information abouttheapplication. require the applicant togive applicant within30daysaf chief executivedealingwithanapplication. under chapter 2. must nominatesomeone asth (b) must have anoffice inQueensland;and (a) the licencefee. least 30daysbeforethelicen conservation planthatre wildlife inaprotecte in aprotectedarea—chapter2;or theapplicantmaymake anew application. (ii) the application (i) notice stating— under thelicence. place wherethecorporati Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 2 29 t applytoanappl ubsection (4)doesnotpreventthe is withdrawn; and by writtennoticegiventoan ce endsandbeaccompaniedby theinformationrequiredunder lates tothe wildlife. d area—chapter3andany the chiefexecutiveadditional ter receivinganapplication, of alicencemustbemadeat have beenwithdrawn; and utive within90 on istoconductactivities give theapplicant written ce forwildlifeoran activity e personincharge ofthe ication forapermit days after the s 4

How executivechief may for dealwithapplications 5 Particular must applications include request for record 4A s 4A 2 The chiefexecutive mustmakeadecisionunder subsection (2) The chiefexecutivemustconsid (1) In thissection— (3) When the applicationismade,personmust— (2) This sectionappliesif— (1) 4 The chiefexecutive may gran (4) However, foranapplication (3) licence book hold thelicence. executive issatisfied theapplic for any otherapplicat (b) if thechiefexecutive issatisfied onreasonablegrounds (a) (1)— refuse tograntthelicence. (b) grant thelicence,withorwithoutconditions; (a) and either— record book pay theprescribedfeeforrecordbook. (b) ask forarecordbook;and (a) the persondoesnothave therecordbook. (b) a personmakes anapplicat (a) information. decision within60daysafte has beenrequested, thechie receiving theapplication. after receiving theapplication; and additional informationorconsultation—within90days the applicationisofan book; and holder ofthelicencemust, Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 includesarecordandreturnbook. 30 for which additional information t thelicence onlyifthe chief ant isanappropriatepersonto ion—within 60daysafter f executivemustmakethe er anapplicationforalicence unusual natureandrequires ion fora licence forwhicha r receiving the additional under theAct,keep arecord s 5

s 5 3 Under section 135 of the Act, the chief executivethe Act, of the 135 the from section Under report a obtain may 3 commissioner ofthepolicese convictions the in mentioned section 6. section 7 The chiefexecutivemustrefuse to grantthelicence— (7) However, subsections(4)and(5)donotapplytoacamping (6) In decidingwhethertheapplic (5) to theactivitiesthatmaybe the applicanthascharacter, hold thelicence,chiefexecu d if theapplicant,orapersonwhohaseffective (d) if— (b) if theapplicantholdsalicenceandhasaccumulated10 (a) permit underchapter2. c if theapplicanthashadan (c) i)anoffence relating to (ii) an offence against the Act,thisregulation ora (i) convicted of— immediately beforethea which the application isma management orcontrolofth immediately beforetheday country suspendedorca other authority (however described) inanotherState or the applicationisfo (iii) theapplication ismade within2years afterthe (ii) the applicantisaformerlicensee whoselicence (i) before thedayapplicationisrefused;or or moredemerit pointsin Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 conservation plan;or person’s licencewas cancelled; and or moredemeritpoints;and was cancelledbecausethepersonaccumulated10 Queensland, anotherStateorcountry; the cancelledlicence;or Criminal Law (Rehabilitation of Offenders) of Law(Rehabilitation Act1986 Criminal rvice about the applicant’srvice aboutthe cr 31 carriedoutunderthelicence. ant isanappropriatepersonto knowledge andabilityrelevant r thesamekindoflicenceas equivalent licence,permitor the applicationismade;or tive mustconsiderwhether pplication ismade,been the3yearsimmediately e applicant’s operationsfor ncelled inthe3years cruelty toananimal in de, has,inthe3years iminal history,iminal including 3 s 5 ,

s 5 4 See, for example, section 97 (Housing (Housing 97 forexample, See, section 4 8 If thechiefexecutivedecides (8) 9 If thechiefexecutive decidesnottograntthelicence, (9) f if thechiefexecutive reasonablybelieves— (f) if— (e) b if aconditionimposedby the (b) the licence;and (a) executive mustpromptly notice stating— chief executive must promptlygive theapplicant a written i)theapplicantdoesnothave thefacilities tohouse (ii) the placetowhichtheapplicationrelatesisunfit (i) the applicationisfo (iii) theapplication ismade within2years afterthe (ii) a formerlicenseewhose (i) another offence relati (iii) i)a written noticestati (ii) the reasonsforthecondition;and (i) the licence— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 relevant codeofpracticefortheanimal. housing theanimalunder way thatcomplieswith the animalforwhich application is made ina for useunderthelicence;or the cancelledlicence;or cancellation; and made; and applicant’s operationsfor has effective managementorcontrol of the in anotherStateorcountry; equivalent toaprotecte within 28daysto appeal againsttheimpos 32 and careof live protected animals). givetheapplicant— a MagistratesCourt. to grantthelicence,chief r thesamekindoflicenceas ng thattheapplicant may ng towildlifeoraplace d area(however described) chief executive isstatedon licence hasbeencancelled therequirementsabout which theapplicationis ition ofthecondition this regulation ora 4 s 5

7 Licences generally transferable not Licences 7 conditions with Compliance 6 s 6 ATransfer of apiary permit for park designated for apiaries 7A 1)Thissectionissubjectto— (10) 3 Sections 4(8)and(9)5 (3) The applicationmustbe— (2) The chiefexecutive may, on (1) b a referenceinthesections (b) it wereanapplicationforalicence;and (a) accompanied by thefeeprescribed underaregulation. (c) made by theholderofpermitandproposed (b) in theapproved form;and (a) transfer anapiarypermitforaparkdesignatedapiaries. apiaries isnottransferable. A licenceotherthananapiary Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. licence, thelicenceholdermustcomplywithcondition. If aconditionimposedby thech for an application foralicence forwildlifeotherthan (b) that theapplicantmayappeal (c) the reasonsforthedecision;and (b) the decision;and (a) a for anapplication foralicen (a) reference totheproposed transferee. transferee; and conservation planthatre wildlife inaprotecte in aprotectedarea—chapter2;or 28 daystoaMagistratesCourt. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 33 apply fortheapplicationasif— lates tothe wildlife. permit foraparkdesignated d area—chapter3andany the makingofanapplication, ce for wildlifeoran activity ief executive isstatedona totheapplicantwerea against thedecision within s 7A

Grounds for cancellationorrefusal torenew suspension, 8 s 8 Procedure for or cancellation refusal to suspension, 9 2 The questionwhetherapers (2) 1 This section applies ifthechiefexecutive— (1) Each ofthefollowingis (1) renew i the licenseehasbeen convicted of— (i) h the licenseehasanequiva (h) grant ofthelicence. whether thepersonwouldbean appropriate personisdecidedin if thelicencerelatestopr (g) f someone whoselicencehas (f) e the licensee,orsomeone (e) the licenseehasaccumulated (d) the licenseehascommittedanoffence against theAct, (c) the licenseehascontravened aconditionofthelicence; (b) the licencewas obtainedonthebasisofincorrector (a) cancellation of,orrefusal i an offence relatingto (i) country suspendedorcancelled; authority (however described) inanotherstateor i)anotheroffence relati (ii) for useunderthelicence; under thelicence; management orcontrolofthelicensee’s operations is nolongeranappropriateperson; appropriate personforthegr in any periodof3years; the repealedAct,thisregulation oraconservation plan; misleading information; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 in anotherstateorcountry. equivalent toaprotecte Queensland, anotherstateorcountry; 34 torenew,alicence— a groundforthesuspensionor on is,orcontinuestobe,an emises—the premisesareunfit thesamewayas question lent licence,pe appropriatepersonforthe elserequiredtobean ng towildlifeoraplace been cancelledhaseffective ant ofthelicence,isnot,or d area(however described) 10ormoredemeritpoints cruelty toananimal in rmit orother s 9

s 9 2 The chiefexecutive mustgi (2) 6 The decisiontakeseffectonth (6) If thechiefexecutivedecides (5) The chief executive must info (4) If, afterconsideringall writ (3) b that thelicenseemayapp (b) the reasonsforthedecision;and (a) renew thelicence,noticemuststate— invites thelicenseetoshow (e) if theproposedactionissuspensionof (d) outlines thefacts andcirc (c) states thegrounds for theproposedaction;and (b) states theproposed action;and (a) that— proposes tosuspend,cancel (b) considers thereisagroundto (a) by writtennotice. if theshow causenoticewa (c) if theproposedactionwas tocancelthelicence—either (b) if theproposedactionwas tosuspendthelicencefora (a) ground totaketheproposedac the statedtime,chiefexecutivestillconsidersthereisa licence (the 28 daystoaMagistratesCourt. renew thelicence—refusetorenew thelicence. be taken. of atleast28days,whytheproposedactionshouldnot licence—states theproposedsuspensionperiod;and the grounds;and to renew alicence; and cancel thelicenceorsuspenditforaperiod; the proposedsuspensionperiod;or stated period—suspendthelicencefornotlongerthan Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 proposed action 35 ten representationsmadewithin ve thelicenseeawrittennotice rm thelicenseeof thedecision e laterofthefollowing days— tion, thechiefexecutivemay— to suspend,cancelorrefuse umstances formingthebasisof eal against thedecision within s anoticeofintentionnotto ). cause withinastatedtime, suspend,cancelorrefuse orrefusetorenew the s 9

0 Procedure for urgent suspensionorcancellationof 10 s 10 1 This sectionappliesifthechiefexecutiveissatisfied— (1) donot Subsections (4)to(6) (7) 3 However, thechiefexecutive (3) The chiefexecutivemaysusp (2) However, if the licenceissu (8) licence licensee ofthedeci a protectedarea,native (b) urgent actionisnecessaryintheparticular (a) the immediatecontrolof (b) the immediateprotection (a) for— circumstances licence ifthesuspensionis the dayofeffect statedinthenotice. (b) the daythenoticeis (a) subsection (1). prior writtennoticeto theli the suspensionorcancellationhasnoeffect ifthe (b) the suspensionorcancellationdoesnottake effect (a) the convictionofapersonforanoffence— cancel alicenceisnottaken. public maybe harmed if interest ofpublicsafety;or circumstances fortheconserva disaster. conviction isquashed. ifanappealismade (ii) the endofthetime (i) until— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 appeal isfinally decided;and conviction; and sion bywrittennotice. 36 given tothelicensee; censee forareasonmentioned in spended orcancelledbecauseof end orcancelalicencewithout necessaryintheparticular of lifeorproperty; must immediately informthe apply tothesuspension ofa wildlife ormembers ofthe against theconviction—the urgent actiontosuspendor a fire oranothernatural to appeal against the tion ofnatureorinthe s 10

1 Returnoflicence 11 s 11 12 Replacement Replacement 12 licences 5)Subsections(3)to(5)donot (5A) 2 The chiefexecutive must c (2) A licenseemayapplytothechief executive forthe (1) If asuspendedlicence isreturnedtothechief executive,the (2) The holderofasuspended li (1) The noticemuststate— (4) 5 The decisiontakeseffectonthelateroffollowingdays— (5) 6 A suspensionorcancellationma (6) either— replacement ofalost,stolenordestroyedlicence. suspension period. chief executive mustreturnitto Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. returning itornotreturn takes effect,unlesstheperson executive within14daysafterthesuspension orcancellation cancelled licence, mustreturn that thelicenseemayapp (b) the reasonsforthedecision;and (a) b the immediatecontrolof (b) the immediateprotection (a) for— circumstances licence ifthesuspensionis the dayofeffect statedinthenotice. (b) the daythenoticeis (a) area, particularprotect 28 daystoaMagistratesCourt. disaster. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ed wildlife,orboth. 37 ing itwithinthat time. given tothelicensee; onsider eachapplication and has areasonableexcusefornot necessaryintheparticular cence, orformerholderofa of lifeorproperty; eal against thedecisionwithin apply tothesuspension ofa thelicenseeatendof y beforaparticularprotected thelicenceto thechief a fire oranothernatural s 12

13 Amendment of onapplication Amendment licences 13 s 13 5 The chiefexecutive mayame (5) The chiefexecutivemust (4) However, failuretocomply (3) The applicationmustbe— (2) A licenseemayapplytothech (1) If thechiefexecutive decidesto (4) If the chiefexecutive issatis (3) effective administration ofthe Act. desirable intheinterestsof executive issatisfied onreasonable grounds theamendmentis refusing toamendthe licence. (b) amending thelicenceinway sought;or (a) prevent the chief executive de accompanied by theprescribedfee. (c) made atleast10 days be (b) in writingandsignedby thelicensee;and (a) of thelicence. that theapplicantmayappeal (c) the reasonsforthedecision;and (b) the decision;and (a) stating— the chiefexecutivemustgive licence. stolen ordestroyed,thechie refuse toreplacethelicence. (b) replace thelicence; or (a) amendment totake effect; and 28 daystoaMagistratesCourt. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 38 decidetheapplicationby— withsubsection(2)doesnot aling withtheapplication. nd thelicenceonlyifchief ief executiveforanamendment fied thelicencehasbeenlost, f executivemustreplacethe natureconservationorthe the applicant awrittennotice refusetoreplacethelicence, fore thelicenseewants the against thedecision within s 13

14 Amendment of licenc s 14 3 If thechiefexecutivedecid (3) If thechiefexecutiveconsidersconditions ofalicence (1) 5 The chiefexecutivemayma (5) Subsections (1)to(3)donot (4) The chiefexecutivemayam (2) licensee. mentioned insubsection(4)by that thelicenseemayapp (b) the way inwhichtheconditionshave beenamended; (a) stating— chief executivemustgivethelicenseeawrittennotice in anotherway, having regard totherepresentations. (b) in theway mentionedintheshow causenotice;or (a) amended— the chiefexecutivestillbe considering allreprese invite thelicenseetoshow causewithinastatedtime,of (c) outlines thefacts andcircum (b) states thereasonsforamendment;and (a) a writtennotice (the should beamended,thechiefexec d in anotherway thatdoes (d) to make achange(otherth (c) to correctanerror;or (b) by omittingacondition;or (a) licence aretobeamendedonly— licensee’s interests. 28 daystoaMagistratesCourt. and amended. at least28days,whyth of thereasons;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 es without application show causenotice 39 ntations made withinthestated time, lieves theconditionsshouldbe es toamendtheconditions, applyiftheconditionsofa ke anamendmentofatype eal against thedecisionwithin end theconditionsif,after an achangeofsubstance);or e conditionsshouldnotbe written notice given tothe utive mustgivethelicensee stances thatformthebasis not adversely affect the ) that— s 14

16 Surrender oflicence Surrender 16 for licence return to alteration Notice 15 s 15 at3Appeals Decisionsopento appeal 17 Part 3 1 An applicantfora licence mayappealagainstthechief (1) A surrenderofalicencetakeseffect— (3) The licencemust (2) A licensee maysurrender the (1) The amendmentofthec (4) A licenseemustcomplywi (3) After amendingthestatem (2) The chiefexecutivemay,by (1) Without limitingwhenthechiefexecutive maymake an (6) executive’s decisiontorefuse tograntthelicence. the dayofeffect stated inthenotice. (b) on thedaynoticeisgiven; or (a) to the chief executive. this section. depend onthestatementofc Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. it. unless thepersonhasareasonabl executive mustreturnthelicenceto thelicensee. amend thestatementofconditionsonlicence. stated time,ofatleast14days, to enable thechiefexecutiveto licensee toreturnthelicence the amendmentwhenchiefexecutive renews thelicence. amendment underthissection,thechiefexecutive maymake Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 accompanythenotice. 40 onditions ofthelicencedoesnot th anoticeundersubsection(1), onditions beingamendedunder ent ofconditions,thechief to the chiefexecutivewithina licence bywritte written notice,requirethe e excusenottocomplywith n noticegiven s 17

s 18 5 See section 430 (Application for givingand (Application 430 section order). of See action stop 5 appeal an How tostart 18 1 An appeal is startedbyfiling (1) A licenseemayappealagainst (2) 3 A persontowhomastopactionorderhasbeengiven may (3) the clerkofcourt a decisiontorefusegive anapproval undera (k) a decisionrequiring (i) a decisiontorefuse (h) a decisiontoimposeac (g) a decisiontorefuse (f) a decisiontorefuserenew alicence; (e) a decisiontosuspendorcancelalicence; (d) a decisiontorefuse (c) a decisiontoamendaconditionoflicence; (b) a decisiontoimpose (a) the chief executive— appeal against thed a decisiontoimposeac (j) order. appeal underthispart. conservation planspecifyi open toappealunderthispart; under aconservation plan tosurrender theperson’s (ii) to make statedchanges (i) care ofprotectedanimals— requirement ofthisregulat regulation; under thisregulation; 5 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 housing aprotectedanimal;or animal, tothe chief executive withinastated time; ecision ofthechiefex 41 toreplacealicence; a conditiononlicence; amend aconditionoflicence; a writtennoticeofappealwith ondition onanapproval given ondition onanapproval given 1 ofthefollowingdecisions Magistrates Courtnearestthe give anapproval underthis a personcontravening a ng thedecisionisopento ion aboutthehousingand specifying thedecisionis licence orpermit,andthe to thecageorenclosure ecutive togive the s 18

9 Stay operationof of decisions 19 s 19 20 Hearing procedures 2 In decidinganappeal, theMagistratesCourt— (2) The procedureforanappeal (1) The startingofanappeal (4) The periodofastayspeci (3) A stay— (2) The Magistrates Courtmaystay (1) The noticeofappeal must (5) The MagistratesCourtmayat (4) The noticeofappealmustbe (3) The clerkofthecourtmust (2) b in theabsenceofrelevant (b) the rulesofcourtapplicabletotheappeal;or (a) accordance with— decision isstayed. decision, orthecarryingout the appeal. not extendpastthetimewhen theMagistrates Courtdecides may berevoked oramendedby theMagistratesCourt. (c) operates fortheperiodspecified by theMagistrates (b) may begiven onthecondi (a) secure theeffectiveness oftheappeal. filing thenoticeofappeal. against. appellant receiveswrittennot the notice. proposes tocarryon,business. place wheretheapplicantor Court; and considers appropriate;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 42 fied bythe Magistrates Courtmust state thegroundsofappeal. give thechiefexecutiveacopyof against adecisionaffectsthe to theMagistrates Courtisin any timeextendtheperiodfor ice ofthedecisionappealed filed within28 days after the rules—directions ofthecourt. licensee lives,carrieson,or adecisionappealed againstto of thedecision,onlyif tions theMagi strates Court s 20

1 Powers onappeal ofcourt 21 s 21 22 Appeal to District Court on questions law of on questions only toDistrictCourt Appeal 22 3 If theMagistrates Courtsubstitutes another decision, the (3) In substitutinganother decisi (2) In decidinganappeal,theMagistratesCourtmay— (1) law. may appealtotheDistrict A partydissatisfied by thedeci this part),tobethedecisionofchiefexecutive. substituted decisionistaken,fo Example same powersasthechiefexecutive. set asidethedecisionandre (c) set asidethedecision and s (b) confirm thedecisionappealedagainst;or (a) may heartheappealincourtorchambers. (c) must observe naturaljustice;and (b) is notboundby therulesofevidence; and (a) Act. 4,divipart in principles management the courtmustconsider the decision, In making conditions. oronparticular the either unconditionally licence The court maydecideanunsuccessful considers appropriate. executive withdirectionstheMagistratesCourt Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 — 43 Court, but onlyonaquestionof on, theMagistratesCourthas sion oftheMagistratesCourt , amongst other things, the relevant things, other , amongst ubstitute anotherdecision;or r thisregulation (other than sion 1 or part 5, division ofthe orpart 1 1 sion applicantforalicencebegranted turn thematterto chief s 22

25 Application ofchapter—special Application 25 ofchapter—general Application 24 Preliminary ofchapter Purpose 23 Part 1 Protected areas Chapter 2 s 23 7 The extent of the application of this chapter may be modifiedbe may chapter ofthis byextent The theapplication regulation of giving aregiven principles management The to26 of theAct. insections 16 7 6 effect to a management 2 This chapterappliestoana (2) national park(TorresStrait an international agreement area. (e) a world heritage (d) or area; a wilderness (c) a coordinatedconservation area;or (b) a naturerefuge;or (a) protected area land private Inthissection— (1) areas. Subject tosection25,thischap area. use aprotectedareaunderthema The purposeofthischapteris 6 7 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 plan for a protected area. plan fora

means landotherthanCrownland. means— management area;or 44 tional park(Aboriginalland)or Islander land)unlessastated to managetheway peoplemay ter appliestoallprotected nagement principlesforthe s 25

6 Trustees have someofchief executive’s powers 26 s 26 8 This regulation This may,a to chapter provisionof this a particular forexample, apply 8 mudmayor fish,invertebrate where crabs animals Areas 27 area or a conservationarea or particular protected area togive effect to 1 This section applies to (1) If atrusteecharges afee fora (3) For theapplication (2) The trusteeofaconservation (1) This chapterdoesnotapplyto (5) A provisionofthischapter (4) A provision ofthischapterappl (3) be taken b fossicking orcampingunderthe (b) animals reserve. the fee tosatisfying the manageme conservation parkorresources to the chief executive isareference tothetrustee. chief executive statedinschedule1fortheparkorreserve. in schedule1has,forthepark an activity carri (a) in aResources Reserve— declares ittoapplytheland. protected areaonlyif,andto State forestortimberreserve. if, andtotheextent,thisregul reserve underthe apply tothearea. provision ofthischapterisd permit, claimorlease; Petroleum Act1923 lease underthe Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 )— agreement orcovenant. 8 Forestry Act1959 of thisregulation toatrustee,reference ed outunderalicence 45 Mineral Resources Act1989 the followinganimals( onlandcovered by thelicence, thedeclaredmanagementintentfor eclared, bythisregulation,notto park orresourc the followingactivities onland service thetrustee provides ina reserve, thetrusteemustapply applies toprivatelandina ation declaresittoapplya ies to a State forestortimber ies toaState or reserve, thepowers ofthe the extent,thisregulation nt principlesfortheparkor inaprotectedareaonly Fossicking Act1994 , permit,claimor es reserve stated permitted orthe s 27 .

s 27 6 In thissection— (6) A personwho,underthissecti (5) A person may take apermit (2) 4 A personmustnottakeapermittedanimalinprescribed (4) However, an invertebrateanimalmaybetakenonlyforuseas (3) e a resourcesreserve. (e) a conservation park;and (d) an area withinanational park (Torres Strait Islander (c) an areawithinanationalpark(Aboriginalland)in (b) an areawithinanational (a) prescribed area Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. area. the from a prescribedareamustnotre Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. under aregulatorynotice. subject totheconditionsst mud crabs( (c) invertebrate animals; (b) fish; (a) restricted orprohibi area, orpartofapresc bait totakefish. part 1,column1;and national park(Torres Strait land) inschedule2,part1, column 1;and national park(Aboriginalla schedule 2,part1,column 2, part1,column1;and column 2setoutoppositethenationalparkinschedule Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 means— Scylla serrata ted inthearea, or ribed area,ifthetakingofanimalis 46 ated inschedule2,part2. ted animalin aprescribed area on, takesaperm move alivepermitted animal ). column 2setoutoppositethe Islander land)inschedule2, park inschedule 2,part 1, nd) inschedule2,part1, 2setoutoppositethe the partofarea, itted animal in s 27

iiin1Authorities Authorities andpermits Division 1 Part 2 Permitted usesinnational s parks—Act, 37 27B Permitted usesinnational ornational parks parks 27A s 27A 10 Section 37 (Chiefexecutive’s 37 Section powers renew to for national existing authorities 10 executive’s 35(Chief Section powers or parks innational uses permitted about 9 executive Chief may authorities grant 28 parks) of the Act parks (recovery))national of Act the 2 In thissectionandschedule3— (2) 1 For section35(1)(a) (1) rcvr)At 35 s (recovery)—Act, park, statedfortheuse. permitted useforthenationalpa park (recovery). prescribed nationalpark column 1oppositetheuse. or partoftheprescribednatio column 2,isapermittedusefo b Island custom authority. (b) Aboriginal traditionauthority; (a) authorities underthischapter— The chiefexecutive maygr For section37(2) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 10 oftheAct,ausestatedinschedule 4isa 9 of the Act,ause the of 47 meansanationalparkor nal park,statedinschedule3, r theprescribed national park, ant thefollowing kinds of rk, orpartofthenational stated inschedule 3, s 28

32 Authorised individuals Whomay obtain authorities 31 Authoritymust protected etc. area state 30 Authority may befor taking 29 s 29 33 When chief executive When must not grant authorities 33 1 The chief executivemustnotgrantanAboriginaltraditionor (1) The individualsmustbeindi (2) The chiefexecutivemay,inan (1) resource in theapplicationforauthority. c for wildlife (otherthanrare or threatened wildlife)—if (c) for or rareorthreatenedwildlife; (b) for anaturalresourceof (a) Island customauthority— under theauthority. take, use,keeporinterferewi custom authority, statethe na with landinthearea. of Aborigines orTorres Strait corporation whosemembersre Island customauthorityfor The chiefexecutive maygrant the authorityrelates. protected area, and thecultural Island customauthoritytheprot The chiefexecutive muststate under Aboriginaltradit interfere withaculturalorna custom authority, authorise ani The chiefexecutive may, inanAboriginal traditionorIsland the taking,use,keeping orin Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ion orIslandcustom. 48 etc. of cultur viduals namedbythecorporation tural resourceof Islanders particularlyconcerned a nationalpark(scientific); or th culturalor naturalresources present acommunityorgroup AboriginaltraditionorIsland mes ofindividualswhomay ndividual totake, use,keep or a protectedareaonlyto in anAboriginal traditionor or naturalresource,towhich an Aboriginaltraditionor ected area,orpartofthe terference withthewildlife al ornatural a protectedarea s 33

4 Other restrictions ongrantofauthorities 34 s 34 1 The chiefexecutive may grant an Aboriginaltradition or (1) Subsection (1)(b)doesnotapply (2) 2 Also, the chief executive maygrantan Aboriginaltradition or (2) rare orvulnerableplant. if— (d) c the extent towhichthe (c) whether thereisareasonablealternative totaking, (b) any advicegiven by thecorporationnamedin (a) protected areaonlyifthechief Island customauthorityforacult a the purposeforwhichtheres (a) park onlyifthe chief executive is satisfied— Island customauthorityfora i)inthechiefexecutive’s opinion,theway the (ii) the way theculturalornaturalresourceistobe (i) population levels inthearea;or will reduce itsabilitytomain significance oftheresource; or having authoritytostateth the corporationnamedinth views ofpeopleregarded by themembers ofthegroup Aboriginal traditionorIsla of is with interfered or kept with thepublic’s useofthearea. resource; and keeping, usingorinterfering wi area, oftheactivity covere Aboriginal traditionorIsland application fortheauthorit Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 visiting theprotected area. kept orinterferedwithmayendangeranyone cultural ornaturalresour of aweapon; or taken, used,kept orinterferedwithinvolves theuse 49 proposed activity willinterfere executive hashadregardto— natural resourceofanational d by theapplication;and particularsignificance under y, onthesignificance, under to aseedoranot nd custom according tothe ural ornaturalresourceofa e traditional orcustomary e applicationrepresentsas ource istobetaken, used, tain orrecover itsnatural custom applicable tothe ce istobetaken, used, th theculturalornatural her partofa s 34

6 Way culturalresourceor natural may betaken 36 35 Duration of authorities s 35 1Part 5( 11 Chief executive may grant permits Permits 37 Division 2 2 The periodforwhich theauthorit (2) An AboriginaltraditionorIsla (1) 3 Subsection (2)(a)does (3) Permits to take, use, or keep interfere use, totake, Permits stated intheauthority. d stock grazingpermit; (d) permit totake, use, keep orinterferewithcultural or (c) restricted accessareapermit; (b) camping permit; (a) grant thefollowing kindsofpermitsunderthischapter— Subject tosecti Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. or Islandcustomapplicabletothearea. a protectedareainway consiste uses, keeps orinterfereswithaculturalnaturalresourceof authority mustensureanyone The holderofanAboriginal for theperiod,ofnotmorethan1year,statedinauthority. rare, vulnerableorcommonplant. the AboriginesorTorres Islandersinvolved Strait inthe (b) natural resources; Strait IslanderLandAct1991 park under the to prepareaclaimormanage application fortheauthoritywillbeonnationalpark Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 on 37Aandpart5, Aboriginal LandAct1991 50 not applytoaseedor with cultural or naturalresources) cultural with acting undertheauthoritytakes, nd custom authority is in force traditionorIslandcustom y is inforce starts onthe day nt withAboriginal tradition 11 . ment planforthenational thechiefexecutive may anotherpartofa orthe Torres s 37

7 Restrictionongrantof permits 37A s 37A 39 Duration 39 Duration of Permit must protectedstate area permits 38 1 Each ofthefollowingpermitsis (1) In thissection— (3) However, subsection(1) doesnot (2) The chief executivemustno (1) period statedforthepermit— or partoftheprotectedarea The chiefexecutive muststate donations orinformation. permit activities. to aperson,anddamageproperty,arisingfromthe permit andtheState means a policy ofinsurance that insures the applicant forthe insurance cover the activities. be conductedunderthepermitha is satisfied insurance coveris be conductedunderthepermit. the applicant hasadequateinsu special activities permit. (l) permit touserecreationalcraft; (k) group activity permit; (j) permit tosolicitdonationsorinformation; (i) commercial activity permit; (h) permit toenteranationalpark (scientific); (g) travelling stock permit; (f) stock musteringpermit; (e) doesnotincludeacampingperm Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , foractivitiestobeconductedunderapermit, against aclaimforda 51 , towhichthe permitrelates. t grantapermit not requiredfortheactivities to rance cover forthe activities to in apermittheprotected area, inforcefornot morethanthe applyifthe chief executive ving regardtothenatureof it orapermittosolicit mage, injuryorloss unlesssatisfied s 39

s 39A 12 Section 62 of the Act deals with the taking, using, keeping and interfering with using, keeping and interfering taking, the with Actdeals ofthe 62 Section 12 Permit may be taken 39A cultural and natural resources of a protectedarea. 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) The period forwhich the permit (3) The chiefexecutivemustsp (2) b the personmakes applicati (b) a personistheholderofa (a) stated inthepermit. permit isinforce. special activities permit—1year. (l) permit touserecreationalcraft—1year; (k) group activity permit—30days; (j) permit tosolicitdonati (i) commercial activity permit—3years; (h) permit toenteranationalpark (scientific)—1 year; (g) travelling stockpermit—30days; (f) stock musteringpermit—60days; (e) stock grazingpermit—10years; (d) permit totake, use, keep orinterferewithcultural or (c) restricted access (b) camping permit—22days; (a) under section4(4);and and for anotherpurpose—1year; (v) for ascientific purpose—3years;or (iii) forthetakingofwater—10 years;or (ii) if thepermitisanapiarypermit—5years;or (i) natural resources— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 to have been granted area permit—1 year; 52 ons orinformation—1year; ecify inapermithowlongthe on forarenewal ofthepermit isinforce startsontheday commercial activity permit; 12 s 39A

0 Permit camp to in aprotected needed area General requirementsfor camping 40 Camping inprotected areas Division 1 Part 3 s 40 41 Restrictions on camping 3 However, ifthe chief executive (3) The permitcontinues inforce untilthechief executive grants (2) Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. notice orcampingpermit. camping isprohibitedunder A personmustnotcampinapa for paragraph(b)—10penaltyunits. (b) for paragraph(a)—20penaltyunits;and (a) Maximum penalty— if thepersonisaccompanying apersonmentionedin (b) the personholdsacampingpermitforthearea;or (a) A personmustnotcampin application istakentohavebeenrefused. but forthissection,theper grant, theapplicationwithin or refusestheapplication. the personhasnotwi (d) the chiefexecutive hasnot (c) the numberofpersonsstatedonpermit. the personmentionedinparagraph (a)doesnotexceed paragraph (a)—thenumber the renewal ofthepermitbeforeitends;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 in protected areas 53 thdrawn theapplication. aprotectedareaunless— 3 monthsafterthedayonwhich, mit wouldhaveended,the hasnotgranted,orrefusedto this regulation, aregulatory rt ofaprotectedareawhere granted, orrefusedtogrant, of personsaccompanying s 41

iiin2E-permit campingareas Definitionsfor div 2 42A Division 2 42 Camping conditions s 42 13 See section 42G (Nature and conditions of conditions and 42G (Nature Seesection 13 for e-permit or self-registration camping areas. self-registration camping or e-permit for have beengranted)fortheco 2 A personcampingund (2) A holderofacampingpermit (1) 21. government entity area. used toidentify acampingpe e-permit number area. area, whereane-permitcamping means aplace,stat e-permit distribution point e-permit campingtag e-permit campingnotice another government enti (b) the department;or (a) means— e-permit agency additional conditionsnotice In thisdivision— Maximum penalty—10penaltyunits. the conditionsofpermit. Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. camp underthepermitthannumberstatedinpermit. camping notice forthearea. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 nditions of camping permits taken have taken to permits camping of beengranted nditions , inrelationtoane-permitcampingarea, meansasequenceoflettersandnumbers seethe ed onthee-permitcam

see section42D(1). er acamping permitmustcomplywith 54

see section42B. Public ServiceAct1996 , forane-permitcampingarea, permit) or44(When permitis taken to 13

see section42C(3). mustnotallowmorepeopleto rmit for ane-permitcamping ty statedonthee-permit tag maybeobtainedforthe ping noticeforthe , section s 42A

2 Requirementsfor e- 42C campingareas E-permit 42B s 42B 2 Chief executive to make camping tag available 42D 3 The chiefexecutive mayalso (3) 2 An e-permitcamping noticemustalsostatethefollowing (2) 2 The tagmustincludeaspa (2) The chiefexecutive mustmake (1) An e-permitcampingnoticefo (1) 3 The chief executive musten (3) to apersoncampinginthearea. conditions notice e-permit campingnotice, each e-permitdistribution pointforthearea. (c) b the penaltyforcampingin (b) the conditionsapplyingto (a) information— persons intendingtocamp inthearea. must state, ingeneral terms, th b the e-permit number forthe (b) the person’s name; (a) following onit— person’s camp site (an point foran e-permitcamping area, conspicuous positionatorn of thearea,isane-permitcampingarea. notice entrance to,aprotecte The chiefexecutive mayerector intends toapply, foracamp permit; the area. ) statingthat,inastatedpe Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ) permit campingnotice statingany additiona d area,anotice(an e-permit campingtag 55 anothernotice(an sure apersonwhohasapplied,or ce forthepersontowrite ear eache-permitdistribution e procedurestobefollowed by available, inanaccessibleand ing permitfor an e-permit a personcampinginthearea; erectordisplay, nearthe r ane-permit riod, thearea,orastatedpart theareawithoutacamping person’s campingpermitfor displayin,atornearthe atagtobedisplayedatthe l conditionsapplying e-permit camping ). campingarea additional s 42D

5Seethe 15 permit t Wheninternet 42E s 42E 14 At thecommencementofthissect At 14 haveto been granted taken telephone permit When 42F or receiving information through electronic communications. receiving electronic through or information . 1 This sectionappliesifapers (1) The personistaken tohave (2) This sectionappliesifapers (1) Without limitingsubsection(3 (4) ElectronicTransactions Act2001 (Queensland) area forthepersontelephonically. person, appliesforacamping the e-permitnumberforpermit. was madegives thepersonoragentawrittennoticestating the areawhene-permitag area forthepersonby way oftheinternet. person, appliesforacamping ensure— (b) publish thelocationofeach (a) distribution pointforthearea. camping areaisgiven noticeof for theareaondepartment’s website; i)foracampingpermit (ii) for acampingpermit (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 permit relates. point forthee-permit camping area towhichthe granted thelocationofeach permit alsogives thepers section 42F(2)(d),thee- 42F—the e-permitagency whoissues,under which the permitrelates;or distribution pointforthee-permit camping area to 42E(2) includesthelo 42E—the writtennotic aken to haveaken to granted been 56 been granted acampingpermitfor ion, the department’s website was permit forane-permit camping permit forane-permit camping ), thechiefexecutive must— on, oranagentactingforthe on, oranagentactingforthe ency towhichtheapplication the locationof eache-permit e-permitdi 15 grantedundersection grantedundersection cation ofeache-permit e given undersection on towhomthepermitis permit numberforthe for provisions giving about e-permitdistribution 14 stribution point and s 42F

42G Nature and conditions ofpermit Natureandconditions 42G s 42G 3 In thissection— (3) 2 The permitisnottaken tohave beengranted— (2) This sectionappliestoape (1) The personistaken tohave (2) approved form the e-permitagency issu (d) the personoragentpaysthecorrectfeetoane-permit (c) d for longerthan22days (d) for atimewhentheareaisnotane-permitcamping (c) for moredays thanthenumberstatedby theperson,or (b) for morepeople thanthe (a) area. 42F, tohave beengrantedto telephone. executive forapplyingcampingpermitsover the the personor agentstates, (b) the personoragentgives theinformationrequiredby the (a) the areaafterallof follow e-permit numbertoidentifythepermit. officer ofthee-permitagency; agency by giving theperson’s creditcarddetailstoan conditions ofthepermit; agency, thattheperson anyone maycampinthearea,shorterperiod. states ashorterpe notice orany additionalc or area; permit; or an agentactingfortheperson, permit; or an agentactingfortheperson, approved formtoanofficer ofane-permitagency; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 meanstheformapproved by thechief 57 riod asthelongestperiodforwhich been granted acampingpermitfor rmit taken, undersection42Eor a personforane-permitcamping ing stepshave beencompleted— number statedby theperson,or understands andacceptsthe onditions noticeforthearea or, ifthee-permitcamping es thepersonoragentan to anofficer ofane-permit in theapplicationfor in theapplicationfor s 42G

43 Self-registration campingareas Self-registration Self-registration campingareas 43 Division 3 s 43 5 The campingformsand (5) 6 The campingformmust— (6) The chief executive mustmake forms( (4) 3 A self-registration campi (3) 2 A self-registration camping not (2) The chief executive may erect (1) The conditions stated inthe (3) easily accessibleandconspi camping inthearea. sealed, securecampi c include, onthecampingfee (c) include adetachable cam (b) state theproceduresapersonusingformmust (a) the penaltyforcampingintheareawithoutapermit. (c) the campingfeepayablefo (b) the conditionsapplyingtoa (a) camp inthe area. terms, theprocedurestobefollowedbypersonsintending stated partofthearea,is camping notice entrance to, aprotected stated onthepermit. (b) conditions ofthepermit;and (a) additional conditionsnotice,fortheareaaretaken tobe— for creditcardpaymentofcampingfees. self-registration campingtag to bedisplayedatth follow; and and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ) statingthat,inastat ng feecontaineravailableforuse 58 ng noticemustalsostate— a self-registrationcampingarea. area,anotice (a cuous positioninthearea. e-permit campingnotice,andany ping feeenvelope andaform e person’s camp site(a or displayin,atnearthe r camping inthearea;and ice muststate,ingeneral person campinginthearea; fee containermustbeinan envelope, asectionforuse ); and ed period,thearea,ora camping forms self-registration ) anda s 43

44 When permit is taken to havegranted to taken been is permit When 44 s 44 3 The permitisnottaken tohavebeengranted— (3) This sectionappliesifaperson— (1) On completionofacamping (7) 4 The conditionsstatedinth (4) The person istake (2) b stated onthepermit. (b) conditions ofthepermit;and (a) area aretaken tobe— if thepersoncompletedth (f) if thepersonpaidcam (e) for morepeople than (b) for morepeoplethanthe (a) the areaandperiodstatedinform. either— (b) fills inacampingform (a) camping feeenvelopeinthecontainer. d for longerthanthelongest (d) for atimewhentheareaisnotself-registration (c) puts theenvelope inthecampingfeecontainer. (c) institution doesnotauthorise the payment. of thecampingfeeenvelope andtheperson’s financial cheque isdishonoured;or camp inthe area; or self-registration form; or properlycompletesa (ii) places thecampingfeeincashoracheque (i) area intheway statedontheform;and camping area;or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 camping feeenvelope andsealstheenvelope; or payment section ofthecamping form;and n tohavebeengrante camping notice;or 59 e self-registration noticeforthe thenumberstatedon for aself-registration camping form, thepersonmustput number statedonthecamping periodforwhichanyone may e creditcard payment section ping feeby cheque andthe nd signsthecreditcard d acampingpermitfor s 44

5 Display campingpermitsortagsof Particular offences relatingto 45 Division 4 s 45 46 Interfering with camping permits or tags permits Interfering camping with 46 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) The permitortag (2) A personcampingunderacamp (1) b the campingpermit,or (b) a personiscampingunde (a) Maximum penalty—2penaltyunits. The person musttake reasonable steps toensure the (3) if paragraph(a)doesnot (b) the tent,caravan orother (a) conspicuous position,to— Maximum penalty—2penaltyunits. if thecampingpermitwas, (c) if thecampingpermitwas (b) the campingpermit;or (a) subsection (2)— possible aftermakingcamp,di self-registration campingtagrelatingtothe person iscampingwhilethe permit ortag remains displa equipment thepersonisusingforcamping. for camping;or camping tag relatingtothepermit. for a self-registration ar thee-permit numberrelatingtothepermit;or (ii) the nameoftheholderpermit; (i) camping tag that has thefollowing written onit— 42F, foran e-permit Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 camping inprotected areas must bedisplayedby 60 r acampingpermit;and camping area—ane-permit an e-permit camping tag or granted, undersection42Eor structure thepersonisusing undersection44(2),granted splay intheway statedin ing permitmust,assoon person iscampingunderit. apply—a vehicle orother yed attheplacewhere ea—the self-registration attachingit,ina s 46

at4Restricted accessareas ofpart Application 47 Part 4 s 47 8 Permit area access restricted enter to needed 48 2 Subsection (1)doesnotappl (2) A personmustnotenteror (1) An areamaybedeclaredtoarestrictedaccessarea,for (2) This partappliestoanarea (1) In thissection— (3) A personmustnot,unlessthe (2) with thechiefexecutive’s writtenapproval. restricted accessarea Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. unless the person holdsa permittoenter thearea. to protectindividuals frompotentialdanger. (e) to protectanareaofmajorinterest;or (d) to protectabreedingareafornative wildlife;or (c) to enabletherestorationor (b) to protectsignificant natura (a) example— area underaregulatorynotice. tag. self-registration campi interfere with Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. self-registration campingtag. interfere withthecamping pe structure, vehicle or other equipment. permit, isdisplayedonth Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , acampingpermit,e-permittagor ng tag,includestore under acommercialactivitypermitor 61 remain inar declared tobe person hasareasonableexcuse, rmit, e-permitcampingtagor y toapersonwhoenters rehabilitation ofthearea; or l orculturalresources; e person’s tent,caravan, estricted accessarea move thepermitor a restrictedaccess s 48

50 Restrictions on grant of apiary permit grant ofapiary Restrictionson Permits keepor use, totake, 50 Part 5 underpermit Restrictiononentry 49 s 49 9Seealsosection184(Provision toallo 19 Seehoweverpark national newor for park (Authorities national 36 section 18 10,definition Seeschedule 37(Chief 17 Section executive may grant permits) 16 20 Schedule 9A (Prescribed of 9A(Prescribed forest reservesbeekeeping) Schedule continuation fortemporary 20 (recovery)) theAct. of beekeeping). forestreservesof (Prescribed continuation for temporary reserves until 2025) of the Act. of the 2025) reserves until 5 For subsection(4),thepermittednumberofapiarysitesfor (5) The permitmustnotbegr (4) The permitmustnotbeformorethan150beehives. (3) The permitmaybegrante (2) This sectionimposes (1) opposite thenameofforest the parkisnumberofapiarysitesstatedinschedule9A, than thepermittednumberofapiarysitesforpark. apiaries if,were thepermit to park designatedforapiaries power, undersection37, A holderofarestri restricted accessar Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. stated inthepermit. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 resources interfere withculturalornatural park designated apiaries for designated park ea forapurposeotherthanthe cted accessareapermit restrictionsonth 62 16 tograntanapiarypermit. w beekeeping inparticularformerforest d onlyover aconservation park, 17 anted foraparkdesignated orresourcesreserve. begranted,therewould bemore reserve thatbecamethepark. e chiefexecutive’s mustnotentera and schedule 9A andschedule 18 19 s 50 20

51 Restrictions on grant of Restrictionson 51 s 51 1 The chiefexecutivemaygrant (1) 2 The chiefexecutivemaygrant (2) scientific purposes e if theresourceisacultural (e) it isreasonablynecessary (d) the educationalpurposeforwhichtheresourceis (c) the taking,use,keeping orinterferencewiththeresource (b) in relationtothepurposefo (a) purposes onlyifthechie interfere withculturalorna a either— (a) purposes onlyifthechie interfere withacultural or group. appropriate regard tothe wishes ofthecommunityor use, keeping orinterferencewiththeresourcehas where theresourceisto Strait Islandersparticular community orgroupofA be conductedonaprotectedarea;and genuine educationalpurpose;and proposed tobetaken, used,kept is ecologicallysustainable;and has appropriateexperience inthecareand (iii) hasdemonstratedappr (ii) holds atertiaryqualif (i) the applicant— i the applicant— (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 husbandry ofwildlife;and knowledge; or chief executive considersappropriate;or A is associatedwith (A) or organisation involved inscientific research; research instituti 63 permits for or permits educational f executiveissatisfied— f executiveissatisfied— tural resourcesforeducational natural resourceforscientific be taken—the proposedtaking, a permittotake,use,keepor a permittotake,use,keepor for the educationalpurpose to ly concernedwiththeland ication includingstudiesthe r whichthepermitissought, resource ofsignificance toa boriginal peopleorTorres on oraprofessional opriate experience and a recognisedscientific orinterferedwithisa s 51

s 51 g if theresourceisacultural (g) the applicationissuppor (f) e it isreasonablynecessaryfo (e) the way thescientific purposeistobeachieved fulfils (d) the scientific purposeforwhichtheresourceistobe (c) the taking,use,keeping orinterferencewiththeresource (b) group. appropriate regard tothe wishes ofthecommunityor use, keeping orinterferencewiththeresourcehas where theresourceisto Strait Islandersparticular community orgroupofA organisation’s chiefexecutive officer; and conducted onaprotectedarea;and which thepersonisassociated;and the requirementsofinst purpose; and taken, used,kept orinterferedwithisa legitimate is ecologicallysustainable;and theapplicanthas anes (ii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 and field ofscientific research relatingtotheresource; has achieved asatisfactory level of (C) is receiving, orhascompleted,postgraduate (B) competence inscientific research; or training inscientific research;or 64 be taken—the proposedtaking, ly concernedwiththeland ted by theinstitution’s or resource ofsignificance toa r thescientific purposetobe itution ororganisation with boriginal peopleorTorres tablished reputationinthe s 51

54 Application ofdivision Application to new nationalparks 54 may permit When not begranted 53 Permit stock neededto graze inprotected area Grazing 52 Stock inprotected areas Division 1 Part 6 s 52 21 Under section 36 of the Act the chief executive the Act of the 36 section land Under of allowuse may continued the 21 Permit muster to needed stock Stock mustering permits 55 Division 2 dedicated as a national parkfor a li 1 A personmust notmusterstoc (1) A personmustnotgraze animal (2) A personmustnotgrazestoc (1) Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. sheep inaprotectedarea. Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. person holdsastoc period afteritsdedicationasanationalpark. given toallow thecontinued licence, permitorotheraut particular landfora period st This division doesnotprevent apersongrazingstockon reserve. a protectedareaotherthanconservation parkorresources The chiefexecutive mustnotgr Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. person holdsastockgrazingpermit. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 k musteringpermit. mited time after land’s after the time mited dedication. 65 hority granted,made,issuedor k in aprotectedareaunless the k inaprotectedareaunlessthe use ofthelandforstated ant astockgrazingpermitfor ated inalease,agreement, s otherthancattle,horsesor 21 s 55

7 Permit needed to travel stock Travelling stock permits 57 Division 3 ofanimalsandvehicles Use 56 s 56 58 When permit may permit When not begranted 58 3 A personmustnottravelan (3) Subsection (1)doesnotprevent (2) A personmustnot travelstoc (1) A personwhobringsananimalintoaprotectedareaunder (2) The chiefexecutivemayau (1) Subsection (1)doesnotpreventaperson musteringstockon (2) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. sheep inaprotectedarea. for anationalpark(scientific). The chiefexecutive mustnot lawfully grazethestock. from landinaprotected Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. person holdsatravellingstockpermit. Maximum penaltyforsubsection(2)—120units. person isnotusingtheanimaltomusterstock. stock mustering permit must re aircraft, formusteringstockunderapermit. particular breedofdog,orapa graze thestock. the partofaprotectedareaonwhichpersonmaylawfully Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 66 area onwhichthepersonmay imals otherthan k inaprotectedareaunlessthe thorise theuseofahorse, grant atravelli a persontravellingstocktoor strain the animal whenthe rticular typeofvehicleor cattle,horsesor ng stockpermit s 58

0 Stray stock may be seized 60 Impounding ofstock Stray59 stock Division 4 s 59 iiin5General 61 General muster Division 5 5 Stock seizedunderthissection maybedealt withunder (5) 4 The chiefexecutivemaysei (4) 3 An adjoiningland-holdermay be (3) 2 The chief executive must gi (2) If thechiefexecutive considers itnecessaryforthe (1) Stock seizedunderthissectionmaybedealt withunder (3) In thissection— (1) 2 If aconservationofficer reas (2) chapter 4,part1. area duringthemuster. muster. conduct themuster. protected areaatleast7days the chiefexecutivemayconduct management ofaprotectedarea chapter 4,part1. protected areaarestraystock, that have strayedontoa (b) on aprotectedareabut out (a) stockstray Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. A personmustnotallow stock the area. which someonemaylawfully grazestock;or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 meansstock— 67 onably suspectsstockfoundina ze stockfoundontheprotected protected areafromlandoutside the officermayseizestock. ve land-holders writtennotice to strayontoaprotectedarea. tomusterstockonthearea, a generalmusterofstock. present andtake side apartof of intentionto adjoining the theareaon partinthe s 61

3 Permit neededto conduct commercial activities 63 Other permits Permit neededto be in 62 Part 7 s 62 22 See chapter 4 (General Seechapter4(General provisions), part 22 requirements about record books required to be kept under the the Act. kept to be recordbooks under required about requirements 3 The holderofa (3) The holderofacommercialac (2) 1 A personmustnotconducta (1) In thissection— (6) keep arecordbooksuppliedby thechiefexecutive. commercial activity permit Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. activity towhich the permitrelates. the permit,oracopyofwhileconducting Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. b the activity isconductedin (b) Maximum penaltyforsubsection(3)—50 units. the personholdsacommerci (a) protected areaunless— Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. (scientific) unlessthepersonholds A personmustnotenteror ostriches andpeafowl. stock includesalpaca,camels, area; or area; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 commercial activity permit,otherthana nationalpark(scientific) 68 3 (Provisions about record books) forthe recordbooks) 3(Provisions about for filming orphotography, must tivity permit must alwayscarry theareaunder donkeys, deer,goats,llama, remain in anationalpark apermittoenter the park. commercial activityina al activity permit forthe an agreement. 22 s 63

4 Permit soli neededto 64 Returnofoperations 63A s 63A 23 Section 454 454 (Form Section of ofreturn operations) and nature 23 Permit agroup conduct to activity needed 65 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part 3 The holderofapermittoso (3) The chief executive must (2) A personmustnot solicitdonationsorinformationina (1) The holdermustalsogive, wi (2) The holderofacommercial (1) Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. unless thepersonholdsagroupactivity permit. A personmustnotconductagroup Maximum penaltyforsubsection(3)—20units. a disturbancetootherpersonsinthearea. must notsolicitdonationsorin principles forthe area. donations orinformation isco donations orinformationunless Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. donations orinformationinthearea. protected areaunlessthepers Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. to whichthereturnrelates. any outstandingfeesowed toth Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. with section454. give thechiefexecutivearetu commercial activitypermit Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 23 for particular holders for particular cit donationsor information 69 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about for filmingorphotography,must th thereturn,chiefexecutive not grantapermittosolicit licit donations orinformation rn ofoperationsthatcomplies formation inawaythatcauses e chiefexecutive fortheperiod nsistent withthemanagement activity permit,otherthana on holdsapermittosolicit the purpose forsolicitingthe activity inaprotectedarea s 65

at8Conduct onprotected areas Part 8 permit activities Special 67 Permit to use recreational craft 66 s 66 68 Access toprotected Access areas Access toprotected areas 68 Division 1 2 A personwhoisnotauthorised (2) A personmustnotenteraprotect (1) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. the areaorpartofarea. area, orthepartof protected area,orpartofapr Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. prohibited underaregulatorynotice. area, whenentrytothearea Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. holds a commercialactivity (b) holds aspecialactivities permit;or (a) unless the person— not conducttheactivity inthe special activity forthearea,or including, acriticalhabitat,an conservation planforanareaid If, underaregulatory noticeforaprotectedareaor Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. unless the person holdsa permittouse recreational craft. A personmustnot usearecreati the area. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 70 is prohibitedmustnotremainin otected area,whenentrytothe underthisregulationtoentera , orthe part ofthe area,is part ofthearea,apersonmust entified under theplan as,or area orthepartofarea, activity is onal craftinaprotectedarea ed area,orpartofaprotected permitfortheactivity for designated asa s 68

9 General prohibitions lighting fires about 69A Definitionsfor div 2 Fires inprotected areas 69 Division 2 s 69 3 Subsections (1)and(2)do not (3) A personmustnotlight,keep oruseafire inaplace, (2) A person mustnotlight a fire in (1) 4 In thissection— (4) property intheprotected (b) a natural orculturalresource of theprotected area;or (a) in damageto— steps toensurethelighting,us smoking aproductifth using aprescribedcookingor Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. if abarbecueorfireplace is (b) a barbecueorfireplace provided by thechiefexecutive; (a) protected area,otherthan— Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. part, underaregulatory noticeorapermit. protected area,iflightingafire manufactured fuel,including,forex cooking orheatingapplianceth prescribed cookingorheatingappliance gas andwood chipsorshavings. that canbeusedforfuel,incl manufactured fuel In thisdivision— more than2mfrom owned by theperson. or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 means amanufactured 71 flammable material. uding, forexample, refined oilor heating applianceorlighting ing orsmokingdoesnotresult applytoapersonlightingor isprohibited, aprotectedarea, at isself-containedanduses notprovided—a placethatis area,otherthanproperty e persontakes reasonable ample, afuelorgasstove.

or processedthing means aportable in thearea or orpartofa s 69A

9 Otherprohibited fires to actionsrelating 69B s 69B 4Under the 24 Prohibition aboutleaving fires 69C smoking product smoking The schedule alsodefines blend 2 Subsection (1)doesnotappl (2) A personwholights orassumesc (1) Subsection (1)does notapply (2) A personmustnotdepositany (1) . (1) leaves the fire. control ofthefire beforethe Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. area mustputthefire outbeforeleaving the fire. lighting orusing— (a) mentioned insubsection(1)for— Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. a substanceordevice th (d) a burning orsmoulderingsubstance; (c) hot ashes; (b) a litmatch, pipe,cigar, cigarette ortobacco; (a) area— Products Act1998 smoking product b if abarbecueor fireplace isnotprovided by the chief (b) Tobacco Products OtherSmoking and Act1998 i)abarbecueorfirepla (ii) a prescribedcooking (i) spontaneous combustion. more than2mfrom executive forthearea—lighti means atobaccoproduct,herbal Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 executive; or tobacco producttobacco seethe , schedule. 72 flammable material. 24 , person mentionedin subsection Tobacco andOtherSmoking herbal cigaretteherbal y ifanother personassumes to apersondepositingthing of thefollowing inaprotected or heatingappliance; at ignitesonimpactorby ontrol ofafire inaprotected ce provided by thechief cigarette orloosesmokingblend. ng afire inaplacethatis , schedule (Dictionary)— , schedule and loose smoking loose s 69C

71 Unauthorised structures and works and structures Unauthorised Unauthorised structures andworks 71 Division 3 Conservation officers powersfires relation to in 70 s 70 2 Removal structuresandworks ofunauthorised 72 2 The personmustcomplywiththedirection. (2) 1 This sectionappliestoastru (1) If apersonerectsstructureor (2) A personmustnot erect ast (1) If aconservation officerbe (1) Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. put outthefire. (b) give thepersonapparentlyin (a) a personorproperty,theconservationofficermay— fire inaprotectedar executive’s writtenapproval. commencement ofthisregu out, inaprotected area(whe Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. approval. remain intheareaforlonger approval, thepersonmustnota area ina way complyingwith Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. in contravention ofthe terms ofthe chiefexecutive’s (b) without thechiefexecutive’s writtenapproval; or (a) protected area— structure underacampingpermit to areasonable level; or written directiontoputthefi approval. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ea is,ormaybecome,ahazard tothearea, 73 lieves, onreasonable grounds,a cture erected,oraworkcarried than thetimeallowedunder ructure (otherthanacamping carries outworkinaprotected llow thestructure orworkto the chiefexecutive’swritten lation) withoutthechief ther before orafter the re outorlower itsintensity charge ofthefire anoralor ) orcarryoutworkina s 72

s 73 iiin4Vehicles, boatsand recreational 73 Traffic control Division 4 1 The chiefexecutive mayer (1) A personmust,unlessthepe (6) A structure, workorthi (5) If the person does notcomply (4) However, iftheconservati (3) If thenameofpersonwho (2) protected area,asignregulat Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. (2)(b). comply with adirectiongive dealt withunderchapter4,part1. to remove it. structure, andtakethesteps officer mayseizethestructure person undersubsection(2)(a) it. and takethestepsthatarere may seizethestructureorwor person’s nameaftermakingr if thework can notbe re (b) remove thestructureorwork, andanything inthe (a) direction to— known, aconservationofficerma Exampleof subsection (2)(b) the work. structure, withinastatedtime;or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 which the track is constructed. is track the which in the area of part be given the may rehabilitate to adirection a outwork to construct carried executive’s thechief has,without who A person approval, craft inprotected areas 74 ng seizedunderthissectionmay be asonable andnecessarytoremove on officercannotfindoutthe that arereasona n tothepersonundersubsection — moved—stabilise orrehabilitate k, andanythinginthestructure, ect ormark,ataplacein easonable inquirie ing driving,riding,parkingor erected the structure orworkis rson hasareasonableexcuse, or work,andanythinginthe with a direction giventothe within thestatedtime, y givethepersonawritten walking track in a protected area walkingtrack ina ble andnecessary s, theofficer s 73

s 74 4 Useofvehicles, boats 74 1 A personmustnot,inaprotected area— (1) 5 In thissection— (5) An authorisedperson,or thedr (4) A personincontrolofavehi (3) The signmaybeanofficialtrafficsign. (2) e drive orrideavehicle, (e) d drive or rideavehicle or (d) carry onamotorcycle morethan1passenger;or (c) b drive orride avehicle orboa (b) drive orrideavehicle or (a) where thedriving, parkingor (c) a pedestriancrossing; or (b) a speed limit;or (a) place, including,forexample— standing oruseofa executive. authorised Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. boat orrecreational craft, must Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. the protectedareamustcomplywithsign. speed orinaway thatcausesor maycause— violently; or may causethevehicle orboa vehicles orboats; prova law that ofaState or boats; the licensingofpersonswho to drive orrideunderalaw of persons, vehicles, boatsorrecreationalcraft. craft, isprohibited, driving, standingormooring Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 meansauthorisedinwritingbythechief and recreational craft recreational and vehicle, boatorrecr 75 restrictedorrestri cle, boatorrecreationalcraftin complywiththeauthorisation. boat orrecreationalcraftata boat thepersonisnotlicensed boatinaway thatcausesor iver ofanauthorisedvehicle, ides fortheregistration of t thatisnotregistered under standingofvehicles, orthe may drive orridevehicles of boatsandrecreational t toswerve, veer orturn aStatethatprovides for eational craftata cted toauthorised s 74

s 74 Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. ride amotorcycle or bicycle unlessthepersonis (l) drive a vehicle fitted with (k) drive orrideinavehicle fi (j) park orstandavehicle or (i) drive, rideorattemptto (h) g use avehicle, boat orre (g) in relationtoamoving motorvehicle— (f) wearing ahelmet. vehicle; or that arenotproperlyfast properly fastened aroundtheperson; or causedamage toorin (ii) obstruct orprevent thefreepassageofavehicle or (i) place thatmay— asurface authorised by (ii) a road; or (i) surface otherthan— or area; disrupts ormaydisruptsomeone ii ride ortravel inoron (iii) rideortravel onsome (ii) ride ortravel outsidethevehicle (otherthana (i) damage tothearea;or (iii) dangerorfeartosomeoneelse; (ii) danger totheperson;or (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 boat; or boat; permit foruse by vehicles; or vehicle; or cycle) withapartofth or footboard, trayofthevehicle; or motorcycle), includingonanexternal step, 76 creational craft inaway that tted withseat be drive orrideavehicle ona moor aboatinway orina terfere withthearea;or ened aroundachildinthe a vehicle (otherthanamotor seat belts orchildrestraints thing towed by thevehicle; e person’s bodyoutsidethe aregulatory noticeora else’s enjoyment ofthe lts thatarenot s 74

75 Directions Directions may begiven 75 s 75 76 Seizure and removal Seizureand vehicles of 76 2 A conservationofficermaysei (2) In thissection— (1) A personmustcomplywithadirectiongiventotheperson, (4) A directionmayalsobe given (2) If aconservationofficerbeli (1) Subsection (1)(h)doesnota (2) 3 The directions a conserva (3) a is parked ormooredinapr (a) the officerbelieves anything attached toor (b) a boat,recreationalcraftandaircraft; (a) vehicle Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. with it. unless thepersonhasareasonable excusefornotcomplying to minimisedisturbancetopersonsinaprotectedarea. (c) to securethesafetyofa (b) for theprotectionofarea’s naturalandcultural (a) directions— the conservationof the vehicle,boatorrecreationalcraftinarea. direction aboutthe recreational craftin the officermaygivepersonin permit. of thisregulation; or and resources; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 includes— ficer’s intention. driving, riding,parking,mooringoruseof on reasonablegrounds— aprotectedareaan 77 containedinavehicle. tion officermaygiveinclude eves itisreasonablynecessary, in awaythatsufficiently shows pply toanactdoneundera person oraperson’s property; ze, removeandholdavehicle otected areaincontravention controlofavehicle,boator oralorwritten s 76

iiin5Other conduct 77 Appliances Division 5 s 77 2 Subsection (1) doesnotapplytoapersoniftheperson— (2) A personmustnotbringint (1) The vehicle,mustbedealtwithunderchapter4,part1. (5) A conservationof (4) The vehiclemustbeheldatasafeplace. (3) 3 Also, subsection(1)doesnotapplytoanappliancebrought (3) b keeps itdismantled andse (b) brings theappliance into (a) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. terms oftheapproval. written approvalorinawayth appliance inaprotectedarea the officer— (b) the officer believes onreas (a) subsection (2)(a)onlyif— is abandonedinaprotectedarea. (b) domestic purposeorforapermittedactivity. into theareaforuse,andused vehicle orboatwhileitisinthearea. the personusedtobringitintoarea;and stowed inadismantledstate believes onreasonablegroundsthedriver ofthe (ii) can notimmediatelylocatethedriver ofthe (i) and area; protected regard tothesafety ofpeople, traffic orwildlifein the or desirabletoseizeand remove thevehicle, having Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 remove the vehicle. the remove vehicle isnotwillingorabletoimmediately vehicle; or ficer mayexerciseth 78 o, haveinpossession,oruse,an solely,forcampingoranother without thechief executive’s onable groundsit at isnotpermittedunderthe aprotectedareasecurely curely stowed inor onthe in oronthevehicle orboat e powersgivenunder isnecessary s 77

79 Certain otherprohibited Certain conduct 79 not Plants to bebrought intoprotected area 78 s 78 1 A personinaprotected areamustnot— (1) Subsection (1)doesnotappl (2) A personmustnotbringaplantintoprotectedarea. (1) Without limitingsubsection(2 (4) e bury humanwastes within (e) defecate within10m,ora (d) claim tohave anexclusive (c) cordon off apartof theareaor (b) be disorderlyorcreateadisturbance; (a) under asign,regulatory notice (c) for useby thepersonorsomeoneelseinareaas (b) with thechiefexecutive’s writtenapproval; or (a) protected area— Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. of sight. the vehicleorboatwhereitis stowed inoronavehicleboatif ii a sitedesignatedby (iii) anoccupiedorestablished campsite;or (ii) a lake orwatercourse; or (i) stated inaregulatory notice,of— track; or regulatory notice,ofalake, watercourse orwalking or abarbecue,tableothe facility inthearea; or person asfirewood. food; or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 campsite; or campsite; 79 noteasilyacces y toaplantbroughtinto r facility inthearea;or right touseapa ), anapplianceissecurely 10m,oragreaterdistance aregulatory noticeasa greater distancestatedin a itiskeptin abarbecue,tableorother or permit,fo sible andisout a placeinoron rt ofthe area r useby the s 79

0 Pollutionwater of andmisuse 80 s 80 1Offensive substances harmful and 81 2 Subsections (1)(b)and(c)donot (2) 1 A personmustnotburyorleave anoxious,offensiveor (1) A personmustnot— (2) A personmustnotpolluteala (1) Subsections (1)(d)and(e)donot (3) permit holdermaycordonoffpart Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. destroy, damage,mark,de (g) leave humanwastes unburied; or (f) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. area. harmful substance,offal oraca Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. allow ananimalintheperson’s possession tobeina (d) wash avehicle, clothing, (c) allow water fromataptorunwaste; or (b) interfere withordamage (a) Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. watercourse. or aharmfuldangerous boat, usingsoap,detergentor area, including,forexample, by thechief executive forusebyvisitors tothearea. structure erectedorplaced inthearea. interfere withany sign,noti awalking trackoranotherpublicfacility; or (iv) lake orwatercourse. else inalake orwatercourse; or facility; or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 80 shampoo,orputtingoil,grease ke orwatercourse a water supplyorwater storage rcass orskeletoninaprotected by dischargingwastefroma cooking utensilsoranything substance, inthelakeor applyif,underapermit,the applytoafacilityprovided oftheareaorfacility. face orinany otherway ce, fence,gate,building or in aprotected s 81

83 Litter Flying over landing in and protected areas 82 s 82 4 The personmustcomplywith the direction. (4) A conservation officermaydirectapersontoremovethe (3) A personmustnotdeposit inaprotectedarealitterbrought (2) A personmustnot,inaprotected area— (1) A personmustnotlandanairc (2) A personmustnotflyove (1) A personmustnotuseaherbic (2) Maximum penalty—20penalty units. Example litter bininthearea. person’s litterfromaprotec Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. into theareabypersonoranyoneelse. Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. if thereis alitterbinin (c) if thereis nolitterbin in (b) deposit litterinaplace (a) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. without thechiefexecut protected area (other than Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. schedule 5,forthearea. schedule 5ataheight Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. area withoutthechiefex All bins in the area may be full. theareamay be All bins in in the area. in the prohibits thedepositoflitt or area; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 — lessthantheminimum 81 ive’s writtenapproval. ecutive’s writtenapproval. onadesignatedlandingarea) r a protected ar r aprotected other thanalitterbin;or ted areaeventhoughthereisa theareabut aregulatory notice ide orpesticideinaprotected the area—depositlitterin raft orrecreational craft in a er inthearea—depositlitter ea mentionedin heightstated,in s 83

86 Animals Otherwaste materials 85 and vehicle Boat bodiesandparts 84 s 84 2 Subsection (1)doesnotapply— (2) A personmustnot— (1) e to aninvertebrate animalth (e) to alive fish ormudcrabthatis,underthisregulation, (d) to aguide-dog;or (c) if horseridingis permitted (b) to ananimalbroughtintoaprotectedarea— (a) Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. have alive animalundertheperson’s controlina (b) take alive animalintoaprotectedarea;or (a) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. drums orvegetation, inaprotectedarea. including forexample, building A personmustnotdumporleav Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. or apartofboatvehicle, inaprotectedarea. A personmustnotdump,leave orabandonaboatvehicle, to aprotectedareaand brought protected area;or lawfully taken inaprotected for horseridingactivities; or brought intotheconservation resources reserve underare with thechiefexecutive’s writtenapproval; or (iii) foruseinmusteringst (ii) under a stockgrazingpermit;or (i) protected area. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 permit; or 82 at istaken ataplace adjacent materials, fencing materials, ock underastockmustering gulatory notice—toahorse inaconservation parkor area oraplaceadjacentto e used orwaste materials, park orres intotheprotectedarea ources reserve s 86

87 Feeding native animals native Feeding 87 s 87 7 Keeping food safe from nativeanimals 87A 2 Subsection (1)doesnotapplytofoodthat— (2) A personinaprotectedareamustensurefoodtheperson’s (1) Subsection (1)doesnotapplyto— (2) A personinaprotectedareamu (1) Maximum penalty—40penaltyunits. if aregulatory noticestat (b) in away thatprevents nati (a) possession orundertheperson’s control iskept— a personwhofeedsana (b) the following personspe (a) for paragraph(b)—20penaltyunits. (b) for paragraph(a)—40penaltyunits;or (a) Maximum penalty— if aregulatory noticeprohibits (b) that isdangerous,venomous orcapableofinjuringa (a) immediate vicinityoftheplaceanimalwas taken. for thepurposeoftakingfish must bekept—in thestatedway. access tothefood;or venomous orcapableofinjuringapersonfromgaining written approval. permit orotherauthority or aconservation officer, publicserviceofficer or (ii) the chiefexecutive; (i) Act inrelation tothenative animal— or person; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 chief executive’s authority;or other employee ofthede 83 es theway inwhichthefood rforming functionsunderthe ve animalsthataredangerous, st notfeedanative animal— tive animalunderalicence, withthechief executive’s the feeding oftheanimal. partment actingunderthe at aplacethatisinthe s 87A

87B Disturbing native animals native Disturbing 87B s 87B 88 Noise control 1 A personmust notuseagene (1) Subsection (1)doesnotapplyto— (2) A personinaprotected areamustnotdisturbanative animal (1) Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. in contravention ofaregulatory notice orpermit. (b) a unless itsuseispermi (a) similar motorinaprotectedarea— b another personwhodisturbsanative animal— (b) the following personspe (a) Maximum penalty—40penaltyunits. that isdangerous,venomous orcapableofinjuringaperson. is lawfully depositedinalit (b) is beingconsumedby ape (a) permit; or i)inthecourseofala (ii) under alicence,permit (i) aconservation officer, publicserviceofficer or (ii) the chiefexecutive; (i) Act inrelation tothenative animal— consumption; or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 avoided. disturbance couldnothave beenreasonably directed towards the the chiefexecutive’s writtenapproval; or chief executive’s authority;or other employee ofthede 84 tted underaregulatory notice or rforming functionsunderthe ter binintheprotectedarea. rson orpreparedforhuman rator, compressororother wful activity thatwas not or otheraut partment actingunderthe disturbance andthe hority orwith s 88

89 Direction toleave Direction area 89 s 89 5 A personmust complywithadirectiongivenunderthis (5) 4 If aconservationof (4) 3 If aconservationofficerre (3) 2 The personmustnot againente (2) 1 A conservationofficermaydir (1) A personmustnotusearadio, (2) Maximum penalty—80penalty units. section. taking place. to leavethearea,orpartofwhere activityis rescue activity,theconservation person inaprotectedareamay exists. person toleavethearea,orth a protectedarea,theconserva exist thatareadangertope Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. for anotherprotectedar (b) if theareaisanationalpa (a) the personisinarestricted (c) b the officer suspectson (b) a the officer finds thepers (a) to immediately leave thearea,orapartofif— Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. disturbance toapersonornative amplifier systeminawaythat maycauseunreasonable the area. the area;or access area—unless theperson area closedtothepublic. against theActorthisregulation; or has committedorattempte commit, anoffence againsttheActorthisregulation; or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ficer reasonablybeliev 85 asonably believescircumstances rson, ortheperson’sproperty,in e partofarea, ea—within 24hoursofleaving on committing,orattemptingto reasonable groundstheperson ect apersoninprotectedarea tape recorderorothersound interfere withanemergencyor r the areaorpart ofthearea— animalinaprotectedarea. tion officermaydirect the officer maydirecttheperson accessareaorapartofthe rk (scientific) orrestricted d tocommitanoffence holds apermitto enter es thepresenceofa where thedanger s 89

9 Public healthandsafety 89A s 89A 3 A personmust comply with (3) Public healthand (2) The chiefexecutive mayerector (1) If thepersonfailstocomplywithdirection,aconservation (6) Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. (1). the stateoftheenvironment. (b) the actionsofthepersonoranotherperson; or (a) caused by— death, injuryorillness, desirable subsection (1),ofpr Examples, for desirable toensurepubl chief executive believes theprohibitionisnecessaryor regulatory noticestatingthatast removing theperson’s prope (b) using reasonable force;and (a) direction, including,forexample— reasonable andnecessary tos officer may takethestepsthat 1. Prohibiting persons from bringing bringing from persons Prohibiting 1. 3. Prohibiting persons from abseiling or rock climbing in an area if the areaif in an climbing orrock abseiling from persons Prohibiting 3. diving or from is ofwater persons that used, abody into Prohibiting 2. protected areaorpartofthearea. area used, or likely by used, to be otherpersons. an fall into to rocks cause to islikely climbing rock or abseiling likely used,by to be other persons. area. swimming where personsarelikely beba to Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 — safety isensuredwhen 86 ic healthandsafety. a noticementionedinsubsection risk ofdeath,injury orillness, ohibitions that may be necessary or necessary be ohibitions thatmay display, inaprotectedarea, appeartotheofficer tobe ecure compliancewiththe ated act is prohibited ifthe refoot, including, forexample, a including, refoot, rty toaplaceoutsidethe glass containersglassinto anarea personsarefreefrom s 89A

90 Seizure of particular vehicles for orappliances particular Seizure of the General provisions 90 General Division 1 Part 9 s 90 91 Eradicating orcontrolling Eradicating wildlife otherthan native 91 3 The permissionmaybegive (3) The permission must state how (2) The chiefexecutivemaygive (1) A conservation officermay (1) 3 In thissection— (3) The vehicleora (2) rtcino utrlo aua resources natural or cultural protection of wildlife c reporting to the chiefexecutive. (c) dealing withwildlifetaken underthepermission; (b) taking outpublic (a) of thefollowingmatters— considers appropriateincluding, may becarriedout. to carryout acontrolling act the seizureandremoval is (b) the vehicle orapplianceis (a) reasonable grounds— appliance inaprotectedarea b anything attached to or (b) a boat,recreationalcraftandaircraft; (a) vehicle part 1. or naturalresourceofaprotectedarea. cultural ornaturalr lawful authorityorforuseto Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

includes— ppliance mustbedealtwithunderchapter4, 87 liability insurance esource ofthearea;or ivity inaprotectedarea. containedinavehicle. n ontermsthechief executive seize andremoveavehicleor writtenpermissiontoaperson , whereandwhentheactivity ontheprotectedareawithout for theprotectionofacultural for example,termsaboutany if theofficerbelieveson unlawfully interfere witha for theactivity; s 91

1 Chiefexecutive mayerect or display regulatory notices 91B Provisions notices aboutregulatory ofdiv2 Application 91A Division 2 s 91A 91C Requirements in relation to regulatory notice toregulatory in relation Requirements 91C 2 The noticemayalsostate— (2) A regulatorynoticeerecte (1) In thissection— (5) Also, toremove anydoubt,th (4) b that acontravention ofth (b) the requirementsapplyingto (a) be easilyvisible topassers-by. (b) state theareato whichthenoticerelates;and (a) must— under section91Chave protected areatowhichthenot in, oratneartheentrance The chiefexecutive mayerect area. regulatory noticeforaprotected requires apersontocomplywi This division appliesonlyif controlling activity protected area. the chief executive carryingoutacontrollingactivity ina otherwise) wildlife thatisnotnativewildlife. wildlife otherwise) reduce thepopulationof,or considers tobereasonableandnecessarysignificantly against theActand thepenalty forthe offence. and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

means anactivitythechiefexecutive 88 been compliedwith. d ordisplayedundersection91B of, aprotectedareaorpartof is regulationdoesnotprevent ice relatesiftherequirements or displayaregulatory notice th arequirementstatedon a provision ofthischapter e requirementisanoffence area orpartofaprotected eradicate, (bykillingor the area towhichitrelates; s 91C

91D Erection of regulatory orin ofregulatory Erection 91D s 91D 92 Application ofch Application 3 Preliminary 92 Preliminary Division 1 Part 1 Conservation ofwildlife and Chapter 3 3 However, iftheregulatory (3) 4 An information noticeerecte (4) fpriua matters particular of protected area. This chapter applies towildl was erectedordisplaye protected areaorpart erected ordisplayed Evidence thataregulatorynot may containotherinformat (b) must beeasilyvisibletopassers-by; and (a) (3)— another placethechiefexecu (b) in, oratneartheentran (a) following places— display aninformationnotice mentioned insubsection (2),thechief executive musterector the chief executiveconsidersappropriate. relates; part ofaprotectedarea,to Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 habitat ofaprotectedareaisevidencethenotice in, oratneartheentranceof,a 89 d bythe chief executive. formation noticeis evidence notice doesnotst d ordisplayed ce of,theprotectedarea,or ice orinformation noticewas ife other thanwildlifeina whichtheregulatory notice ion about theprotectedarea stating themattersin tive considersappropriate. under subsection ate thematters s 92

3 Definitionsfor ch 3 93 s 93 6Section174A(Chiefexecutive may ma 26 Corporations Act, section 57A (Meaning of corporation) 25 and each regional office ofthedepart businesshours on days,atthedepartment’s headoffice Ann Street, at160 Brisbane officeduring inspection, for public isopen practice of code acopy ofthe Note, approved interactionplan the animal toincubate orre burrow, cave,holloworotherth d the exhibit is,orwillbe, (d) the exhibit is,orwillbe, (c) the exhibit is,orwillbe (b) the exhibit is,orwillbe, (a) of the following— prescribed criteria 174A Queensland’, approvedby thechiefexecutiveundersection and Aquaria—Minimum of theAustralasianRegionalAs exhibition code corporation commercial purpose approved by thechiefexecutive. means aplanaboutinteracti animal breedingplace In thischapter— 26 i will allow theanimalto (i) in away, that— environmental conditions; to whichtheanimalwould be allow the animal tobehave appropriate fortheapproved displaypurpose; for anapproved displaypurposefortheanimal; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 oftheAct. would experience inthewild; and conditions similartoth

see CorporationsAct, section57A. meansthedocument cal , for anexhibit forananimal,meanseach see section94. ment (seesection 174A(3) of theAct). 90 , ofananimal,m ke codes of practice) of theAct standards forexhibitingwildlifein , for a species of of aspecies , for ar theanimal’soffspring. used to displaytheanimalonly located inaplace,andisbuilt ng withtheanimalthatis of asizeanddesignthatwill sociation ofZoologicalParks ing thatiscommonlyusedby , locatedataplacethatis in away reasonablysimilar experience environmental have inthe wildinnormal e conditionstheanimal led ‘Codeofpractice eans anest,bower, protected animal, 25 s 93

s 93 7Section174A(Chiefexecutive may ma 27 and each regional office ofthedepart businesshours on days,atthedepartment’s headoffice Ann Street, at160 Brisbane officeduring inspection, for public isopen practice of code acopy ofthe Note, 174A Husbandry’, approved by the ‘Code ofPractice—Captive Reptileand Amphibian reptile andamphibiancode a movement wildlife permit. (c) a commercialwildlifelicen (b) relevant authority the exhibit has,orwillha (f) a a writtenauthorisationgive (a) granted underthischapterotherthan— the exhibit willbeatan (e) a for ananimal—doesnotincludethefollowing— (a) use unauthorised interaction — 27 i)move ananimalkept underalicence,permitor (ii) take, keep, useormove aninternationalor (i) to— person the exhibit used todisplay animals. house theanimalforlongperiodsaway fromthepartof animal ismaintained; humidity level toensurethehealthandwellbeing ofthe i)willnotexpose the an (ii) i)move theanimal; (ii) process theanimal; (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 oftheAct. other authoritytoorfromashow ordisplay;and prohibited animal;or experience unreasona vibration orotherwis meansalicence,perm ment (seesection 174A(3) of theAct). 91 ke codes of practice) of theAct see section95. meansthedocumentcalled chief executive undersection appropriatetemperatureand ve, apartthatmaybeusedto ble stress levels; ce (wildlife interaction);and ce (wildlife n by thechiefexecutive toa imal toexcessive noiseor e causetheanimalto it orotherauthority s 93

94 Meaning of s 94 2 Without limitingsubsection(1), (2) A persondoes anactfora (1) 3 Also, withoutlimitingsubsec (3) 4 In thissection— (4) b for aprotectedplant—doesnotincludemove theplant. (b) d the wildlifeisbroughtintotheStateformain (d) the personoperatesunderabusiness ortradingname (c) the personbuys orsells, (b) the activity forwhichthe wi (a) wildlife fora does theactforgain orreward. b the animalisdisplayedinaway topromoteaparticular (b) the animalisdisplayed— (a) animal foracommercialpurpose if— ii for aprotectedanimal (iii) purpose ofsellingthewildlife. wildlife ofthesamespecies;or and the business ortradein Commonwealth; or subject toincometaxunderalaw ofthe wildlife andtheproceeds from isabusiness, homeoc (ii) is partofabusiness; or (i) product, serviceorbusiness name. inaway thatanotherpersonmayreasonably (ii) in apublic place;and (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 commercial purpose unauthorised interaction forthe animal;and Integrated PlanningAct1997 under alocallaw, ora believe theanimalisforsale; or commercial purpose 92

commercial purpose tion (1),apersondisplaysan or intendstobuy orsell,the apersontakes, keeps oruses ldlife is,oristobe,used— inthewild—engage inan if— planning schemeunderthe cupation orhomeindustry volves buying orselling thesaleare,orwillbe, ; or

if the person s 94

95 Meaning of s 95 96 Use of animals to take protected ofanimalstotake Use animals 96 Requirements abouttaking,keeping 1 Subdivision apply Requirements that toall 2 Division 1 This sectionappliestoape (1) d physicallyrestraining,or (d) animal under theAct. interacting withtheanimal (c) handling ortouchingtheanimal; (b) an interactionwiththean (a) protected animalin thewild— Each ofthefollowing isan a place,orpartofa (b) a place,orpart ofapla (a) public place the animal. disturb orinterferewiththeanimal; financial benefit; interfere withtheanimal,forwhich a person gains a or filming theanimalina of thepublictoenter. allows, whetherornotonpaymentofmoney, members or partofaplace public, whetherornot use, isopentomembersofthepublicorusedby the Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 unauthorised interaction or using,otherthanmoving, wildlife wildlife undertheAct persons taking,keepingorusing means— 93 residence,theoccupierofwhich on paymentofmoney; or rson whoistakingaprotected unauthorised interaction ce, thatthepublicisentitledto imal, otherthanphotographing placing aphysicalrestrainton, other thanaplaceofresidence way thatdoesnotdisturbor in a way thatwill, ormay, fora s 96

97 Housing and care of live protected andcareoflive Housing animals 97 s 97 8See,forexample, the 28 1995 2 If thechiefexecutivereasonably believes thecageor (2) A personwhokeepsalive (1) Subsection (2)doesnotapplyif— (3) The personmustnotuseadog (2) , section 7 , section (Way beharvested). quail duck must or c if thepersonholdsali (c) surrender theanimaltochiefexecutive a within (b) make statedalterationstoth (a) person mustdoanyofthefollowing— executive maygivetheperson enclosure does notcomplywithsubsection (1)(a),thechief Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. provide theanimalwi (c) supply theanimalwithsh (b) as keep in animal the (a) must doeachofthefollowing— the personcomplieswiththeconservation plan. (b) a conservation planforthe (a) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. animal. authority tothechiefexecutive withinastatedperiod. authority—surrender theperson’s licence,permitor stated period; stated period; exercise tomaintaintheanimal’s healthand wellbeing. wellbeing; water andfoodtomaintain predators; prevents theanimal’s other animal;and person totake theprotec Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Nature Plan (Duck Conservation Conservation Quail) and 94 protected animalundertheAct escape andprotectsitfrom ecure cageorenclosurethat th enoughopportunitiesfor ted animalby usingadogor elter, ventilation andenough a writtennoticestatingthe or otheranimaltotake the e cageorenclosurewithina protected animalallows the theanimal’s healthand cence, permitorother 28 s 97

98 Using live protected arenotself-sufficient Using that animals 98 s 98 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) The personmustcomplywiththenotice. (3) 3 Subsection (2)doesnotapplyto— (3) person mustnotbuyoracc The (2) 4 In thissection— (4) b the animal— (b) a personkeeps, orintendstokeep, alive protected (a) Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. c a captive bredbirdorabird’s (c) a sick,injuredororphanedanimalsentmoved toor (a) Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. move theanimal. the chiefexecutivetobuy,accep move theanimalunlesspe authority allowing theholderofth relevant authority an animalthatis,oristo (b) i)forabird’s egg—artif (ii) for acaptive bredbird—handraisingthebird;or (i) for— bird toanotherholderofare or moved fromaholderof hasvisiblesignsof (iv) is amammal that hasnotbeenweaned;or (iii) isabirdthattooyoungtofly;or (ii) can notfeeditself;or (i) animal under theAct;and mother; or from aveterinary surgeon Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 parent incubationoftheegg. , forabird,meanslice 95 illness orinjury. rson haswrittenapprovalfrom ept, sellorgiveaway,send for treatment orcare; or be,sentormoved withits levant authorityforthebird, e authority tokeep thebird. t, sell,giveaway,sendor egg thatis,oristobe,sent icial incubationorfoster relevant authority forthe nce, permitorother s 98

9 Procedureif wildlife stolen 99 s 99 29 Section 473 (Period for which particular documents must must be kept) documents 473 (Period for particular Section which 29 4 In thissection— (4) Also, ifthepersonkeeps a (3) The personmust— (2) This sectionappliesif— (1) record book officer whoisanemployee ofthedepartment. departmental conservation officer Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. the recordbook. wildlife, thepersonmustrecordparticulars ofthetheftin Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. if thepersonisgiven acopy (b) immediately report thetheftto— (a) the wildlifeisstolen. (b) a personkeeps wildlifeundertheAct;and (a) i)ifasked by adepa (ii) i keep thecopy fortheperiodrequiredundersection (i) theft— adepartmentalconservation officer; and (ii) a policeofficer; and (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 officer. officer—produce thecopy forinspectionby the 473; includesarecordandreturnbook. 29 and 96 record bookundertheActfor ofapolicereportaboutthe meanaconservation rtmental conservation s 99

100 Requirement 100 Requirement about Requirements aboutmoving contai Subdivision 2 s 100 101 Requirement 101 Requirement about labels 2 The person mustattach to (2) This sectionappliesif— (1) This sectionappliesif— (1) 2 The sender ormover must ensure thecontainer inwhich the (2) rtce animals protected rtce nml generally protected animals including thefollowing information— the personintendstosendtheanimalinacontainer. (b) a personwhokeeps alive (a) either— (b) a personwhokeeps alive (a) Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. is locked orotherwisesecured. (d) will protecttheanimalfrompredators;and (c) will prevent theanimal’s escape;and (b) will keep theanimal stable (a) animal issentormoved— animal; and than aveterinary surgeon fo Act sellsorgives theanimal toanotherperson,other the person(the (i) Act sellsorgives theanimaltoanotherperson;and i)theperson,or theperson whobought oraccepted (ii) conditions; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 in acontainer. the animal,(the accepted theanimal;or in acontainerto animals incontainers 97 ners used tomove live for containers used tosend sender mover the containerawrittenstatement the personwhoboughtor under ordinarytransportation protectedanimalunderthe protectedanimalunderthe ) intendstomove theanimal ) intendstosendtheanimal r treatmentorcareof the s 101

102 Requirements for Requirements movement advice 102 Provisions aboutmovement Subdivision 3 s 102 0 Dealing with movement advice 104 Only 1 movement undermovement advice 103 1 This sectionappliesifamovement (1) The movement advicemustbe— (2) This sectionstatestherequire (1) Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. the movement ofwildlife. Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. advice. A personmustmake only1movement underamovement filled inbeforethemovement happens. (b) in theapproved form;and (a) wildlife. required, undertheAct,tobefi if theanimalisdangerous (d) if thereismore than1 (c) the animal’s commonnameor, iftheanimaldoesnot (b) the following details forth (a) is dangerousorvenomous. many container; inthe are animals have acommonname,theanimal’s scientific name; ifthepersonholdsa (ii) name andaddress; (i) and thepersontowhomanimalissent— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 the licence,permitorauthority; authority grantedundertheAct—thenumberof advices 98 animal inthecontainer—how ments foramovement advice orvenomous—that theanimal e personwhosenttheanimal lled inforthemovement of advicemustbefilled infor licence, permitorother s 104

105 Requirement to keep andproduce tokeep Requirement movement advice 105 s 105 30 Section 473 (Period for which particular documents must must be kept) documents 473 (Period for particular Section which 30 3 If aconservation officer asksto inspecttheadvice,person (3) The following personsarere (2) This sectionapplies ifamovement (1) Also, the persontowhomthe wildlifeforwhichthe (3) The personwhofilled inthemovement advicemust— (2) Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. advice available forinspectionby theofficer. must, unlessthepersonhasa Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. otherwise—the personwhofilled inthemovement (b) if themovement isfo (a) under section473 movement adviceinasecureplace,fortheperiodrequired the movement ofwildlife. Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. person receives thewildlife. of theadvice tothechiefexec movement advice hasbeenfilled Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. ensure parts 2 and3oftheadviceare— (a) b give part1oftheadviceto (b) advice. and thepersonwhobought oracceptedthewildlife; wildlife—the personwhosold days afterthemovement happens. intheposse otherwise (ii) attached tothewildlifewhich theadvice relates (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 moved; or or thecontainer inwhichthewildlifeisbeing the wildlifetowhichadvicerelates;and 30 — 99 quired tokeep acopy ofthe r asaleorgiving away of utive within7daysafterthe reasonable excuse, make the thechiefexecutive within7 in ismoved mustgive part3 ssion ofthepersonmoving advicemustbefilled infor or gave away the wildlife s 105

0 Interfering movement with advice 106 s 106 107 Identification requirement fo requirement Identification 107 Identification andinformation Subdivision 4 1 A personwhosellsorgives (1) In thissection— (3) Subsection (1)doesnotapplytoaperson who— (2) A personmust notinterfere withamovement advice thathas (1) nentoa rprohibited wildlife or international a before partingwithpos (a) prohibited wildlifeundertheActmust— covering, erasingormodifyinganentryon theadvice. (c) removing apartoftheadvice;and (b) destroying theadvice;and (a) interfere with removes part2or3oftheadviceto— (b) removes part1oftheadvice togive ittothechief (a) Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. been filled inforamovement ofwildlife. i obtain fromthepersonto (i) attachittothewildlife (ii) give ittotheperson moving thewildlife to which (i) executive; or i)ifthebuyer isactingunderarelevant (ii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 moved. or thecontainer inwhichthewildlifeisbeing the advice relates;or authority; and authority—inspect theaut identity; and or given (the requirement , amovement advice,includes— 100 buyer r buying or selling protected, session ofthewildlife— away protected,internationalor ) verification ofthe buyer’s to which theadvicerelates, whom thewildlife issold hority oracopy ofthe s 107

s 107 32 Section 473 (Period for which particular documents must must be kept) documents 473 (Period for particular Section which must be kept) documents 473 (Period for 32 particular Section which 31 2 A personwhobuysoraccept (2) b keep arecordofthefoll (b) a on receipt ofthewildlife— (a) prohibited wildlifeundertheActmust— Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. keep arecordofthefoll (b) under section473 ifthesellerisactingunderarelevant (ii) i obtain fromtheperson (i) ii if thebuyer isactingunderarelevant (iii) thesourceofidentification usedtoverify the (ii) the nameandaddressofthebuyer; (i) ii if thesellerisactingunderarelevant (iii) thesource oftheidentification usedtoverify the (ii) the nameandaddressoftheseller; (i) under section473 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 authority; and authority—inspect theaut seller’s identity;and bought oraccepted(the authority—the numberoftheauthority. the numberofdocument; features ofthedocument,including,forexample, the typeofdocumentproducedandany identifying identity ofthebuyer, authority—the numberoftheauthority. the numberofdocument; features ofthedocument,including,forexample, the typeofdocumentproducedandany identifying identity oftheseller, includingtheparticularsof 101 31 32 — — owing fortheperiodrequired owing fortheperiodrequired s protected, international or including theparticularsof from whomthewildlifeis

seller hority oracopy ofthe ) verification ofthe s 107

0 Whomay obtain relevant authority 108 Restrictions on ProvisionsSubdivision 1 thatapply toalllicences, 3 Division s 108 3Seealso the 33 Relevant authority must be 109 a dugong protection area, as defined protection a dugong inthat conservation plan. relevant for ongrant restriction in an additional animals for protected for authorities wildlife) other protected for authorities and licences of permits, ongrant (Restriction 1 The chiefexecutive maygrant (1) However, thechiefexecutive (2) The chief executive maygrant (1) 3 In thissection— (3) Act only ifthe chief executive issatisfied— for alicence,permitorau (b) for alicence,permitor (a) other authoritytoanindividual youngerthan— (wildlife interaction)anda relevant authority Nature Conservation (Dugong) Conservation Plan 1999 Plan Nature Conservation (Dugong) Conservation i for arecreationalwildli (i) foranotherlicenceorauthority—18years;and (ii) for arecreationalwild (i) i)foranotherlicence,pe (ii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 harvesting licence,or wildlife harvesting licen wildlife harvesting authorities authorities andother permits includesacommerci 102 consistent with purpose of consistentwith purpose 33 wildlife movement permit. authorityforananimal— can notgrantalicence,permitor licence—13 years;or a relevant authoritytoaperson. a relevant authorityforwildlife thority forprotectedplants— a permit—13years;or grantfor allrelevant rmit orauthority—18years. fe licenceor recreational life licence,commercial ce, recreationalwildlife al wildlife licence , section 5 , section s 109

110 Relevant110 authority must Relevant authority must notbegrantedif conservation 109A s 109A 1 Relevant authority must be for only 1 licensed premises 111 1 The chief executive may grantarelevant authority foran (1) The chiefexecutive can not (1) 2 In thissection— (2) In thissection— (2) animal by using regulated substance regulated animal by using grant the restricts plan rmbl facility mobile or animal foronly1licensed premises. regulated underanAct. example apoisonorothertoxicsubstance,theuseofwhich is if anActrequiresaperson (b) the useofthesubstan (a) regulated substanceif— authorises apersontotake a person ortoany person. states thatthechiefexecutive ca wildlife toaperson ifacon The chiefexecutive cannotgr if theauthority isforwild (b) the activities tobecarrie (a) regulated substance relevant authority (wildlife interaction)anda does notholdtheauthority. on theanimaltoholdapart under an Act; or been lawfully taken, kept orused. or usedbeforetheauthorityisgranted—thewildlifehas any wildlife;and likely toadversely affect th Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 includesacommerci meansasubstanc 103 notallow taking protected wildlife movement permit. ce onthe animal isprohibited d outundertheau servation plan forthe wildlife grant arelevant authoritythat n notgranttheauthorityto protected animalby usinga life thathasbeentaken, kept using theregulated substance ant arelevant authorityfor e ecologicalsustainabilityof icular authority—theperson al wildlife licence e, including,for thority arenot s 111

1 Maximum for term permits 113 Maximum for term licences 112 s 112 1 The chiefexecutive cannotgr (1) The chiefexecutive cannotgr (1) Also,thechiefexecutive maygrantacommercialwildlife (2) 2 This sectionissubjecttoany (2) f for acommercialwhal (f) for ascientific purposes permit—5years; (e) for arehabilitationpermit— (d) for apermittokeep protected wildlife—3years; (c) for aneducationalpurposespermit—5years; (b) for adamagemitigationpermit— (a) following term— for arecreational wildli (c) for acommercialwildlife (b) for acommercialwildlife (a) following term— licence (mobile)foronly1mobilefacility. licence canonlybegrantedforashorterterm. i)iftheapplicantisa corporation—3years; (ii) if theapplicantisanindividual—6 months;or (i) otherwise—6months; (ii) if theapplicantis (i) herbarium years. licence—5 exhibitor licenceorwildli licence (mobile),wildlife demonstrator licence, wildlife wildlife harvesting licence—1 year; commercial wildlifeharves Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 property management plan—3years;or 104 e watching permit—6years; conservation planthatprovides a ant alicenceforlongerthanthe ant apermitforlongerthanthe fe licence,museumlicenceor operating underanapproved fe farminglicence—3years; licence,commercialwildlife licence (wildlifeinteraction), ting licence or recreational s 113

s 114 4Seethe 34 Maximum for term authorities collection 115 Maximum custom for orIsland tradition term Aboriginal 114 7 (Who may take crocodile). may (Who 7 4 In thissection— (4) However, despitesubsection(1 (2) 3 This sectionissubjecttoany (3) authorities Nature (Problem Conservation Crocodiles) 1995 Plan Conservation term oflongerthan— The chiefexecutive cannotgran Island customauthorityforatermoflongerthan1year. The chiefexecutive cannotgran is approved by thechief executive. (c) provides forthe conservati (b) is aboutthemanagement (a) mitigation permit,means aplan that— approved propertymanagement plan the permitcanonlybegrantedforashorterterm. the chiefexecutive reasona (b) the animalisinjuredandwas taken undera (a) protected animalkeptunderthepermitif— grant apermittokeep protected for awildlifemovement permit—2months. (h) for aclearingpermit—6months; (g) and licensed premises forthepermitislocated;and or injury. example, becauseofthenatu not, orisunlikely to, surviv rehabilitation permit; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 105 conservation planthatprovides )(c), thechiefexecutivemay t acollectionauthorityfor bly believes theanimalwill on ofwildlifetheland; t anAboriginaltraditionor e inthewild,including,for of thelandonwhich wildlife forthelifeofa re oftheanimal’s sickness , foradamage 34 , section s 115

116 Particular relevant Particular for toonlyauthorities limited animals 116 may Conservation plan limit 115A Provisions ab Subdivision 2 s 115A 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) This sectiondoesnot (2) A provision ofthis regulati (1) 2 The holder orrelevant (2) ieo edspecies live or dead authority by relevant b the authorityauthorisestheholder, orarelevant person (b) a relevant authorityisfor— (a) a conservation plan,thatcreatesanoffence. authority. the holderorrelevant pers provision ofaconservation plan may ornotdoundertheau relevant person foraholder, ofarelevant authority forwildlife for acollectionauthoritytotake andkeep common (b) for acollectionauthority (a) a for arelevant authorityforonly alive animalofa (a) process ormove— authority. or move thespeciesofan for theholder, oftheauthorit only adeadanimalofparticular species;and (ii) only alive animalofaparticularspecies; or (i) wildlife—6 months. protected wildlife—5years;or identified ontheauthority; and particular species—alive animalofthespecies Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 yalrlvn authorities by allrelevant apply toaprovision 106 person mayonlytake, keep, use, on mayornotdounderthe or extend things authorised on statingwhataholder, ora out thingsauthorised to keep acollection ofdead forthewildlifeaboutwhat y totake, keep, use,process thority issubjecttoany imal identified onthe of thisregulation, or s 116

117 Limitation for Limitation relevantfor authorities animal by taking 117 s 117 1 Relevant authorities for protected limited plants to 118 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) This sectionapplies if— (1) 2 The holderorrelevant personmay— (2) In thissection— (3) killing the animal the killing pce dniido authority on species identified b states— (b) a relevant authority allows (a) keep, use,processormove (b) the authoritydoesnotstate (b) a relevant authorityauthorisestheholder, orarelevant (a) for arelevant authority (b) a take onlyalive animalof (a) relevant authority (wildlife interaction)anda i the particular speciesof (i) and plants; for theholder, oftheauthorit species identified ontheauthority. authority by killingtheanimal;and dead animalofthespecies. keep, use,processormove ananimalofaspecies (ii) take ananimalofa (i) person fortheholder, oftheauthorityto— identified ontheauthority. particular species—a dead Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 it applies;or identified ontheauthority;and authority onlyby killingtheanimal;and includesacommerci 107 wildlife movement permit. for onlyadeadanimalof thespeciesidentified onthe the holder, orrelevant person onlyadead animalofthe animalofthespecies species identified onthe whether itisforalive or y totake oruseprotected protected plantstowhich al wildlife licence s 118

1ARelevant authority only 118A s 118A 1 A holder, orarelevant pers (1) The holderorrelevant (2) oigo aflyobtainedwildlife lawfully moving of Notes a relevant personfortheholder. authority ifthewildlife was lawf authority mayonlykeep, use if theauthoritystatesth (c) if theauthority statesthe (b) if theauthoritystates (a) under the Act, disposed under Act,disposed of thenativethe tothe person. wildlife have la was not suspected reasonably to ought keep person native oruse to the that person, wildlife authorised Under section 88B oftheAct,itisanoffence foraperson, other than an keeping or use isauthorised under the Act. of a protected animal, that hasnot keep person,to orus authorised an itis 88(5)oftheAct, Under section — ii that theauthorityapp (iii) thattheauthorityappliesonlytowholeprotected (ii) on theauthority. licence—protected plantparts protected plantpartsofaspeciesidentified onthe on theauthority; and licence—whole protectedplan protected plantsofaspeciesidentified onthe on theauthority; and which itapplies—protectedpl Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 parts ofaspeciesidentified onthelicence. plants ofaspeciesidentified onthelicence; or 108 person maytake oruseonly— authorises keepi authorises on fortheholder, ofarelevant authority appliesonlytowhole e a protected animal, or a descendant e aprotected animal,ora an offence than an other person, a for ully obtainedby theholderor e authorityappliesonlyto species ofprotectedplantto or move wildlifeunderthe been lawfully taken unless the lawfully taken unless been wfully takenState has, the unless lies onlytoprotectedplant ants ofaspeciesidentified ts ofthespeciesidentified ofthespeciesidentified ng, using and ng, using s 118A

1 Meaningof number on relevant authority 119 s 119 5Seealso— 35 • • (Persons from whom holders may buy or accept wildlife). buy accept may or holders whom from (Persons orgive sell may holders 133 (Persons to whom sections and134 wildlife) native Actgenerally of the wildlife) to activities on relating (Specific 6 restriction and wildlife) protected to relating (Wildlife5 part conservation), and habitat 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) In thissection— (2) 2 Unless otherwisestatedontheauthority, apersonmaytake, (2) Examples for subsection (2) forsubsection Examples the authorityhasanumbe (b) a relevant authorityallows apersontotake, keep, use, (a) (wildlife interaction)anda relevant authority species. only thenumberofwildlife keep, use,processormove, fo 2. A rehabilitation permit authorises a person to take, keep or use take, keepor to aperson authorises permit Arehabilitation 2. harvestin wildlife Acommercial 1. 89(1) of Act. the use a protected plant thathas been Under section 89(4) of the Act,itis anoffence forapersonto keep or bar-shouldered dove—3 • at anytaken,used given kept or time— states thatthenumberindicates particular animalsandthe licence ofthe licence. duration thewhole for pythons pythons 2spotted and python—2 spotted only take,The person may keep 5carpet thelicence, under or use, python—5 carpet • • numbers ofthe themeaning any about onit explanation without written take, keep oruseparticularanim wildlife forwhichthe authorityis granted. process ormove wildlife;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 35 includesacommerci 109 — wildlife movement permit. divisions on activities 4(Restrictions thespeciesstatedopposite r thedurationofauthority, r writtenoppositeaspeciesof als and the licence hasthefollowing the number of animals that may be that animals of number the takencontravention in ofsection has followingthe onitand written g licence authorises a persong licenceauthorises to al wildlife licence s 119

2 Particular holders may in engage unauthorised 120 s 120 36 See also section 239 (Holder may engage in unauthorised interaction in in particular interaction engageinunauthorised may (Holder 239 Seealso section 36 releva Holdersof particular 121 circumstances). 1 This sectionappliestoaholder, (1) In thissection— (3) This sectionappliestoa holder, (1) In thissection— (3) 2 The holderorrelevant pe (2) neato o rtce animals interaction for protected move animal to place ofkeeping to place move animal relevant persontotake an holder, ofarelevant authorit for anotherrelevant au (b) for acommercialwhale (a) relevant protectedanimal under theauthority. iftheinteractionis the wild, unauthorised interaction forth wildlife licence (wildlife in a relevant authoritythat (b) a commercialwhalewatching permit; (a) holder, ofany ofthefollowing relevant authorities— relevant authority (wildlife interaction)anda permit isin force. bar-shouldered doves5 emerald or dove—5 emerald 3 take, permit, the may keepor use,under The person • identified ontheauthority. whale; or under theauthority. person fortheholder, ofthe Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

36 includes acommercial 110 animal under theauthority.

nt authorities forauthorities maynt animals means— wildlife movement permit. rson may, withoutacommercial thority—an animal ofa species y thatauthorisestheholderor part ofan activity carried out e relevant protectedanimalin watching permit—aprotected allows theholder, orrelevant teraction), engageinan orrelevant person forthe orrelevant person forthe dovesany at given the while time authority totake ananimal wildlife licence s 121

s 122 37 Section 102 (Requirements for movement for 102 (Requirements advice) Section 37 ofrelevant Holder authority for may animals move 122 for other requirements about movementabout advices. requirements for other divisionSee also, movementsubdivision (Provisionsgenerally 2, about 3 advices) 5 Also, aholderofrehabilita (5) 2 The holderor authorised (2) This section applies (1) Also, aholder, orrelevant personfortheholder, ofa (3) The holderorrelevant pers (2) 4 However, forsubsections(2)and(3),iftheauthorised (4) nml oatoie buyers animals toauthorised keeping theanimal,underpermit,in State. permit thatthe person may take into theStateonlyifchie Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. movement. buyer intends tokeep the animal. holder keeps theanimalto movement permit,move theanim international animaltoan authorised buyer forthe animal. international orpr under theauthority, sellsorgives alive protected, from theplace,mentionedinparagraph(a),where (b) from theplacewhereanimalwas taken toanother (a) permit, move theanimal— wildlife harvesting licence may, commercial wildlifeharvesti was taken totheauthorisedpremisesforanimal. movement permit,the animalfr movement advicethatcomplieswithsection102 premises areinanother State, the authorised premises fortheanimal. holder intendstotake othe under thelicence;and place wheretheholderintends Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ohibited animalor to aholderofrele 111 on maymove, withoutawildlife buyer may, withoutawildlife tion permit may move ananimal the placewhereauthorised f executive haswrittenonthe om theplacewhereanimal ng licenceorrecreational without awildlife movement an animalina r animalsunderthelicenceto theholder mustfill ina al fromtheplacewhere totake otheranimals vant authoritywho, dead protectedor nother Statefor 37

for the s 122

123 Holder ofrelevant Holder authority for may animals move 123 s 123 39 Section 102 (Requirements for movement for 102 (Requirements advice) Section 39 movement for 102 (Requirements advice) Section 38 ofrelevant Holder authorit 124 for other requirements about movementabout advice. requirements for other divisionalso subdivisionSee movement2, (Provisionsgenerally 3 about advices) movementabout advices. requirements for other divisionalso subdivisionSee movement2, (Provisionsgenerally 3 about advices) 4 This sectiondoesnota (4) However, theholdermustfill (3) The holderorsellermay, wi (2) This section applies (1) This sectiondoesnotapplyto (4) However, theholdermustfill (3) nml rmitrtt sellers animals frominterstate o rvt reasons for private dead crocodileoremu. a on thelandonwhich (a) without awildlifemovement A personwhokeeps ananimalunde Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. complies withsection102 animal. animal totheplacewhere move theanimalfrompl the animal. international animal,fromanau international orprohibitedan under theauthority, buys or Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. complies withsection102forthemovement. animal arelocated;or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 to aholderofrele 112 pply toalive specialnative animalora y formay animals move animal

for themovement. thout awildlifemovement permit, permit,move theanimal— ace wherethesellerkeeps the a live special native animal. imal, or adeadprotectedor inamovement advicethat inamovement advicethat acceptsalive protected, thorised interstate seller for authorised premisesforthe holder intendstokeep the r arelevant authoritymay, vant authoritywho, 38 39 s 124

126 Holder of particular licences may licences move ofparticular animaltoorfrom Holder 126 ofrelevant Holder authority for may animals move live 125 s 125 2 The holdermay, wi (2) This section appliestoahol (1) 3 However, subsection(2)applie (3) display veterinary surgeon from and animal to b from aplacewheretheanimalwas displayedunderthe (b) from thelicensed premisesforthelicencetoaplace (a) the animal— museum licence. (d) wildlife farminglicence; (c) wildlife exhibitor licence; (b) wildlife demonstratorlicence; (a) prohibited animal licences whokeeps alive from thepremisesofavete (b) from the authorisedpremi (a) may, withoutawildlifemoveme A personwhokeeps alive animalunderarelevant authority if theanimaliskept at (c) if the animaliskept atth (b) animal ismoved backtothe li licence tothelicensedpremisesforlicence. where theanimalistobedisplayedunderlicence; or animal. cared fortheanimalto for theanimal;or premises ofaveterinary surgeon fortreatment orcare within theState—to the and theholderismoving toanew placeofresidence the State—to the new placeofbusiness; or the holderismoving toa Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 under thelicence— thout awildlifem 113 new placeofresidence. cenced premisesforthe licence the holder’s placeof residence e holder’s placeof business and s onlyiftheholderensures der ofany ofthefollowing nt permit,move theanimal— new placeofbusiness within rinary surgeon whotreatedor protected, internationalor authorised premisesforthe ses forthe animaltothe ovement permit,move s 126

1Seethe 41 ofrelevant Holder may for authority protected parts plant 128 ofrelevant Holder author 127 s 127 40 Section 102 (Requirements for movement for 102 (Requirements advice) Section 40 42 Section 102 (Requirements for movement for 102 (Requirements advice) Section 42 for other requirements about movementabout advice. requirements for other See alsodivision 2,subdivision 3 for other requirements about movementabout advice. requirements for other See alsodivision 2,subdivision 3 protected plantinthe underaco wild (Taking who takes aperson awhole for wild) in for the plants requirements whole 2 However, aplantpartmaybemoved intotheStateonlyif— (2) A holderofarelevant author (1) However, iftheholdermoves the (2) A holderofarelevant aut (1) Also, ifthemovement isinto (4) oepatparts move plant plants may move Nature (Protected Conservation 2000, Plan Conservation Plants) section 102 the holdermustfill inamove a the plantpartispacked andtaggedinaway that (a) part within,intooroutoftheState. without awildlifemovement pe Maximum penaltyforsubsection(2)—50units. protected plantwithin,in may, withoutawildlifemove Maximum penaltyforsubsection(4)—50units. 102 must fill inamovement advi under thelicence. as soonpracticableafterthe 40 forthe movement. which itisbeingmoved; and complies withany applicab Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 42 forthemovement.

(Provisions about movement(Provisions about generally advices) (Provisions about movement(Provisions about generally advices) 114 mmercial wildlife ity for wholeprotected plants to oroutoftheState. hority forwholeprotectedplants ity forprotectedplantpartsmay, ment advicethatcomplieswith ce thatcomplieswithsection or outoftheSt ment permit,move awhole animal stopsbeingdisplayed rmit, move aprotectedplant plant intooroutoftheState, le law oftheStatefrom harvesting licence. 41 ate, theholder section 19 section s 128

2 Relevant authority and id 129 outactivities underany Carrying Subdivision 3 s 129 3Seealso the 43 44 Section 102 (Requirements for movement for 102 (Requirements advice) Section 44 for other requirements about movementabout advice. requirements for other See alsodivision 2,subdivision 3 23 (Takingsection protect 3 In thissection— (3) The personmust,whileta (2) 1 This sectionappliestoaperson (1) Also, iftheholdermoves aplant (3) b if thepersonisnotaholderofauthority—carry— (b) Maximum penaltyforsubsection(3)—50units. movement. relevant authority Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. if thepersonisholder (a) under a relevant authority. (wildlife interaction)anda movement advicethatcomplieswithsection102 for abioprospecting the movement isauthori (b) Nature (Protected Conservation Plan2000 Conservation Plants) i)aformofidentificati (ii) a copy oftheauthority (i) authority oracopy oftheauthority;or the Statefromwhichitisbeingmoved. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 residential address;and the authority withth photograph oftheperson. licence, permitlicence, orother authority ed plants in the wild). in the ed plants includesacommerci

(Provisions about movement(Provisions about generally advices) 115 activity, the holdermustfill in a entification mustentification becarried king orusingthewildlife— wildlife movement permit. sed underany applicablelaw of who istakingorusingwildlife on thatshows arecentcolour of theauthority—carry part intooroutoftheState endorsedby theholderof e person’s nameand al wildlife licence 43 44

for the s 129 ,

3 Display relevantof ifanimal displayedauthority at 131 Particular persons must produce identification 130 s 130 132 Compliance Compliance with chief executive’s directionsabout 132 1 The chiefexecutive may give (1) However, iftheauthorityor (3) The personmustdisplay th (2) This sectionapplies (1) If asked by aconservation offi (2) This section appliestoapers (1) 2 The noticemust statethepe (2) particular places particular sampling orimplanting sampling b insert anapproved electr (b) take a biological tissuesa (a) under theauthority, awritte who keeps alive protected,inte being displayed. person maycover the address wh person’s placeofresidence Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. authority attheplacewhereth premises forthe authority. under arelevant authorityat Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. inspection by theofficer. person hasareasonableexcuse, person undersection129. form ofidentification that sh which theholdermustco implant. written noticestatingtheid animal, oritsoffspring, and institution; or offspring, andgive thesampl Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 to apersonwhois 116 mply withthenotice. n noticerequiringtheholderto— riod, ofatleast ows acolourphotographofthe e authorityoracopy ofthe a placeotherthanthelicensed copy statestheaddressofa e animalisbeingdisplayed. on theauthorityorcopy, the cer, thepersonmust,unless a holderofrelevant authority on whoisrequired tocarrya rnational orprohibitedanimal producetheidentification for omagnetic implantinto the mple oftheanimal,orits ile theauthorityorcopy is e toanapproved scientific give thechiefexecutive a entification codefor the displaying ananimal 28days,within s 132

3 Persons to whom holders may sell or givewildlife 133 s 133 3 Persons from whom holders may buy or acceptwildlife 134 2 The holder, orarelevant pers (2) This section applies ifarelevant (1) This sectionappliesif— (1) The holder, orarelevant pe (3) 2 The holder, orarelevant pers (2) must notbuy oracceptthewildlifefroma person otherthana keep thewildlife. (b) buy oraccept thewildlife; and (a) to— the holder, orrelevant personfo Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. for anotherlicence—apers (b) the authorityallows thehol (b) a holderofa relevant authority forwildlifekeeps (a) Maximum penaltyforsubsection(3)—165units. with thenoticewithinperiodstatedonnotice. a for acommercialwildlifeharvesting licence— (a) must notsellorgive thewildlifetoapersonotherthan— State. or acceptthewildlifeunderth otherwise—aholderof (ii) the holder, tosellorgive away thewildlife. wildlife undertheauthority;and i if aconservation plan (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 person; or selling orgiving away th written approval fromthechiefexecutive for licence forthe wildlifeunless theholderhas particular person—the licence mayonlysellorgi 117 rson fortheholder, mustcomply on fortheholder, oftheauthority on fortheholder, oftheauthority authorityforwildlife allows r theholder, oftheauthority on whoisauthorisedtobuy der, orarelevant personfor particular person;or acommercialwildlife states theholder ofthe e Actoralaw ofanother e wildlifetoanother ve thewildlifetoa s 134

135 Dealing orimplanted with animalsafter Dealing death—sampled 135 s 135 5Forholders of acommercial wildlife li 45 (Dealing with macropods taken in contravention taken in macropods plan). with of (Dealing Nature (MacropodConservation Plan 1994 Conservation Harvesting) 2 The holdermustensure either— (2) This sectionappliesif— (1) animals a within 14daysafterthe (a) the animal dies. (c) either— (b) a holder, orrelevant pers (a) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. under theActoralaw ofanotherState. person who isauthorised to i a biologicaltissuesampl (i) chief executive isgiven thefollowing— performed ontheanimalby aveterinary surgeon andthe anapproved electromagneticimplantwas inserted (ii) a biologicaltissuesam (i) authority keeps alive animalundertheauthority;and ii if an electromagnetic implant was inserted into the (iii) ifan electromagnetic implant was inserted into the (ii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 implant; and written noticestatingtheid into the animalandthechiefexecutive was given a institution; or animal andgiven toanapproved scientific implant was notworking; or veterinary surgeon statingthereasonwhy was notworking—a writtenreportprepared by the animal andtheveterinary surgeon finds theimplant animal—the implant; under theautopsy; 118 cence fordeadmacrop sell orgive away thewildlife on fortheholder, ofarelevant animal dies,anautopsyis ple was taken fromthe e taken from the animal e taken the from entification codeforthe 45 ods, see also the ods, see , section 17 , section s 135

136 Dealing animals with animalsafter Dealing death—other 136 s 136 2 The holderorrelevant personmaydealwiththeanimalonly (2) This sectionappliesif— (1) A holderdealingwithan (3) d if the relevant authorit (d) by incineratingor burying theanimal; (c) by giving theanimaltoahol (b) by sellingorgiving theanimal (a) in 1ofthefollowing ways— section 135doesnotapply. (d) the authoritydoesnotaut (c) the animal dies;and (b) a holder, orarelevant personforaholder, ofarelevant (a) if the holderintendstogive the frozen animal tothe (b) if theholderintendstohave aveterinary surgeon (a) without awildlifemovement Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. the animal isfrozen imme (b) harvesting licence andtheli is processed; animal for processi the holder, ofacommercial wildlifelicenceforthedead or museum licenceforthedeadanimal; person forthe holder, ofacommercial wildlife licence species; and person tosellorgive away authority keeps alive animalundertheauthority;and the animal tothechiefexecutive. chief executive—from theplacewhere theholderkept veterinary surgeon; and where theholderkept theanim perform anautopsyonth days after theanimaldies. frozen animalisgiven to Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 119 ng andreclaimingth animal underthissectionmay, permit,move theanimal— y isarecreationalwildlife the chiefexecutive within14 horise theholderorrelevant diately afteritdiesandthe adeadanimalofthesame e animal—fromthe place cence authorisestheholder der, orarelevant personfor toaholder, orarelevant al tothepremisesof e animalafterit s 136

47 Section 102 (Requirements for movement for 102 (Requirements advice) Section 47 137 Assistance to officersconservation Assistance 137 s 137 6However, forarecreationalwildlife 46 for other requirements about movementabout advice. requirements for other See alsodivision 2,subdivision 3 (Holder may take, keep, useandprocess particularanimals). 1994, the see macropod, 1 A holder, orrelevant personfortheholder, ofarelevant (1) A holderdealingwithan (3) 4 However, iftheholder sellsorgives the animal toaperson (4) section 7(3) (Harvesting of macropods), definition (Harvesting7(3) macropods), section of b if asked by theconservation (b) allow aconservation office (a) must— authority forprotected,intern Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. if theanimal istobe buried orincinerated—to theplace (b) if theanimalissoldorgi (a) without awildlifemovement Maximum penalty—50penaltyunits. section 102 the holdermustfill inamove who holds acommercialwildlife the animal. or relevant persontopro i)ifthewildlifeisalive animal— (ii) photograph thewildlife; (i) following— necessary helptoenabletheofficer todoany ofthe wildlife atany reasonable time; and where theanimalistobeburied orincinerated. animal—to thelicensedpr wildlife licence oramu Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Nature Conservation (MacropodHarvesting) Conservation Plan 47

for themovement. 46 ( Provisions about movementProvisionsgenerally about advices) 120 harvesting licence for a conservation plan animal underthissectionmay, permit,move theanimal— ment advicethatcomplieswith cess theanimal—by processing ven toaholderofcommercial ational orprohibitedwildlife emises for the licence; seum licenceforthedead licenceormuseumlicence, r toaccessand inspectthe officer—give the officer all use and section 218(4 andsection s 137 )

3 Relevant authority must identify wildlife 138 Provisions ab Subdivision 4 s 138 2 In thissection— (2) 3 For subsection (1),ifarelevant authority relates tomorethan (3) However, subsection (1)doesnotapplytoanauthority (2) The chief executive mustensurethewildlifefor which a (1) (wildlife interaction)anda relevant authority Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. e describing, inplainEnglis (e) stating thenameofaharvest periodnoticeonthe (d) stating thatthe authority appl (c) stating ataxonofwildlifeontheauthority;or (b) stating eachspeciesofwi (a) authority by— 1 speciesofwildlife,thewildlifemaybeidentified onthe about tobe,lawfully destroyed. granted fortakingorus relevant authorityisgranted the authority. authority; or the of aspeciesmentionedinschedulethisregulation or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Nature Conservation(Wildlife) Regulation 1994 C insert anelectromagne (C) if anelectromagne (B) obtain orcheckthean (A) animal; identification codefortheimplant;or inserted intotheanimal—identify sample; or includesacommerci 121 ing all wildlifeinanarea thatis,oris wildlife movement permit. is identified ontheauthority. out form ofauthorities ldlife ontheauthority;or h, thespeciesofwildlifeon ies toeachanimalor plant tic implanthasbeen imal’s biologicaltissue tic implantintothe al wildlife licence s 138 ; or

139 Places and must identification mobile facility and Places stated be 139 s 139 8Seesections oflicences 13 (Amendment 48 relevant Corporation au 140 notify chiefexecutive of particular matters). 1 If thechiefexecutive grants arelevant authority toa (1) If theholderofrelevant (3) The chiefexecutive must statethefollowing onarelevant (1) In thissection— (5) For subsection(3)(d),stati (4) 2 Also, thechiefexecutive must (2) nrlvn authority relevant on manager corporation, thechiefexecutivemuststateon authority— Maximum penaltyforsubsection(3)—10units. change. executive foranamendmentof licensed premises,theholde the licensedpremisestoanew under thepermit. permit theplace fromandto if theauthorityauthorisesholdertotake (c) if theauthority isaco (b) the placethatisthelicensedpremisesforauthority; (a) authority— (wildlife interaction)anda relevant authority stated intheharvest periodnotice. notice ontheauthorityidentifi taken. wildlife—the placefromwh facility forwhich thelicence isgranted; (mobile)—the registrati Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 48 includesacommerci 122 thority muststateis who wildlife movement permit. on application) and 474 (Requirement to (Requirement and 474 on application) ng thenameofaharvest period authority decidestomove from on numberforthemobile where wildlife may bemovedwhere wildlife stateonawild r mustapplytothechief es allthespeciesofwildlife place thatistobethenew mmercial wildlife licence the authority toreflect the ere thewildlifemaybe al wildlife licence life movement s 140

4 Termmust of authority stated be 142 must authorities custom or Island list tradition Aboriginal 141 s 141 49 See section See 13(Amendment 49 2 In thissection— (2) The chief executive must (1) The individualsmayonly (2) The chief executive muststat (1) 2 If there is a change inthe pe (2) uhrsdindividuals authorised (wildlife interaction)anda relevant authority the termoftheauthority. (b) the daytheauthoritystarts;and (a) corporation intheapplic take wildlifeundertheauthority. Island customauthority,thena Maximum penaltyforsubsection(2)—10units. amendment oftheauthoritytoreflectchange. place, thecorporationmustappl for anotherrelevant aut (b) for arehabilitation permit (a) in charge ofthelicensed premisesfortheauthority. activity tobecarriedoutunderthepermit;or association—the nameofthe Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 of licencesonapplication). includesacommerci 123 ation fortheauthority. state onarelevant authority— wildlife movement permit. rson incharge oftheactivity or hority—the name e, onanAboriginaltraditionor be individualsnamedbythe y tothe chief executive foran mes ofindividualswhomay granted toanincorporated person incharge ofthe al wildlife licence of theperson 49 s 142

udvso General exemptions Subdivision 1 Exemptions for taking,keeping, Division 2 Purpose andoperation ofpart of andoperation 2 pt Purpose 143 Exemptions for taking,keeping, Division 1 2 Part s 143 50 Section 88 (Restriction on taking etc. protected animals) of Act animals) the etc. taking protected on 88(Restriction 51 Section 50 Exemption for chief executive 144 Justices Act 1886 1 The chiefexecutive mayta (1) This sectiondoesnot (3) The (2) The purposeofthis (1) a the animalistaken, kept orusedfor— (a) using theanimal,if— animal, withoutarelevant au section 76,applies. that createsanexemptiontowhichthe in thispart. 88 for taking,keeping orusing protected animalsundersection 50 oftheAct. Justices Act1886 i)captive breeding;or (ii) the protectionofhumans,wildlifeorhabitat; or (i) , section 76 (Proof of negative etc.) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 animals using ormoving protected using andmoving animals part istoprovide exemptions foroffences limit anotherprovision , section76, 124 ke, keep anduseaprotected thority fortaking,keeping or 51 appliesto eachexemption Justices Act1886 of thisregulation s 144 ,

4 Exemption for surgeons veterinary 145 s 145 2Seealso,the 52 Exemption for particular 146 (Conservation officer ordead dugong). injured with sick, may deal 1 This sectionappliestoanofficer oremployee of— (1) Also, iftheanimaldiesorsurgeon haseuthanasedthe (3) Also, ifthesurgeon reasonably (2) A veterinary surgeon may take (1) Also, thechiefexecutive maymove ananimaltaken under (2) employees b another personhassurrenderedtheanimaltochief (b) b if thechiefexecutive hasasked thesurgeon tomove the (b) the placewheretheanimalis (a) where thesurgeon keeps theanimalto— wildlife movement permit,m animal under subsection(2),thesurgeon may, without a euthanase theanimal. recover fromthesicknessorinjury, thesurgeon may injured totheextent thatthe providing treatmentorcarefortheanimal. using theanimal,ifanimalistaken, kept or used for animal, withoutarelevant au animal. the place wherethechiefexecutive intendstokeep orusethe subsection (1)fromthe place Nature Conservation (Dugong) Conservation Plan 1999 Plan Conservation Nature (Dugong) Conservation animal’s sicknessorinjury. including, forexample, becauseofthenature the animalwillnot,orisunl executive and thechief ex scientific researchabout theconservation or (iii) dead animaltoanothe or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ecology oftheanimal;or 125 government officersor r place—theotherplace. animal isunableorunlikely to ove theanimalfromplace where theanimalwas taken to thority fortaking,keeping or , keep andusealive protected believes the animalissickor 52 ecutive reasonablybelieves ikely to,survive inthe wild, tobeburied orincinerated; , section 7 , section s 146

s 146 53 Queensland Railisa Queensland 53 1993 3 Also, the officer oremployee may, without awildlife (3) 2 The officer oremployee may (2) . b if thechief executive hasasked theperson tomove the (b) the placewheretheanimalis (a) where theanimalistaken to— movement permit,move the the animalistobeeither— (c) the departmentinwhichthe (c) Queensland Rail; (b) a local government; or (a) b it isnecessaryordesirable (b) the officer oremployee takes theanimalfrompublic (a) without arelevant authorit dead animaltoanothe or ifthechiefexecutive hasdirectedtheofficer or (ii) buried orincinerated; (i) under an Act; and performance ofafunctionor take theanimal,including,forexample, forthe (Road UseManagement) Act1995 land; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 statutory GOC under GOCunder the statutory dead protected animal Examples ofwhen it be may n executive. way—dealt withinthe way directed by the chief employee todealwiththeanimalinaparticular .Toremove maintain theanimalfromapublicplaceto 2. Toremovefree the to ensure a road theanimalfrom 1. health and wellbeing of persons attending theplace. attending of persons wellbeing health and and safemovement oftraffic on the road. 126 53 or y fortakingtheanimal,if— r place—theotherplace. — Government OwnedCorporations Act take adeadprotectedanimal, dead animalfromtheplace for theofficer oremployee to tobeburied orincinerated; theexercise ofapower ecessary ordesirable totake a Transport Operations isadministered. s 146

4 Exemption for marine tu 148 Exemption for Australian Defence Force 147 s 147 54 Section 414A (Procedure for taking protected sharks) protected fortaking (Procedure 414A Section 54 Exemption for protec 148A 1 Subject tosection414A, (1) A personmaytake,keepandus (1) 2 Also, thepersonmay, without (2) circumstances circumstances b takes theshark undera (b) is authorised by the DPIchief executive totake theshark (a) person— shark, withoutarelevant author holds apermitgrantedunderthe (b) takes theturtleordugong (a) using theturtleordugong,ifperson— dugong, withoutarelevantaut the useoftheanimalis,or (b) the animalis tobeused (a) if— a commonanimalfromla A member oftheAustralian Defence Force maytake and keep to keep orusetheturtledugong. turtle ordugongistaken toth move theturtleordugongfrom under asharkcontrolprogram;or dugong. thatallowsthepe (Cwlth) the or Island custom;and Defence Force. military standingorderprep the DefenceForce about survival in thewild;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Great BarrierReefMarineParkAct1975 ted shark in particular particular ted sharkin 127 rtle or dugong in particular or dugongin particular rtle 54 nd ownedbytheCommonwealth apersonmaytake a protected shark controlcontract. e placewherethepersonintends for trainingmembersofapart awildlifemovement permit, ity fortakingtheshark,if hority fortaking,keepingor e aprotectedmarineturtleor under Aboriginaltraditionor willbe,consistent withthe theplacefr rson totaketheturtleor ared forthepart ofthe Marine Parks Act1982 om wherethe s 148A

4 Exemption for exempt animals 149 s 149 55 See chapter 4 (General Seechapter4(General provisions), part 55 requirements for record books required to be kept under the the Act. kept to be under recordbooks required for requirements 5 In thissection— (5) A personmaybuy oraccept,k (1) In thissection— (2) 4 Also, afterthechiefexecutive suppliestherecordbook, (4) However, ifthepersonkeeps aprescribedexempt birdata (3) Also, thepersonmaymove the (2) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. the parentsoftheanimalweretaken, kept andused (b) it was taken, kept andusedlawfully; or (a) before thepersonboughtoracceptedanimal— without arelevant authorityfor sharks toprotectpersonsfromattackby sharks. DPI chiefexecutive, for the shark controlprogram under asharkcontrolprogram. and theStatefor disposal shark controlcontract department inwhichthe DPI chief executive person mustkeep therecordbookforbird. Maximum penalty—10penaltyunits. pay theprescribed feefortherecordbook. (b) apply, tothechiefexecutive, forarecordbookthe (a) both ofthefollowing— as practicableafterthepers place usedforacommercial or outsideoftheState. lawfully. bird; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 meansthechiefexecutive ofthe 128 meansanagreement betweenaperson meansaprogram, administeredby the Fisheries Act1994 3 (Provisions about record books) forthe recordbooks) 3(Provisions about on boughtoracceptedthebird,do purpose, thepersonmust,assoon disposal, taggingortakingof eep and useanexempt animal, , taggingortakingofsharks keeping orusingtheanimal,if animal toorfrom any placein isadministered. 55 s 149

5 Exemption for controlled 150 s 150 2 Also, thepersonmay— (2) A person,otherthanaholder (1) 3 However, ifasked by aconservation officer, thepersonmust, (3) h a westerncorella( (h) b the animal iskept forth (b) a twenty-eightparrot( (g) a sulphur-crested cockatoo( (f) b if theanimaldies—sellor (b) sell orgive away theanimal (a) before thepersonboughtor (a) using theanimalif— controlled animalwit keeping controlled animals,ma a scarlet-chestedparrot( (e) a princessparrot( (d) a long-billedcorella( (c) a littlecorella( (b) a galah( (a) prescribed exempt bird unless thepersonhas are semitorquatus taken, kept andusedlawfully; and the deadanimal. animal, toaholderofcommercialwildlifelicence for a relevant authorityforsel anotherperson(an (ii) a holderofa relevant (i) for usingtheanimal,to— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 and to sellorgive theanimaltoapproved buyer; executive hasgiven writtenapproval totheperson to buy oraccepttheanimal; Cacatua roseicapilla ); Cacatua sanguinea hout arelevant authorityforkeeping and 129

Polytelis alexandrae means any ofthe following— animals—keeping orusing animals—keeping Cacatua pastinator Cacatua tenuirostris e person’s private enjoyment. Neophema splendida y buy oracceptandkeep alive approved buyer give thedeadanimal, without asonable excuse, give the ling orgiving away thedead , withoutarelevant authority of arelevant authorityfor Cacatua galerita authority whoisauthorised accepted theanimal,itwas ); Barnardius zonarius ); ). ); ); ) ifthe chief ); ); s 150

s 151 6Seealsosection 107 (Identification re 56 Exemption for cont 151 international or prohibited wildlife). or prohibited international 1 This sectionapplie (1) In thissection— (5) Also, theperson— (4) 150. keeps, orintendstokeep, acontrolledanimalundersection an animalisbought oracceptedandsoldgiven away. sale transaction Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. must not— (b) must keep ananimalbought (a) Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. it was boughtoraccepted. conservation officer informati ii display theanimalforacommercialpurpose. (iii) completemorethan10saletransactionsforlive (ii) buy oraccepttheanimal (i) if theanimalisabird—thepersonboughtor (iii) theanimal diesorescapes; (ii) the personhaswritten (i) unless— for atleast6monthsafter Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 months; or animals ofthesamecla Act oralaw ofanother State;or authorised tosellorgive away theanimalunder the bird;and fledges within6months accepted thebirdforrearingand 6 monthsaftertheperson executive to sellorgive away oftheanimalwithin , forananimal,meansatransactionby which rolled animals—moving s toaperson(the 130 quirement for buying for or protected, quirement selling 56 on aboutthepersonfromwhom the personreceives theanimal oracceptedby the person fromapersonwhoisnot approval fromthechief after thepersonreceived received theanimal; or ss inany periodof12 exempt person ) who s 151

s 152 57 Section 102 (Requirements for movement for 102 (Requirements advice) Section 57 Exemption for particul 152 generally for other requirements movementabout requirements advice. other for generally See alsopart1, division 2,subdivision 3 (Provisions movement about advices) 2 The personmaykeep therept (2) This sectionappliestoape (1) The exempt person,orthe (2) 3 However, thefollowing personmu (3) Maximum penaltyforsubsection(3)—50units. if theexempt person sold orgave away theanimalto (b) a if theexempt person bought (a) subsection (2)— for keeping arecreational reptile. under theAct. immediately before1March2004 relevant authorityforkeepin if theexempt personsold orgave away theanimalto (b) if theexempt person bought (a) movement permit,move theanimal— person soldorgave away theanimal, may, without awildlife person boughtoracceptedthean that complieswithsection102 another person—theexempt person. otherwise—theexempt person; or (ii) i if the other person soldorgave away the animal (i) another person— person intendstokeep theanimal. person keeps theanimaltoplacewhereother another person—fromtheplacewhereexempt intends tokeep theanimal;or kept theanimaltopl another person—fromthepl Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 under arelevant autho ar recreational reptiles ar recreational 131 person fromwhomtheexempt rson, otherthanaholderof ile withoutarelevant authority g arecreationalreptile,who ace wheretheexempt person rity—the otherperson;or imal ortowhomtheexempt or acceptedtheanimalfrom or acceptedtheanimalfrom 57 st fill inamovement advice ace wheretheotherperson

kept arecreationalreptile for amovement under s 152

5 Exemption for commonamphibians 153 s 153 5 Exemption forpr particular 154 1 A person(the (1) However, theperson— (3) The personmaycatchand (2) This sectionappliesonlyto (1) 4 Also, iftheamphibianproducesoffspring, thepersonmust, (4) purpose honey blue-eye ( oxleyan pygmy perch( • red-finned blue-eye ( • Edgbaston goby ( • Elizabeth Springsgoby ( • • or usedforacommercialpurpose— authority forkeepingandusingth a protectedfishofthefollow must notkeep— (b) must keep theamphibian— (a) keeping theamphibian. the person’s land,withoutarelevant authorityfortakingor relevant authorityfortaking,keeping orusingamphibians. Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. amphibian code. offspring into thewildin within 7 days aftertheoffsp Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. i more than8common (i) only forthe person’s private enjoyment; and (ii) on theperson’s land;and (i) i)morethan2common (ii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 tadpoles, ofthesamespecies. tadpoles; or exempt person Pseudomugil mellis 132 Chlamydogobius otected fishfor recreational Scaturinginichth keep acommonamphibianfrom ring’s metamorphosis,releasethe Nannoperca oxleyana apersonwhodoesnothold a ) maybuyoraccept,keepuse ing species,withoutarelevant Chlamydogobius way statedinthereptile and e fish,ifthefishisnotkept amphibians, otherthan amphibians, otherthan sp.B) ). ys vermeilipinnis sp.A) ) s 154 )

5 Exemption for protected spidersscorpions or for 155 s 155 58 See section 107 (Identification requirement for buying or selling protected, for buying selling or (Identification requirement 107 See section 58 when buyingwhen wildlife. keeping identification about the requirement for wildlife) prohibited or international 2 The exempt person,orthe (2) A person(the (1) The exempt person,orthe (2) 3 However, ifaskedbyacon (3) recreational purpose a if theexempt personbought (a) or spider— may, withoutawildlifemoveme the exempt personsoldor gave away thescorpionorspider, person boughtoraccepted thesco or spiderisnottaken,keptusedforacommercialpurpose. taking, keepingorusingthescor protected scorpionorspider,w Maximum penaltyforsubsection(3)—165units. if theexempt personsold (b) if theexempt personboughtoracceptedthefish from (a) movement permit,move thefish— person soldorgave away th person boughtoraccepted thefish ortowhomtheexempt whom thefish was boughtoraccepted. the conservationoffic person must,unlessthe spider; or where theexempt personinte other personkept thescorpi spider fromanotherpers intends tokeep thefish. person keeps thefish toth another person—fromtheplacewhereexempt intends tokeep thefish; or kept thefish to theplac another person—fromthepl Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 exempt person 133 er informationaboutthepersonfrom person fromwhomtheexempt person fromwhomtheexempt e fish, may, without awildlife servation officer, theexempt on—from theplacewhere e placewheretheotherperson ) maytake,keepandusea ithout arelevant has areasonableexcuse,give e wheretheexempt person pion orspider,ifthescorpion nt permit,move thescorpion rpion orspidertowhom ace wheretheotherperson or acceptedthescorpion or gave away thefish to nds tokeep thescorpionor on orspidertotheplace 58 authority for s 155

5 Exemption for educati 156 s 156 9See— 59 Exemptionfor sick orin 157 • for ascientific for permit—sect purposes • to onpersons (Restriction 286 purposespermit—section aneducational for • 1 This sectionappliestoasick (1) A personmay, withoutareleva (2) This sectionappliesto (1) permit begranted). permit may or maybegranted); permit whom and turtles mammal ormarineturtle. the partoftheanimalisusedfor— (b) the personisa (a) if— animal is intheState. (b) was taken orkept undera (a) if the exempt person sold (b) i)teachingataneducationalinstitutionor (ii) scientific researchatate (i) the animalmaybegranted; permit orscientific purposes authority undertheActora spider. where theotherpersonintend exempt personkeeps thescorpion orspidertotheplace spider toanotherperson—fromtheplacewhere Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 organisation. an entitythatisinvolved inscientific research; or or by oraState administered Commonwealth the onal or scientificpurposes onal person towhomaneducationalpurposes 134 jured animals—marine mammals a protectedanimalthat— ion 315 (Restriction on persons to whom persons on (Restriction 315 ion orinjuredprotectedmarine or gave away thescorpionor 59 nt authority, usepartofthe law ofanotherState;and and permit forusingthepartof s tokeep thescorpionor licence, permitorother rtiary orotherinstitution s 157

s 158 60 See also, the Seealso, 60 Exemption for sick, injure 158 section 9 (Sick, injured or at risk whales ordolphins). whales orat risk injured 9(Sick, section 3 Also, thepersonmay, without (3) A personmaytakeandkeep (2) This sectionappli (1) Also, thepersonmay, without (3) A personmaytake andkeep th (2) 4 However, the person must— (4) animals turtle. relevant authorityfortaking move theanimal— authority fortakingorkeepingtheanimal. animal otherthanamarine Maximum penaltyforsubsection(4)—20units. if theconservation officer d (b) if aconservation officer (c) to the licensedpremisesof (b) from theplace wherethepe (a) move theanimal— a notify, assoon asreasona (a) Nature Conservation (Whales and Dolphins) Conservation Plan 1997 Plan Conservation Nature Dolphins) and (Whales Conservation conservation officer. mammal orturtleinth the mammalorturtleina mammal orturtle;and officer thatthepersonhastaken possessionofthe other place. the person tomove theanim permit fortheanimal; or intends tocare fortheanimal; or animal toaplace,within 60 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 es toasick,injured 135 d or orphaned animals—other mammal ormarineturtle. theanimalwithoutarelevant orkeeping themammal or bly practicable,aconservation awildlifemovement permit, awildlifemovement permit, e mammalorturtle,withouta directs, undersubsection(4), particular way—deal withthe the State, where the person the where State, the irects the person todealwith rson takes possessionofthe a holderofrehabilitation e way directed by the al toanotherplace—tothe or orphanedprotected s 158 ,

s 159 5 Exemption for interactingwith animals in thewild 159 2 Also, apersonwhoisauthoris (2) A personmay, wit (1) Also, ifthepersonnotifies (5) 4 However, thepersonmust,within72hoursafter (4) b the (b) the (a) for theanimal— (wildlife interaction),engage in following Actsmay, withouta with orfeedaprotectedanimal interaction isnotanunauthorised interaction fortheanimal. interaction), interact witha protected animalinthe wildifthe Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. the animal intheway directed with the animalinaparticular subsection (4)(b)andtheoffi Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. if aconservation officer (c) to the licensedpremisesof (b) from theplace wherethepe (a) b notify a conservation officer (b) give theanimaltoaholder (a) takes possession oftheanimal,either— possession oftheanimal. other place. the person tomove theanim permit fortheanimal; or intends tocare fortheanimal; or animal toaplace,within the animal; or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Great BarrierReefMarinePark Act1975 Marine Parks Act1982 hout acommercialwild 136 by theconservation officer. way, the person mustdealwith cer directsthepersontodeal a conservation officer under ed towatch, observe, interact directs, undersubsection(4), in thewildundereitherof ; anunauthorisedinteraction commercial wildlifelicence the State, where the person the where State, the of arehabilitationpermitfor rson takes possessionofthe a holderofrehabilitation al toanotherplace—tothe thatthepersonhastaken life licence(wildlife (Cwlth). s 159

6 Exemption for wholesalers 160 s 160 61 Section 102 (Requirements for movement for 102 (Requirements advice) Section 61 Exemption to move protected animal for private reasons 161 Particular exemptions for moving Subdivision 2 generally for other requirements movementabout requirements advice. other for generally See alsopart1, division 2,subdivision 3 (Provisions movement about advices) 3 However, the wholesaler must fill ina movement advicethat (3) A wholesalerintheStatema (2) This sectionappliestoadead (1) animals b if thepersonkeeps thean (b) on theperson’s land;or (a) movementa wildlife permit,move theanimal— A personwholawfully keeps a Maximum penaltyforsubsection(3)—50units. complies withsection102 the movement isforalawful purpose. (d) the movement oftheskin, carcass ormeat from the (c) the way inwhichtheski (b) the wholesaler buys th (a) State if— permit, movetheskin,carcassor crocodile oremu,lawfullytakeninanotherState. within theState—to the residence andismoving toanew place ofresidence State; and place isauthorisedby any the otherState;and complies withthe requirementsofany applicable law of wholesale fromapersonintheotherState;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 nml etudra exemption an under animals kept 137 61 to move deadprotected forthemovement. y, withoutawildlifemovement new placeofresidence. protectedanimal,otherthana e skin,carcassormeatby protected animalmay, without n, carcassormeatispacked imal attheperson’s place of applicable law ofthe other meat oftheanimalinto s 161

163 Exemption to move particular animals to orfrom animalsto Exemption show tomove or particular 163 Exemption to animalstoand frommove particular 162 s 162 6 Exemption to move deadpr 164 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) However, subsection(2)applies (3) The personmaymove,without (2) This sectionapplies toa (1) display surgeon veterinary holders in theshow ordisplay. as soonpracticableafterthe animal ismoved back tothepl a either— (a) lasts fornomorethan11days. (b) is notforacommercialpurpose;and (a) display— the animaltoor from ashow protected animalotherthanarestrictedanimal. from thepremisesofavete (b) from the place where theanimalisbeing kept to the (a) without awildlifemovement A personwholawfully keeps a i)apersonlawfully keeps adeadprotectedanimal, (ii) a personlawfully keeps alive protectedanimal, (i) be lawfully kept. cared fortheanimalto for theanimal;or premises ofaveterinary surgeon fortreatment orcare Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 other thananexempt animal;and or other thananexempt animal,andtheanimaldies; 138 otected animals toparticular permit,move theanimal— person wholawfully keeps a ace theperson keeps theanimal awildlifemovement permit, animal stopsbeingdisplayed only iftheperson ensuresthe rinary surgeon whotreatedor ordisplayiftheshow or place wheretheanimalisto live protected animal may, s 164

iiin1Purpose ofpart Division 1 Authorisations for taking, Part 3 s 165 63 See the Act, section 91 (Prohibition on re on (Prohibition 91 section Seethe Act, 63 movement for 102 (Requirements advice) Section 62 ofpt 3 Purpose 165 animals. prohibited or international keeping using about or the requirements for wildlife) generally for other requirements movementabout requirements advice. other for generally See alsopart1, division 2,subdivision 3 3 However, the person must fill ina movement advicethat (3) 2 The personmay, withoutawi (2) international orprohib written authorisationsfor The purposeofthispartisto Maximum penaltyforsubsection(3)—50units. complies withsection102 licence intendstokeep the animal. to theplacewhereholderofcommercialwildlife the animal fromtheplacewherepersonkeeps theanimal the personsellsorgives thedeadanimaltoaholderof (c) the personisauthorisedto (b) commercial wildlifelicenceforthedeadanimal. under theAct;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 prohibited animals protected, international or keeping, usingormoving ited animalsundertheAct. 139 62 lease etc. of international and prohibited and lease etc.ofinternational forthemovement. ( allow thechiefexecutive togive Provisions movement about advices) keeping orusingprotected, ldlife movement permit,move sellorgive away theanimal 63 s 165

6 Authorisation forsurgeons veterinary 166 General auth Division 2 s 166 6 Authorisation for animals international dead identified 167 1 The chief executive maygive (1) A surgeon towhomanauthorisationisgiven undersubsection (2) The chiefexecutive may give (1) 4 An authorisationundersubsection(3)maybegiven whenthe (4) The chief executive mayalso (3) 5 A surgeon towhomanauthorisationisgiven under subsection (5) a keep adeadinternationalanimal;and (a) allowing thepersonto— euthanase theanimalifth (b) keep andusetheanimalifth (a) (1) may— international or authorisation allowing thesurgeon tokeep andusean authorisation undersubsection(1) euthanased theanimal. the authorisation iftheanim authorisation tomove the anim b if thechiefexecutive hasasked thesurgeon tomove the (b) the placewheretheanimalis (a) from theplacewheresurgeon keeps theanimalto— (3) maymove theanimalthat injury. is unableorunlikely tore the animal issick orinjuredtotheextent thattheanimal providing treatmentor animal toanotherplace—theotherplace. or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 prohibited animals keeping orusinginternational prohibited animal. 140 care fortheanimal;and orisations for taking, a personwrittenauthorisation a veterinary surgeon awritten e surgeon reasonablybelieves al diesor thesurgeon has give thesurgeon awritten al kept by thesurgeon under has diedorbeeneuthanased cover fromthe sicknessor tobeburied orincinerated; e animaliskept orusedfor is given oratalatertime. s 167

iiin3Particular authorisationsabout Division 3 s 168 4See 64 Authorisation for movements to show displayor by 168 2 A holdertowhom anauthoris (2) The chief executive maygive awrittenauthorisation toa (1) 2 A person(the (2)

particular holders particular section 189 (Requirement about identify about (Requirement 189 section b move theanimalfrom th (b) (1), orarelevant person forth a recreational wildlifelicence. (b) a commercialwildlifelicence; (a) authorised show ordisplay— person fortheholder, tomove than arestricted animal, allowing theholder, orrelevant holder ofeither ofthe followi move thedeadanimalfromplace whereitis (b) a buy oracceptandkeep theanimalif— (a) given undersubsection (1),may— to keep animal. the animal to theplacewhere whom theanimalwas boughtor acceptedkept the the animal. obtained totheplace where the personintendstokeep i)theholder, orarelevant (ii) the animalisboughtoracc (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 chief executive forthe animal; identified theanimalinway approved by the wildlife licence forthedead animal;and relevant personfortheholder, ofacommercial prohibited animals moving protected, international or authorised person 141 ing dead animals ke e holder, may, withoutawildlife ng licencesforananimal,other ation isgiven under subsection e placewherethepersonfrom the authorisedpersonintends ) towhomanauthorisationis theanimal toorfroman personfortheholder, has epted fromaholder, ora 64 and pt underlicence). s 168

6 Authorisation for partic 169 s 169 65 Queensland Railisa Queensland 65 1993 2 An officer oremployee to w (2) The chiefexecutive maygive (1) In thissection— (3) animals prohibited or international dead move employees to . a a placewheretheanimalistobe buried orincinerated; (a) public landto— permit, a dead international or under subsection(1)maymove, the departmentinwhichthe (c) Queensland Rail; (b) a local government; (a) the exercise ofapower underanAct— including, forexample, forthe place ifitisnecess international orprohi following entitiesawrittenau lasts fornomorethan11days. (b) is notconductedforacommercialpurpose;and (a) authorised show ordisplay show ordisplay. movement permit, movethewildli international or prohibited or international animal dead movea or desirable to necessary be may it when of Examples or (Road UseManagement) Act1995 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 .To remove theanimalfroma 2. To remove from animal the 1. statutory GOC under GOCunder the statutory and wellbeing of persons attending the place. movementsafe trafficof road. onthe bited animalfrompu ary ordesirable tomove theanimal, ular government officers or 142 65 meansashow ordisplay that— Government OwnedCorporations Act hom anauthorisationisgiven an officer oremployee ofthe performance ofafunctionor prohibitedanimalfromthe thorisation tomove adead without awildlifemovement — fe toorfromtheauthorised public place to maintain health public placetomaintain a roadtoensurethefreeand Transport Operations isadministered. blic landtoanother s 169

iiin1Preliminary thatmay Licences begranted 170 for Licences taking,keepingor Division 1 4 Part s 170 2 However, acommercialwildlifelicence (mobile)maybe (2) The chiefexecutive maygran (1) granted onlyonorafter1January2006. museum licence. (j) wildlife farming licence; (i) wildlife exhibitor licence; (h) wildlife demonstratorlicence; (g) recreational wildlifeharvesting licence; (f) commercial harvesting wildlife licence; (e) recreational wildlifelicence; (d) commercial licence(mobile); wildlife (c) commercial licence; wildlife (b) commercial wildlifelicence (wildlifeinteraction); (a) either orbothalive ordeadanimal— if thechief executive hasasked theofficer oremployee (b) to move the animaltoa Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 using animals 143 nother place—theotherplace. t thefollowing licencesfor s 170

171 Purpose ofdiv2 Purpose 171 Purpose ofdivision (wildlife Commercial licence wildlife Subdivision 1 2 Division s 171 173 Restriction of Restriction persons towhom maylicence begranted 173 onanimalsfor Restriction which maylicence begranted 172 Restrictions Subdivision 2 1 The purposeofthisdivision is— (1) b to controlandmonitorpartic (b) interaction planforthespecies. species toapersonunlessthehas an approved licence (wildlife interaction) The chiefexecutive cannot (wildlife interaction)fo The chiefexecutive maygranta to allow apersontoengage (a) i)requiringholdersofthelicencetogive reports (ii) limiting thecircumstances inwhichacommercial (i) is maintained,by— the safety, healthandwell authorities grantedundertheAct;and this regulation, ormostothe authorised underany exempti with protected animals ina Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 about theactivities carr interactions maybegranted;and wildlife licence (wildlif wildlife licence(wildlife interaction) interaction) 144 r onlyacommonanimal. on grantofcommercial for aprotectedanimalof grant acommercial wildlife being ofhumansandanimals commercial wild ied outunderthelicence. r licences,perm ular interactions,toensure way thatisnototherwise inparticular interactions on orauthorisationunder e interaction)forthe life licence its orother s 173

175 Holder may Holder interaction unauthorised in engage 175 Things authorised by commercial Subdivision 3 for onactivities Restriction which may licence begranted 174 s 174 66 See, See, however, native (Feeding 411 section generally). inthewild animals 66 Compliancewithapprovedplan interaction 176 out activities Carrying under Subdivision 4 2 However, subsection(1)doesnotauthoriseapersontoengage (2) The holder, orarelevant personfortheholder, ofa (1) commercial wildlifelicence The holder, orarelevant personfortheholder, ofa the Great Barrier ReefMarine Park. (b) an areadeclaredas (a) in anunauthorisedinteraction wild ofaspeciesidentified on thelicence. in anunauthorisedinteraction commercial wildlifelicence(w Example for whicharelevant authorityisrequired. for whichtheapplication person ifthechiefexecutive licence (wildlife interaction) The chiefexecutive cannot the activity. circumstances, thepersonrequirthe in for an activity for a scientific purpos A personappliesforacommercial Parks Act1982 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 — wildlife licence(wildlife interaction) wllf interaction) (wildlife commercial wildlife licence ; 145 a marineparkunderthe reasonably believes theactivity fora protected animal toa in either ofthefollowing— ildlife interaction)mayengage wildlife licence(wildlifeinteraction) for aprotectedanimalinthe grant acommercial wildlife (wildlife interaction) fora e and the chief executivee andthechief believes, licence ismadeanactivity es a scientifices a purposespermitfor 66 Marine s 176

177 Requirement to keep report about activities under licence about activitiesunder keep report to Requirement 177 s 177 67 Section 473 (Period for which particular documents must must be kept) documents 473 (Period for particular Section which 67 3 The holdermust— (3) The reportmustinclude the (2) The holder, orarelevant personfortheholder, ofa (1) b how theproblemsorconcernsmentioned inparagraph (b) Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. if asked by aconservation officer, make thereport (b) keep thereportina secure (a) any identified problemsor (a) activities— Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. activities carriedoutunderthelicence. protected animalmustkeep commercial wildlifelicence Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. activities underthelicence. approved interactionplanfo protected animalofaspeciesmu 473; for thelicence, (a) wereidentified andresolved. any complaintby amemb (iii) any incidenceofaggres (ii) any increaseinillnessor (i) activities, including,forexample— available forinspectionby theofficer. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 67 interests; impact oftheactivities participating intheactivities; of theactivities agains subject oftheactivities; and 146 r thespecieswhilecarryingout following informationaboutthe awrittenreportaboutthe period require (wildlife interaction) fora place atthelicensedpremises st comply withtheholder’s on themember’s lifestyleor concernsrelatingtothe sion by animalsthesubject injury intheanimals er ofthepublicabout t theholder’s clients d undersection s 177

udvso Restrictions Subdivision 2 ofdiv3 Purpose 178 Purpose ofdivision Commercial wildlife licences Subdivision 1 Division 3 s 178 8 Restrictionifrecreational wildlife licence granted for 180 onanimals for Restriction which maylicence begranted 179 1 The chiefexecutive cannot (1) The purposeisachieved by— (2) The purposeofthisdivision (1) birds orreptiles licence forbirdshasbeengrantedundertheAct. licence forbirdsaplacewhichrecreational wildlife a deadprotected orinternationalanimal. (b) a live controlled orcommercialanimal; (a) only for— The chiefexecutive maygranta regulating theactivities (c) limiting thethingsthatapersonactingunderlicence (b) allowing thechiefexecutive to grantacommercial (a) conservation oftheanimals. commercial purpose without adversely affecting the keep anduseprotectedor licence. is authorisedtodounderthelicence;and circumstances; and wildlife licence foran Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 wildlife licences 147 on grantofcommercial is toallow particular persons to grant acommercial wildlife of personsac international animals fora commercial wild animal onlyinlimited ting underthe life licence s 180

181 Additional restriction for for restriction licence birds Additional 181 s 181 182 Additional restriction for for restriction licence Additional reptiles 182 1 The chiefexecutive cannot (1) In thissection— (3) However, subsection(1)doesnotapplyifthelicenceis (2) The chiefexecutive cannot (1) The chiefexecutive cannot (2) 2 In thissection— (2) b provides trainingabout (b) includes mattersaboutma (a) passed acourseapproved by thechief executive that— satisfied theperson,orarele licence forreptiles toapers has, as itsmainfunction,thekeeping andbreedingof (b) is anincorporatedassociation;and (a) recreational aviculturesociety more than2days. granted toarecreational avicul Examples, for subsection (1), of when chief executive maybesatisfied birds onmorethanatemporarybasis. satisfied theplaceis licence for live birds forapl licence forreptileshasbeengrantedundertheAct. licence forreptilesaplace .Theplaceisusuallyopenfortheconduct ofabusiness formost 3. Allor part oftheplaceispermanentlyroofed. 2. The place has birdcagesfixed toit. 1. paragraph (a). paragraph another personaboutth and wellbeingofreptiles; native birds. days ina year. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 used, orintendedtobe 148 on unlessthechiefexecutive is ace unlessthechiefexecutive is vant personfortheperson,has for whicharecreational wildlife grant acommercial wildlife grant acommercial wildlife grant acommercial wildlife meansasocietythat— how thepersonmayadvise ture society foraterm ofnot intaining thehealth,safety e mattersmentionedin used,tokeep live s 182 —

183 Holder may keep and use particular animals may Holder anduseparticular keep 183 Things authorisedby commercial Subdivision 3 s 183 185 Holder may Holder keepdead macropods in storage 185 may Holder animals process particular 184 1 A holder, orarelevant pers (1) A holder, orarelevant pers (1) 2 Also, theholderorrelevant pers (2) place otherthanthelicensedpr not morethan3months,adeadmacropodincold storageata wildlife licencefordeadma identified aspecies licence. of onthe wildlife licence foradeadanim A holder, orarelevant person the animaliskept atthe (b) the licensedprem (a) place ofresidenceforaperiodtimeif— species identified on thelicence keep anduseananimal of (b) buy oracceptananimal (a) wildlife licence foran animalmay— commercial wildlifelicenceunderthischapter. relevant personfortheifweregranteda relevant person care totheanimal. areunattendedfortheperiod;and (ii) are nottheholder’s placeofresidence;and (i) licence atthelicensedpremisesforlicence. licence; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 wildlife licences , foraperson,means 149 ises forthelicence— on fortheholder, ofacommercial on fortheholder, ofacommercial cropods maykeep, foraperiodof place ofresidenceforproviding for the holder, ofa commercial on maykeep alive animalofa of aspeciesidentified onthe al mayprocessadeadanimal emises forthelicence ifthe attheholder’s orperson’s aspeciesidentified onthe person whowould bea s 185

186 Holder may Holder move animaltoandfrom to residence 186 s 186 68 From the beginning of 1 July 2005, see the seethe 1 beginning of July 2005, Fromthe 68 Conservation Plan Plan 2005 Conservation 2 The holder, orrelevant pers (2) This sectionappliesiftheli (1) This sectionexpires on30June2005. (4) The chiefexecutive maygive (3) The holder, orrelevant (2) provide care b from theholder’s orperson’ (b) from thelicensedpremisesforlicencetoholder’s (a) wildlife movement permit,move theanimal— residence oftheholderlicence. wildlife licence foraprotecte Example, for subsection(3),ofwh is necessaryinthecircumstances. only ifthe chiefexecutive issat storage. and fromtheplacewhere the deadmacropodincoldstorageforperiod. holder has writtenapproval fro will beclosed. macropods isneces of Cold storage licensed premisesforthelicence. i)thelicensedpremiseswillbe unattended forthe (ii) the movement isnecessarytocarefortheanimal; (i) or person’s place Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 place ofresidence;and period forwhichthe animal istobekept atthe and . 150 of residenceif— person, maymove themacropodto censed premisesforacommercial on fortheholder, may, withouta en chief executive may be satisfied an approval undersubsection(1) isfied thatallowing thestorage d animalisnottheplaceof m thechiefexecutive tokeep sary becausetheholder’s business Nature Conservation (Macropod) macropod isstoredincold s placeofresidence to the 68 s 186 —

189 Requirement 189 Requirement about identify way about General requirement animalmust and bekept 188 out activities Carrying under Subdivision 4 may Holder breedprotected birds 187 s 187 0See alsosection 406 70 the of animals) protected of etc.hybrids breeding on (Prohibition 92 section See 69 Act. 2 A personcomplies withsubsection (1)iftheperson complies (2) A personwhokeeps oruses (1) licence used Examples of ways that maybeapproved ofwaysthat Examples Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. for theanimalby thechiefexecutive. wildlife licence mustidentifytheanimal intheway approved A person who keeps adeadanimalunder acommercial injury orill-healthofth code ofpracticeprovides for with arelevant codeofpractice Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. of the animalisminimised. way thatensuresthelikelihood of commercial wildlifelicence must other thanarestrictedbird,ma A holderofacommercialwildlife .Placingaparticularmark on theanimal. 2. particular Attachinga 1. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

(Processed products or products made deri (Processed commercial wildlife licence 151 e animalmaybeminimised. tag to tagto the animal. ing deadanimals kept under the how thelikelihood ofescape, a live protectedanimalundera y breedamutationofthebird. for theanimalto extent the — keep andusetheanimalina licenceforaprotectedbird, escape,injury 70 ved from protected animals). orill-health s 189 69

191 Requirement togivereturnofoperations Requirement 191 tokeeprecord Requirement book 190 s 190 72 Section 454 454 (Form Section of ofreturn operations) and nature 72 Seechapter4 (General provisions), part 71 the requirements for returns of operations required to to be given required of operations for returns requirements the the Act. under See chapter4(General provisions), part4 Act. the kept under be to required books record for requirements for the 3 Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holderofacommercialwild (1) Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holderofacommercialwild (1) wildlife licence foran animal towhich theplan relates. about thegiving ofareturn holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. with section454 give the chief executive a returnofoperations thatcomplies plan relates. for acommercialwildlifelicen about thekeeping ofarecord for theholderkeeps thebookforholder. Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. for anotherlicence—arecordbooksuppliedby thechief (b) for alicenceformacr (a) keep— executive forthelicence. supplied by thechiefexecutive forthelicence;or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 72 forthelicence. 152 3 (Provisions about record books) generally 3(Provisions recordbooks) about (Provisions about return of operations) for returnofoperations) (Provisions about y provision ofaconservation plan y provision ofaconservation plan andreturnbook,orrecord opod—a recordandreturnbook of operationsforacommercial 71 life licencefor ananimalmust life licencefor ananimalmust ection (1)ifarelevant person ection (1)ifarelevant person ce forananimaltowhichthe s 191

191A Purpose ofdiv3A Purpose 191A Purpose ofdivision Commercial wildlife licence (mobile) Subdivision 1 3A Division s 191A 191B Restriction about animals about for Restriction which may licence 191B Restrictions Subdivision 2 2 Thepurposeisachieved by— (2) The purpose of this (1) egranted be (mobile) onlyformacropods. The chiefexecutive maygranta Note regulating theactivities (c) limiting thethingsthatapersonactingunderlicence (b) allowing thechiefexecutive to grantacommercial (a) of theanimals. a mobilefacility, withoutadve obtain protected animalsfromany placeintheStateby using granted only onor only after 1January2006. granted Under section170(2),acommercial — licence. is authorisedtodounderthelicence;and circumstances; and wildlife licence (mobile) for Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 wildlife licence(mobile) division istoallo 153 on grantofcommercial rsely affecting theconservation of personsac wildlife licence (mobile) maybe (mobile) licence wildlife commercial wild an animalinonlylimited w particularpersonsto ting underthe life licence s 191B

9DKeepingrecord book and return 191D out activities Carrying under Subdivision 4 animals may Holder anduseparticular keep 191C Things authorisedby commercial Subdivision 3 s 191C 4 Inthissection— (4) Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) Iftheprescribed person isth (2) Theprescribedpersonfora (1) a for aperiodduringwhichth (a) (mobile), means— prescribed person the planrelates. commercial wildlife about thekeeping ofareco holder keeps thebookforholder. complies withsubsection(1) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. chief executive forthe licence. (mobile) mustkeep move theanimal,inmobile facility forwhich the (b) buy oracceptananimal (a) commercial wildlifelicence (mobile)may— The holder, orarelevant personfor theholder, ofa the licenceisgrantedbei aperson,intheState,w (ii) the licensedpremi (i) licence isgranted,to— licence fromany placeintheState;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 the animalunderAct. commercial wildlife licence(mobile) wildlife licence(mobile) , foracommercial a recordandreturnbooksuppliedby the licence (mobile)forananimaltowhich 154 y provision ofaconservation plan e holderofthelicence, ses forthelicence;or of aspeciesidentified onthe if arelevant personforthe commercial wildlifelicence rd andreturnbookfora ng usedtocarry e mobilefacility forwhich ho isauthorisedtoprocess wildlife licence wildlife outactivities s 191D

udvso Purpose ofdivision Recreational wildlife licences Subdivision 1 Division 4 Givingreturnofoperations 191E s 191E 73 Section 454 454 (Form Section of ofreturn operations) and nature 73 ofdiv4 Purpose 192 the requirements for returns of operations required to to be given required of operations for returns requirements the the Act. under See chapter4(General provisions), part4 3 Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) 2 Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) 2 The purposeisachieved by— (2) The purpose ofthisdivision (1) Theholderofacommercial (1) relates. wildlife licence (mobile)for about thegiving ofareturn holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. for anotherperiod—theholderofthelicence. (b) conservation oftheanimals. recreational purposewithoutadversely affecting the keep anduseprotectedor complying withsection454 animal mustgive thechiefexecutive areturnofoperations the facility; or chief executive forthelicen included intherecordand under thelicence,part Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 155 (Provisions about return of operations) for returnofoperations) (Provisions about y provision ofaconservation plan 73 forthe licence. is toallow particular persons to wildlife licence(mobile)foran wildlife of operationsforacommercial an animaltowhich theplan ection (1)ifarelevant person international animals fora iculars forwhicharetobe return booksuppliedby the ce—the personincharge of s 192

9 Restrictionongrantof licence to children 194 onanimalsfor Restriction which maylicence be granted 193 Restrictions ongrant for Subdivision 2 s 193 195 Restriction on grant of licence of for ongrant licence Restriction restricted birds 195 1 The chiefexecutive can not (1) The chiefexecutive maygrant (1) 2 Also, the chiefexecutive cannotgrant arecreational wildlife (2) licence forarestricted bird the chiefexecutive statesthenameofparentsor (c) the chiefexecutive issatis (b) the childandthechild’s pare (a) for ananimaltoachildonlyif— a deadprotectedorinternationalanimal. (b) a live controlled,commercial (a) only forany ofthe following— The chiefexecutive maygranta regulating theactivities (c) limiting thethingsthatapersonactingunderlicence (b) allowing the chiefexecutive togranta recreational (a) licence forarestrictedanimaltochild. guardians onthelicence. activities under thelicence;and will supervise thechild while licensed premisesforthelicence;and international animal; licence. is authorisedtodounderthelicence;and intend tokeep the animalforpersonal enjoyment; and wildlife licence foran an Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 recreational wildlife licences 156 toaperson unlessthechief grantarecreationalwildlife a recreationalwildlifelicence of personsac fied theparentsorguardians recreational wildlifelicence imal onlytopersonswho nts orguardianslive atthe , recreational,restrictedor thechildis carryingout ting underthe s 195

197 Restriction if commercial Restriction wildlife for granted licence 197 of for on grant licence Restriction or restricted reptiles 196 s 196 4Section174A(Chiefexecutive may ma 74 animals may Holder oruse particular keep 198 Things authorised by recreational Subdivision 3 and each regional office ofthedepart businesshours on days,atthedepartment’s headoffice Ann Street, at160 Brisbane officeduring inspection, for public isopen practice of code acopy ofthe Note, 2 In thissection— (2) 1 A holder, orarelevant person (1) The chiefexecutive cannot (2) The chiefexecutive cannot (1) birds orreptiles amphibians section 174A Practice—Aviculture’, approved aviculture code required undertheaviculture code. wildlife licence fora protected licence forreptileshasbeengrantedundertheAct. licence forreptilesaplace licence forbirdshasbeengrantedundertheAct. licence forbirds aplaceforwhichcommercialwildlife amphibian. knowledge andexperience forkeeping thereptileor the chiefexecutive issatisfied licence forarestrictedreptil The chiefexecutive cannot experience andfacili executive issatisfied theperson hastheknowledge, Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 wildlife licences 74 oftheAct. meansthedocume ties necessary tokeep 157 ment (seesection 174A(3) of theAct). ke codes of practice) of theAct e oramphibiantoapersonunless for which acommercialwildlife grantarecreationalwildlife grantarecreationalwildlife thepersonha for theholder, of orinternationalanimalmay— grant arecreationalwildlife by thechiefexecutive under nt called‘Codeof the birdinway s theappropriate arecreational s 198

199 Holder may take particular mayreptiles to feed Holder other reptiles particular take 199 s 199 3 However, subsections(1)and (3) Also, aholder, orrelevant personfortheholder, ofa (2) A holder, orarelevant personfo or relevant persontouseananimalforacommercialpurpose. if thelicenceisarecr (b) keep anduseananimalof (b) buy oracceptananimal (a) (c) (b) (a) maintenance ofareptil reptiles ifthereptile istake wildlife licence forreptilesma if thelicenceisarecr (a) premises forthe licence— than arestrictedanimalmayalso recreational wildlife licence for (g) (f) (e) (d) Hydrophiidae orLaticaudidae. reptiles, otherthan reptil reptiles andamphibians—no birds—no morethan2 licence atthelicensedpremisesforlicence. licence; and Cryptoblepharus carnabyi Carlia vivax Carlia pectoralis Morethia boulengeri Lampropholis delicata Ctenotus robustus Cryptoblepharus virgatus Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ; 158 ; e kept underthelicence— ; . ; restricted birds;or n toensurethewellbeingor (2) donotauthorisetheholder ; eational wildlife licence for eational wildlife licence for of aspeciesidentified onthe ; y take any ofthefollowing r theholder, of a live protectedanimalother es ofthefamily Elapidae, aspeciesidentified onthe keep oruse,atthelicensed more than2restricted arecreational s 199

201 General requirement about way about General requirement animalmust and bekept 201 out activities Carrying under Subdivision 4 may Holder breedprotected birds 200 s 200 75 See section 92 (Prohibition on breeding etc. hybrids of protected animals) of the of animals) protected of etc.hybrids breeding on (Prohibition 92 section See 75 for animals minimum particular tokeep Requirement 202 Act. 1 A holderofarecreational (1) The personcomplieswithsubsection(1)ifthe (2) A personwhokeeps or usesalive protectedorinternational (1) used period b the animal diesorescapes; (b) the holderhaswrittenappr (a) animal unless— the animalforatleast6monthsafterperson receives the accepts alive protectedanimal escape, injuryorill-health extent thecodeofpractice complies witharelevant codeof Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. injury orill-healthoftheanimalisminimised. the animalinaway thaten animal underarecreationalwildli A holder, orarelevant personfo may breedamutationofthebird. wildlife licence forapr holder received theanimal; or to sellorgive away theanimalwithin6monthsafter Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 recreational wildlife licences 159 otected birdotherth of theanimal maybeminimised. provides forhow thelikelihood of sures thelikelihood ofescape, wildlife licencewhobuys or under thelicencemustkeep practice forthe animal tothe r theholder, of oval fromthechiefexecutive 75 fe licencemustkeep anduse an arestrictedbird arecreational s 202

udvso Purpose ofdivision Subdivision 1 Commercial wildlife harvesting Division 5 tokeeprecord Requirement book 203 s 203 76 See chapter 4 (General Seechapter4(General provisions), part 76 ofdiv5 Purpose 204 requirements for record books required to be kept under the the Act. kept to be under recordbooks required for requirements 2 The purposeisachieved by— (2) The purpose ofthisdivision (1) Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holder ofarecreational wildlifelicence forananimalmust (1) For subsection(1), (2) licence. if arelevant personforthehol adversely affecting thec harvest protectedanimalsforacommercialpurpose without licence forananimaltowhich theplanrelates. about thekeeping ofarecord for theholderkeeps thebookforholder. Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. licence. keep arecordbooksuppliedby thechiefexecutive forthe Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. if theanimal isabir (c) months afterthepersonreceived thebird. the bird forrearing the birdand the birdfledges within 6 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 76 licences aholderkeeps ananimal under thelicence 160 onservation oftheanimals. 3 (Provisions about record books) forthe recordbooks) 3(Provisions about d—the personboughtoraccepted y provision ofaconservation plan is toallow particular persons to bookforarecreationalwildlife der keeps thean ection (1)ifarelevant person imal underthe s 204

205 Restriction onanimals for Restriction which maylicence begranted 205 Restriction Subdivision 2 s 205 0 Restrictionongrantof licence for macropods 207 Restrictionongrantof lice 206 1 The chiefexecutive maygrant acommercial wildlife (1) Subsection (1)does notappl (2) The chiefexecutivecannot (1) involved harvesting licenceforamacropodonlytopersonwhohas holder ofthelicencetotake ananimalby usingaweapon. a commercial wildlife harves The chiefexecutive can notgran for humans. to betaken fortheextraction harvesting licence foravulnerable orrare snake ifthe snake is commercial wildlifeharvesting licencetotake theanimal. conservation planfortheanimalallows aholderof harvesting licence for athreaten regulating theactivities (c) limiting thethingsthatapersonactingunderlicence (b) allowing thechief executive tograntacommercial (a) licence. is authorisedtodounderthelicence;and circumstances; and wildlife harvesting licence fo Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 idiehretn licences wildlife harvesting 161 nce to childrennce to weapons if on grantofcommercial of venom toproduceantivenene grant a commercialwildlife grant ting licencethatallows the of personsac y toacommercialwildlife t toachildlessthan17years ed orrareanimalunlessa r ananimalonlyinlimited ting underthe s 207

209 Holder may take, keep and use particular animals particular use and may keep Holder take, 209 Things authorised by commercial Subdivision 3 Restriction on grantof licence for whales ordolphins 208 s 208 77 From the beginning of 1 July 2005, see the seethe 1 beginning of July 2005, Fromthe 77 Conservation Plan Plan 2005 Conservation 3 Also, foracommercialwildlifeharvesting licence fora (3) A holder, orarelevant pers (1) This sectionexpires on30June2005. (2) 2 However, subsection (1)do (2) b only authorisesthe holder (b) does notauthorisearelevant (a) conservation planma person. relevant persontobuy oracceptananimalfromanother keep anduse ananimalof (b) take ananimalofaspeciesidentified onthe licence (a) wildlife harvesting licence forananimal may— licence orwildlifeexhibitor licence. displaying thewhaleordolphi reasonably believes thewhaleor harvesting licenceforawhaleordolphinifthechiefexecutive The chiefexecutive cannot the licence. passed acourseoftrai harvest perioddeclared,underanotice underthe a conservation planmacropodunderthelicence;and licence atthelicensedpremisesforlicence. where theanimalmaybetaken; and from theplacestatedon Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 idiehretn licence wildlife harvesting . cropod, subsection(1)— ning approved by thechiefexecutive for 162 on fortheholder, ofacommercial es notauthorisetheholderor n underawildlifedemonstrator grant acommercial wildlife to take themacropodduringa the licenceasaplacefrom Nature Conservation (Macropod) aspeciesidentified onthe dolphinistobetaken for persontotake, keep oruse 77 Nature s 209

1 Way may animal be taken 210 out activities Carrying under Subdivision 4 s 210 8The 78 79 From the beginning of 1 July 2005, see the seethe 1 beginning of July 2005, Fromthe 79 0For aconservation pl 80 section 6 (Declaration 6 (Declaration of harvest periods). section Conservation Plan Plan 2005 Conservation this plan) and 10A and10A (Offence plan) this totake). tomuster or trap macropods (Harvesting 7(2) of macro sections and Plan 1994 Conservation Harvesting) 4 Subsection (3)expires on30June2005. (4) 3 In thissection— (3) Subsection (1) is subject to (2) A holder, orarelevant pers (1) Nature 1994 (Macropod Plan Conservation Conservation Harvesting) may betaken. conservation plan,forananimal plan, oranotice declari Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. if theanimalis tobe (d) by usinganapproved methodfortakingtheanimal;and (c) in away that causesmini (b) from alocation thatis not (a) animal only— wildlife harvesting licence for a Plan 1994, Conservation (Macropod Ha killing theanimalinaquickandhumaneway. other wildlifeortheenvironment; and a personalsotakingananim Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 an macropod, seethe licence commercial wildlife harvesting . 80 section 6, 163 , section 6(2) (Declaration ofharvest (Declaration , 6(2) periods) section pods), 10 (Way pods), under macropods oftaking 78 on fortheholder, ofacommercial

ng aharvest pe taken by killingtheanimal—by for themacropod. any provision ofaconservation mal damageordisturbanceto thatstatestheway theanimal protected animalmaytake the visible toapersonotherthan Nature Conservation (Macropod) Nature (Macropod Conservation al fromthelocation;and rvesting) Conservation 79 riod undera s 210 ,

211 Requirements about carca about Requirements 211 s 211 1For aconservation pl 81 tokeeprecord Requirement book 212 tagged), (Sex 12 tagged), notto removed)be remnant tagmay removed).be (When and 13 1994 Plan Conservation Harvesting) 1 A holderofacommercial wi (1) Subsection (1) is subject to (2) A holder, orarelevant pers (1) licence b otherwise— (b) a for alicenceformacr (a) animal mustkeep— identifying theanimal. plan fortheanimalthatstates Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. animal inaway thatensuresitcanbeeasilyidentified. animal by killingtheanimal wildlife harvesting if the chief executive ha (a) wildlife harvesting licence, means— approved method i)anothermethod consistentwiththe (ii) a methodthatismentionedinarelevant codeof (i) licence; or may betaken onthelicen supplied by thechiefexecutive forthelicence;or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 and Protection Act2001 animal maybetaken; or practice fortheanimalas an macropod, seethe , fortakingananimalunderacommercial licence whotakes, underthelicence,an 164 81 , sections 11(Harvested to be , sections macropods sses of animals taken under animals taken sses of on fortheholder, ofacommercial any provision ofaconservation opod—a recordandreturnbook ldlife harvesting licenceforan the requirementsthatapplyfor must keep thecarcassof s writtenthe way the animal ce—the methodwrittenonthe Nature (Macropod Conservation . amethodby whichthe Animal Care s 212

213 Requirement togivereturnofoperations Requirement 213 s 213 82 See chapter 4 (General Seechapter4(General provisions), part 82 84 Section 454 454 (Form Section of ofreturn operations) and nature 84 Seethe 83 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part theconservationNote, 2005. on 1 July plancommences and give keepbook persons may return (Other record and returns for holder). the Act. kept to be under recordbooks required for requirements 2 Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holderofacommercial wi (1) Inthissection— (4) Thissectionissubjectto an (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) Nature (Macropod) Conservation Plan 2005 Conservation holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. that complies withsection454 animal mustgive thechiefexecutive areturnofoperations a person whoisauthorised tokeep the recordandreturn (b) a personwhonormallylives withtheholder; (a) harvesting licenceformacr relevant person which the planrelates. harvestfor acommercialwildlife about thekeeping ofarecord for theholderkeeps thebookforholder. Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. for anotherlicence—arecordbooksuppliedby thechief (b) Conservation Plan2005 under the book suppliedby thechief executive forthelicence. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , for the holder ofa commercial wildlife Nature Conservation(Macropod) 165 3 (Provisions about record books) forthe recordbooks) 3(Provisions about 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about opods, includesthefollowing— y provision ofaconservation plan andreturnbook,orrecord . ldlife harvesting licenceforan 84 82 83 ection (1)ifarelevant person ection (1)ifarelevant person forthelicence. ing licenceforananimalto executive forthelicence , section 70 s 213

214 Purpose ofdiv6 Purpose 214 Purpose ofdivision Subdivision 1 Recreational Division 6 s 214 2 The purposeisachieved by— (2) The purposeofthisdivision (1) Inthissection— (4) Thissectionissubject toan (3) c regulating theactivities (c) limiting thethingsthatapersonactingunder thelicence (b) allowing the chiefexecutive togranta recreational (a) without adversely affecting th harvest anduseprotectedanim a personwhoisauthorisedtogive areturnofoperations (b) a personwhonormallylives withtheholder; (a) harvesting licenceformacr relevant person relates. wildlife harvesting licence for about thegiving ofareturn licence. is authorisedtodounderthelicence;and enjoyment; and who intendtotake orusetheanimalforpersonal wildlife harvesting licence fo Conservation (Macropod) ConservationPlan2005 to thechiefexecutive fortheholderunder Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 licences , for the holder ofacommercial wildlife 166 opods, includesthefollowing— y provision ofaconservation plan is toallow particular persons to e conservation oftheanimals. of operationsforacommercial wildlife harvesting als forarecr of personsac an animaltowhichtheplan r ananimalonlytopersons eational purpose ting underthe Nature . s 214

86 From the beginning of 1 July 2005, see the seethe 1 beginning of July 2005, Fromthe 86 Restrictionongrantof 217 Restrictionongrantof licence for macropods 216 Restriction on grantof lice 215 Restriction ongrant of recreational Subdivision 2 s 215 5Seealso the 85 for a conservation plan lizard. Conservation Plan Plan 2005 Conservation 1995 2 This sectionexpires on30June2005. (2) The chiefexecutive may (1) involved , section 5 (Licence) forarestrictionon , section b for alicenceforquail (b) for alicenceforducks—aboutidentifyingducks;and (a) has passedatestapproved by thechiefexecutive— harvesting licence forducks a The chiefexecutive maygr the licence. passed acourseoftrai harvesting licenceforamacropodonlyto apersonwhohas holder ofthelicencetotake ananimalby usingaweapon. a recreationalwildlife harves The chiefexecutive can notgran NatureLizard (Eulo Plan Conservation Plan Races)Conservation Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 idiehretn licences wildlife harvesting . ning approved by thechiefexecutive for iec o uk n quails and licence for ducks 167 nce to childrennce to weapons if s—about identifyingquails. grant for arecreati grant grant arecreationalwildlife nd quailsonlytoapersonwho ting licencethatallows the ant arecreationalwildlife t toachildlessthan17years Nature Conservation (Macropod) 86 onal wildlife licence onal wildlife 85 s 217

218 Holder may take, keep, use and process particular may use and process Holder keep, particular take, 218 Things authorisedby recreational Subdivision 3 s 218 89 From the beginning of 1 July 2005, see the seethe 1 beginning of July 2005, Fromthe 89 88 87 (Declaration ofharvest periods) Nature (Macropod Conservation Plan 1994, Harvesting) Conservation (Declaration ofharvest periods) Nature 1995 Plan (Duck Conservation Conservation and Quail) Conservation Plan Plan 2005 Conservation 4 Subsection (3)(b) expires on30June2005. (4) A holderofarecreational wildlifeharvesting licence foran (1) 3 Also, subsection(1)onlyauthorises— (3) However, subsection(1)doesnot (2) animals b a holderofarecreationalwi (b) process ananimal ofaspeci (c) keep, use,otherth (b) take ananimalofaspeciesidentified onthe licence (a) animal may— a a holderofarecreationalwi (a) or acceptananimalfromanotherperson. Conservation Plan1994, the during aharvest perioddecl a conservation planmacropodtotake themacropod duck orquail;and and Quail)ConservationPlan1995 under anoticethe take theduckorquailduri a conservation planduckor at thelicensedpremisesforlicence. for thelicence;and species identified onthelicen where theanimalmaybetaken; and from theplacestatedon Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Nature Conservation(Macropod Harvesting) idiehretn licence wildlife harvesting . 168 an sell or give aw section 6, ng aharvest perioddeclared, the licenceasaplacefrom Nature Conservation (Macropod) Nature Conservation(Duck authorise theholder tobuy ldlife harvesting licence for ldlife harvesting licence for es identified onthelicence ared, underanotice conservation planquailto ce atthelicensedpremises 88 , section5, forthemacropod. 89 ay ananimalofa , section 5 87 section 6 forthe s 218

219 Holder may Holder move macropods toplace particular of 219 s 219 91 From the beginning of 1 July 2005, see the seethe 1 beginning of July 2005, Fromthe 91 movement for 102 (Requirements advice) Section 90 Way may animal be taken 220 out activities Carrying under Subdivision 4 generally for other requirements movementabout requirements advice. other for generally See alsopart1, division 2,subdivision 3 Conservation Plan Plan 2005 Conservation 1 A holder ofarecreationalwi (1) This sectionexpires on30June2005. (5) Also, theholder must fill in (4) However, subsection(2)does (3) This sectionappli (1) 2 The holdermay, wi (2) processing protected animalmaytake theanimalonly— Maximum penaltyforsubsection(4)—50units. with section102forthemovement. macropod. more than50macropodsduringaharvest periodforthe commercial wildlifelicence. the macropodtoandfromth intends togive them (b) takes aconservation plan (a) harvesting licenceformacropodswho— has beenprocessed. processing andreclaimthe commercial wildlifelicencefordeadmacropods and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 licence recreational wildlife harvesting . es toaholderof thout awildlifem 169 acropod toapersonwhoholds a movement advicethatcomplies ( Provisions movement about advices) not authorisethemovement of ldlife harvesting licence fora macropodunderthelicence; e licensedpremisesforthe Nature Conservation (Macropod) skin ofthemacropodafterit 90 91 ovement permit,move recreational wildlife s 220

s 220 2For example see— 92 • for a conservation plan lizard—the aconservation for lizard—the plan • aconservation for conservation or planduck quail—the plan • • for a conservation a for • 3 In thissection— (3) Subsection (1) is subject to (2) Conservation Plan 1995 Plan Conservation quail may may be harvested);quail and 1995 Plan (Duck Conservation Quail) Conservation and Harvesting) Conservation Plan 1994 Plan Harvesting) Conservation b otherwise— (b) a if the chief executive ha (a) wildlife harvesting licence, means— approved method may betaken. conservation plan,forananimal plan, oranoticedeclari Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. if theanimalis tobe (d) by usinganapproved methodfortakingtheanimal;and (c) in away thatcausesmini (b) from alocationthatisnotvisibletopersonother (a) i)another methodconsistentwiththe (ii) a methodthatismentionedinarelevant code of (i) licence; or may betaken onthelicen killing theanimalinahumaneway. other wildlifeortheenvironment; and person alsotakingananimalfromthelocation;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 and Protection Act2001 animal maybetaken; or practice fortheanimalas plan macropod—the macropod—the plan 92 , sections 8;and , sections 6 to , fortakingananimal 170 , section 6 to , 6 to 10A. section Nature (Eulo Lizard Conservation Races) ng aharvest period under the taken by killingtheanimal—by any provision ofaconservation s writtenthe way the animal ce—the methodwrittenonthe mal damageordisturbanceto thatstatestheway theanimal Nature(Macropod Conservation . amethodby whichthe underarecreational , section 7 , section (Way duckor Animal Care Nature s 220

222 Requirement togivereturnofoperations Requirement 222 carca about Requirements 221 s 221 94 Section 454 454 (Form Section of ofreturn operations) and nature 94 For aconservation pl 93 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part beremoved). and13(Whentag may tagged) 1994 Plan Conservation Harvesting) 4 Inthissection— (4) Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holderofarecreational wildlifeharvesting licence foran (1) Subsections (1)and(2)ares (3) However, theholdermayremove (2) A holder ofarecreationalwi (1) licence relates. wildlife harvesting licence for about thegiving ofareturn of holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. that complies withsection454 animal mustgive thechiefexecutive areturnofoperations that applyforidentifyingtheanimal. conservation planforananimal consumes themeatofanimal. (b) tans theskin oftheanimal;or (a) to identify theanimalifholder— Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. easily identified. keep thecarcassofanimalin takes, underthelicence,ananim Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 an macropod, seethe 171 , sections 11(Harvested to be , sections macropods sses of animals taken under animals taken sses of 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about y provision ofaconservation plan 94 ldlife harvesting licence who ection (1)ifarelevant person ubject toany provision ofa operationsforarecreational forthelicence. an animaltowhichtheplan thatstatestherequirements al by killingtheanimalmust atagorany otherthingused Nature (Macropod Conservation away thatensuresitcanbe 93 s 222

223 Purpose ofdiv7 Purpose 223 Purpose ofdivision Wildlife demonstratorlicences Subdivision 1 Division 7 s 223 224 Holder may keep and use particular animals may Holder anduseparticular keep 224 Things authorisedby wildlife Subdivision 2 1 A holder, orarelevant pers (1) The purposeisachieved by— (2) The purposeofthisdivision is (1) adversely affecting thec use ananimalforatravelling ortemporarydisplaywithout a buy oracceptananimal (a) demonstrator licence forananimalmay— regulating theactivities (b) limiting thethingsthatapersonactingunderlicence (a) normally lives withtheholder. harvesting licenceformacr relevant person licence; and licence. afilm ortelevision production;and (ii) promoting anunderstandingoftheecologyand (i) be displayedunderthelicencetoeitherfor— particular, limitingthepurpo is authorisedtodounderthelicence,including,in Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 international animals;or conservation of prot demonstrator licence , forthe holderofa recreational wildlife 172 onservation ofthe animals. on fortheholder, ofawildlife opods, includesapersonwho toallow apersontokeep and of aspeciesidentified onthe of personsac se forwhichananimalmay ected, prohibitedor ting underthe s 224

225 Restriction onnumber may Restriction that live animals of be kept 225 Carrying out Subdivision 3 s 225 2 Minimum number ofdisplays 226 2 The holdermust— (2) This section appli (1) For subsection(1),theholderkeeps ananimal underthe (2) A holderofawildlifedemo (1) 2 However, subsection(1)onlyauthorisestheholderorrelevant (2) under licence under a ensure animalsaredispla (a) demonstrator licence foraterm under the licence. licence ifarelevant person Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. the licence. more than30self-sufficient an the holderhaswritten display ananimalofaspeciesidentified onthelicence (c) keep anduse, otherthandi (b) b an approved displaypurpose. (b) a film ortelevision production;or (a) person todisplayananimalfor— granted; and least once ineachmonth place otherthanthelicense in atravelling ortemporarydisplay. identified onthelicenceatlicensedpremises; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 demonstrator licence es ifa holder isgranted awildlife approval fromthechiefexecutive, keep 173 nstrator licencemustnot,unless for theholderkeeps theanimal activities underwildlife imals ofthesamespeciesunder ofmorethan3months. yed, underthelicence,ata splay, ananimalofaspecies d premisesforthelicence at for whichthelicenceis s 226

2 Way may animal be displayed 227 s 227 95 Section 473 (Period for which particular documents must must be kept) documents 473 (Period for particular Section which 95 Requirementtosupervise animal while being displayed 228 3 If asked by aconservation o (3) 1 This sectionappliesifapers (1) Also, thepersonmustnotdisp (3) A personcomplies withsubsection (1)iftheperson complies (2) A personwhodisplaysananimalunderawildlife (1) Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. place otherthanthelicensedpremises. the detailsofeach holder hasareasonableexcu Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. written approval forthedisplay fromthechiefexecutive. signs ofillnessorinjuryunless public under a wildlife demonstratorlicence. public underawildlife the wayinwhichanimalsshouldbedisplayed. with theexhibitioncodeto Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. the riskofinjuryorill-healthtotheanimal. (c) the riskofinjurytoaperson; (b) the likelihood of theanimal’s escape; (a) ensures the followingareminimised— demonstrator licence mustdisp keep, fortheperiodre (b) a placeother thanthe licensedpremises. record ofeachdisplay Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 display ofanimalsth 174 fficer, theholdermust,unless se, produceevidence containing quired undersection473, on displaysananimaltothe lay ananimal that has visible animals that was conductedat theholderoflicencehas lay theanimalinawaythat extent the code isrelevant to at was conductedata s 228 95 a

230 Handling dangerousanimals Handling 230 onactsanimal Restriction may todo be required 229 s 229 96 See chapter 4 (General provisions), part 3 (Provisions about record books) for books) record (Provisions about 3 provisions),part (General 4 Seechapter 96 tokeeprecord Requirement book 231 requirements for record books required to be kept under the the Act. kept to be under recordbooks required for requirements 2 The personmustnotrequirethe (2) 3 Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holderofawildlifedemonstratorlicencemustkeep a (1) This sectionappli (1) The personmustensurethe (2) Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. requiring theanimaltodoact. licence haswritten approval would notnormallydointhewild,unlessholder ofthe wildlife demonstrator licence. licence forananimaltowhich theplanrelates. about thekeeping of for theholderkeeps thebookforholder. Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. record booksuppliedby thechie Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. has appropriatetrainingforhandlingtheanimal. (b) a relevant personfortheholder;and (a) under thelicence unlessthepersonis— person tohandlealive dange A holderofawildlifedemonstr Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. times whileitisbeingdisplayed. holder, orrelevant person forth Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 es ifapersondisplays a recordbookforwi 175 y provision ofaconservation plan rous orvenomous animalkept from the chiefexecutive for ection (1)ifarelevant person animal issupervisedby the animal todo anacttheanimal ator licencemustnotallow a e holder, ofthelicenceatall f executive forthelicence. ananimalundera ldlife demonstrator s 231 96

233 Purpose ofdiv8 Purpose 233 Purpose ofdivision Wildlife exhibitor licences Subdivision 1 Division 8 togivereturnofoperations Requirement 232 s 232 97 Section 454 454 (Form Section of ofreturn operations) and nature 97 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part 2 The purposeisachieved by— (2) 1 The purposeofthisdivision is (1) Thissectionissubject toan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holderofa wildlifedemonstratorlicencemustgive the (1) c limiting thethingsthatapersonactingunderlicence (c) allowing thechiefexecutive (b) a requiring additionalinformat (a) affecting theconservation oftheanimals. use ananimalfordisplayin demonstrator licence forananimal towhich theplan relates. about thegiving ofareturn holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. section 454 chief executive a return ofoperationsthat complies with be displayedunderthelicencetoeitherfor— particular, limitingthepurpo is authorisedtodounderthelicence,including, in particular exhibits; and exhibitor licence;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 97 forthelicence. 176 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about y provision ofaconservation plan toallow apersontokeep and ection (1)ifarelevant person an exhibit withoutadversely of operationsforawildlife to grantthelicenceonlyfor se forwhichananimalmay ion toapplyforawildlife s 233

234 Requirement to give particul to Requirement 234 Additional application requirements Subdivision 2 s 234 4 If thepersondoes not give theinformationbeforestated (4) The person must give the informationtothe chief executive (3) 2 However, ifbeforetheappli (2) 1 A personwhomakes anapplic (1) time, thechiefexecutive mayrefusetograntthelicence. before thestatedtime. executive the exhibit notice the personawrittennotice,ask wildlife exhibitor licence, the becomes aware thattheperson intendstoapply forthe stating how theexhibit inwhichthe animalforwhich (b) a describing thedesignofth (a) regulating theactivities (d) written notice (an licence mustensure the application is accompanied by a 235, forexhibits fortheanimal. will comply withtherequire the applicationismadewill which theapplicationismade;and built, orintendstobuild, forhousingtheanimals licence. i)afilm ortelevision production;and (ii) promoting anunderstandingoftheecologyand (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 international animals;or conservation ofprot

exhibit notice 177 cation ismade, thechief executive by astatedearlier time. ar information for application chief executive may, by giving of personsac )— ation for a wildlife exhibitoration forawildlife the persontogive thechief ments, mentioned insection e facilities the personhas bedisplaye ected, prohibitedor ting underthe d complies, or s 234

236 Holder may Holder anduseanimals keep 236 Things authorisedby wildlife Subdivision 4 criteria must Exhibit meet particular 235 Restrictions ongrantfor wildlife Subdivision 3 s 235 1 A holder, orarelevant pers (1) 2 However, subsection(1)onlyauthorises theholderorrelevant (2) c display ananimalofaspeciesidentified onthelicence (c) keep anduse, otherthandi (b) buy oracceptananimal (a) exhibitor licenceforananimalmay— the exhibit inwhichthean (b) the personhasthefacili (a) person onlyifthechiefexecutive issatisfied— The chiefexecutive maygrantawi b an approved displaypurpose. (b) a film ortelevision production;or (a) person todisplayananimalfor— criteria foranexhibit fortheanimal. is madewillbedisplayed temporary display. in anexhibit atthelicensed identified onthelicenceatlicensedpremises; and licence; and criteria; and requirements arenotinconsis facilities associatedwithe requirements undertheexhibi Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 exhibitor licence exhibitor licences 178 on fortheholder, ofawildlife of aspeciesidentified onthe imal forwhichtheapplication complies withtheprescribed splay, ananimalofaspecies premises orinatravelling or ties tocomplywiththe xhibits, totheextent the ldlife exhibitor licence toa tion codeforexhibits or tent withtheprescribed s 236

238 Holder may Holder anduse protected take plant parts 238 may Holder takeandkeepsick, injuredororphaned 237 s 237 99 See, inparticular, See, the 99 98 (Restriction on taking particular protected plant plant parts) protected particular ontaking (Restriction Nature(Protected2000 Plan Conservation Conservation Plants) of protected plants during harvest during protected period). plants of 2000 3 This sectionexpi (3) Subsection (1)— (2) A holder, orarelevant pers (1) The holder— (2) A holder, orarelevant pers (1) animals , section 8 (General requirement for taking protected plants) and 9(2) (Taking and9(2) plants) for protected taking requirement , section 8 (General b is subjectto the requirementsunder (b) applies despitethe (a) used tofeedorcareforan (b) taken fromacommon plant onprivate land;and (a) a commonplant exhibitor licencemaytake and must do,inrelationtothean (c) may do,inrelationtothean (b) is takentoalsoholdarehabilitationpermitforthe (a) licence. injured ororphanedanimalof exhibitor licence maytake andke 2000 Conservation (Protected Plants) ConservationPlan2000 an animalkept underthepermit. of arehabilitationpermitis kept underthepermit;and of arehabilitation permitmay doinrelationtoananimal animal; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Nature (Protected Plan Conservation Conservation Plants) about takingprotectedplants.

in thewildifprotectedplantpartsare— res on31December2005. 179 Nature Conservation(Protected on fortheholder, ofawildlife on fortheholder, ofawildlife animalkept underthelicence. use protectedplant partsfrom aspecies identified onthe Plants) ConservationPlan required todoinrelation imal, allthings imal, allthingsthataholder ep ananimal thatisasick, , section21; 99 thataholder 98 , section 21 , section and Nature s 238

240 Holder may Holder movefrom for or premises animalto licensed 240 may Holder interactionin unauthorised in engage 239 s 239 4 In thissection— (4) eodr authorities secondary circumstances particular b from thelicensedpremises (b) from thelicensedpremisesfo (a) wildlife movement permit,move theanimal— or internationalanimalunder exhibitor licence(the A holder, orrelevant person has anapproved interactionplanforthespecies. for aprotectedanimal,ofspeci (wildlife interaction),engage in exhibitor licencemay, without A holder, orrelevant person land thesubjectofalease (b) freehold land;or (a) land private to thelicensedpremisesfor primarylicence. apermittokeep protected wildlifefortheanimal; (ii) another wildlifeexhibitor licencefortheanimal; (i) secondary authority licensed premisesforeither entitlement toa deedofgrant infee simple. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 or means— primary licence 180 ) held by theholder— , underany Act,containingan for theholder, ofawildlife a commercialwildlifelicence for theholder, ofawildlife the licencemay, withouta anunauthorisedinteraction es, inthe wildifthe holder for thesecondaryauthority ofthefollowing (eacha r theprimarylicenceto ) whokeeps aprotected s 240

4 Way may animal be displayed 241 Carrying out Subdivision 5 s 241 243 Restriction onactsanimal Restriction may to do be required 243 Requirementtosupervise animal while being displayed 242 2 The personmustnotrequirethe (2) 1 This sectionappli (1) The personmustensurethe (2) This sectionappliesifapers (1) Also, thepersonmustnotdisp (3) A personcomplies withsubsection (1)iftheperson complies (2) A personwho displaysan (1) would notnormallydointhewild,unlessholder ofthe wildlife exhibitorlicence. Maximum penaltyforsubsection(3)—80units. written approval forthedisplay fromthechiefexecutive. signs ofillnessorinjuryunless Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. times whileitisbeingdisplayed. holder, orarelevant person forth exhibitorlicence. public underawildlife the wayinwhichanimalsshouldbedisplayed. with theexhibitioncodeto Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. the riskofinjuryorill-healthtotheanimal. (c) the riskofinjurytoaperson; (b) the likelihood of theanimal’s escape; (a) following areminimised— licence mustdisplaytheanimal Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 exhibitor licence es ifapersondisplays 181 activities underwildlife imal underawildlifeexhibitor on displaysananimaltothe lay ananimal that has visible animal issupervisedby the theholderoflicencehas animal todo anacttheanimal extent the code isrelevant to e holder, ofthelicenceatall inawaythatensures the ananimalundera s 243

4 Particular holders must comply withapproved interaction 245 244 Handling dangerous animals s 244 4 Particular holders must 246 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) This sectionapplies if— (1) 2 The holdermust keep awrit (2) The holder, orrelevant (2) plan activities Maximum penalty—20penalty units. the extent they relate tointeractingwiththeanimals. the holder, orarelevant personfortheholder, carriesout (b) a holderofawildlifeexhi (a) Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. interaction planwhileca the holder, orrelevant personfortheholder, carriesout (b) a holderofawildlifeexhi (a) Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. has appropriatetraining (b) is arelevant personfortheholder;and (a) under thelicence unlesstheperson— person tohandlealive dange A holderofawildlifeexhibitor licencemustnotallow a Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. requiring theanimaltodoact. licence haswritten approval activities mentionedintheplan. interaction plan fora speci activities mentionedintheplan. interaction planfora speci Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 182 keep report about particular aboutparticular report keep rrying outtheactivities. person, mustcomplywiththe ten reportabout in handlingtheanimal. rous orvenomous animalkept from the chiefexecutive for bitor licencehasanapproved bitor licencehasanapproved es ofprotectedanimal;and es ofprotectedanimal;and the activities to s 246

s 247 101 See chapter 4 (General forthe provisions), recordbooks) part3(Provisions 4(General about chapter See 101 must be kept) documents 473 (Period for particular which Section 100 tokeeprecord Requirement book 247 requirements for record books required to be kept under the the Act. kept to be under recordbooks required for requirements 3 Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holderofawildlifeexhibi (1) The holdermust— (4) The reportmustincludethe (3) b how theproblemsorconcernsmentioned inparagraph (b) licence forananimaltowhich theplanrelates. about thekeeping of for theholderkeeps thebookforholder. Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. book suppliedby thechiefexecutive forthelicence. Maximum penaltyforsubsection(4)—20units. if asked by aconservation officer, make thereport (b) keep thereportinasecure (a) any identified problemsor (a) activities— 473; for thelicence, (a) wereidentified andresolved. any complaintby amemb (iii) any incidence ofaggres (ii) any increaseinillnessor (i) activities, including,forexample— available forinspectionby theofficer. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 100 interests; impact oftheactivities participating intheactivities; of theactivities agains subject oftheactivities; and arecordbookforwildlifeexhibitor 183 y provision ofaconservation plan following informationaboutthe tor licencemustkeep arecord period require ection (1)ifarelevant person place atthelicensedpremises on themember’s lifestyleor concernsrelatingtothe sion by animalsthesubject injury in theanimals er ofthepublicabout t theholder’s clients d undersection 101 s 247

249 Purpose ofdiv9 Purpose 249 Purpose ofdivision Wildlife farming licences Subdivision 1 Division 9 togivereturnofoperations Requirement 248 s 248 102 Section 454 454 (Form of Section ofreturn operations) and nature 102 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part 3 Thissectionissubject toan (3) 2 Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) 2 The purposeisachieved by— (2) The purposeofthisdivision (1) A holderofawildl (1) exhibitor licence forananimaltowhich theplanrelates. about thegiving ofareturn holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. 454 executive areturn ofoperati c regulating theactivities (c) restricting thethingsth (b) allowing thechiefexecutive farming tograntawildlife (a) conservation oftheanimal. farm aprotectedanimalwit 102 licence. licence; and licence onlyinlimited forthe licence. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ife exhibitor licence mustgive thechief 184 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about y provision ofaconservation plan circumstances;and is toallow particular persons to ons thatcomplies withsection at apersonmaydounderthe hout adversely affecting the ection (1)ifarelevant person of personsac of operationsforawildlife ting underthe s 249

252 Holder may Holder andprocess keep, use animals 252 Things authorisedby wildlife Subdivision 3 Restriction on grantof li 251 onanimalsfor Restriction which maylicence begranted 250 Restriction ongrant of wildlife Subdivision 2 s 250 1 A holder, orarelevant pers (1) The chief executive maygrantawildlife farming licence for (2) This sectionapplies (1) 2 However, subsection(1)onlyauthorises theholderorrelevant (2) c display alive animal (c) keep, use,otherthandisplay, andprocessananimal ofa (b) buy oracceptananimal (a) farming licencemay— humans. to bekept forcollectingve the reptileonlyifchiefexecu Hydrophiidae orLaticaudidae. only afarm animal. The chiefexecutive maygrant person todisplayananimalforapproved displaypurpose. travelling ortemporarydisplay. licence atthelicensed premis for thelicence;and species identified onthelicen licence; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 farming licences farming licences only toareptile ofthefamily Elapidae, 185 cence for particular reptiles cence for particular on fortheholder, ofawildlife nom toproduceantivenene for of aspeciesidentified onthe of aspeciesidentified onthe a wildlife farming licence for tive issatisfied thereptileis ce atthelicensedpremises es forthelicenceorina s 252

254 Sampling 254 Sampling or implanti 253 Requirement about Carrying out identify Subdivision 4 s 253 5 Complying withrelevant code 255 2 A holder, orarelevant pers (2) A holder, orarelevant pers (1) The holdermustensureeither— (2) This sectionappli (1) The holdermustensurethean (2) This sectionappli (1) farming licence foremus must Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. must bekept andused. code tothe extent thecode re farming licence forcrocodiles mu Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. an approved electromagnetic implant is inserted intothe (b) a biologicaltissuesampleista (a) Laticaudidae underthelicence. keeps areptileofthefamily Elapidae,Hydrophiidae or Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. approved fortheanimalby thechiefexecutive. wild. keeps, underthelicence,ananim implant. written noticestatingtheid reptile, oritsoffsp or offspring, andgiven toana Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 farming licence es ifaholderofwild es ifaholderofwild ng particular reptiles ng particular 186 ring, and thechiefexecutive is given a ing animaltakenfrom thewild on fortheholder, ofawildlife on fortheholder, ofawildlife lates totheway afarm crocodile activities underwildlife imal is identified inthe way complywiththeemucode pproved scientific institution; st comply with thecrocodile al thatwas taken fromthe entification codeforthe ken fromthereptile, orits life farming licence life farming licence s 255

5 Way may animal be displayed 256 s 256 103 Section 174A(Chiefexecutive Section may ma 103 whilebeingdisplayed must Animal besupervised 257 and each regional office ofthedepart businesshours on days,atthedepartment’s headoffice Ann Street, at160 Brisbane officeduring inspection, for public isopen practice of code acopy ofthe Note, 3 Also, thepersonmustnotdisp (3) A personcomplies withsubsection (1)iftheperson complies (2) 1 This sectionappliesifapers (1) A persondisplayingananim (1) In thissection— (3) Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. written approval forthedisplay fromthechiefexecutive. signs ofillnessorinjuryunless the wayinwhichanimalsshouldbedisplayed. with theexhibitioncodeto Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. the riskofinjuryorill-healthtotheanimal. (c) the riskofinjurytoaperson; (b) the likelihood of theanimal’s escape; (a) following areminimised— licence mustdisplaytheanimal public underawildlifefarming licence. executive under section174A practice—Crocodile farming’ crocodile code Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. must bekept andused. when totheextent thecode relatestotheway afarm emu Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 meansthedocumentcalled‘Codeof 187 ment (seesection 174A(3) of theAct). ke codes of practice) of theAct 103 on displaysananimaltothe , approved by thechief lay ananimal that has visible oftheAct. al under a wildlifefarming theholderoflicencehas extent the code isrelevant to inawaythatensures the s 257

259 Handling 259 Handling dangerous animals onactsanimal Restriction may todo be required 258 s 258 104 See chapter 4 (General forthe provisions), recordbooks) part3(Provisions 4(General about chapter See 104 tokeeprecord Requirement book 260 requirements for record books required to be kept under the the Act. kept to be under recordbooks required for requirements 2 The personmustnotrequirethe (2) 3 Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holder ofawildlifefarm (1) This sectionappli (1) The personmustensurethe (2) Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. requiring theanimaltodoact. licence haswritten approval would notnormallydointhewild,unlessholder ofthe wildlife farming licence. licence forananimaltowhich theplanrelates. about thekeeping ofa record bookforawildlifefarming for theholderkeeps thebookforholder. Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. book suppliedby thechiefexecutive forthelicence. Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. has appropriatetrainingforhandlingtheanimal. (b) is arelevant personfortheholder;and (a) licence unlesstheperson— to handlealive dangerousor A holderofawildlifefarming Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. times whileitisbeingdisplayed. holder, orarelevant person forth Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 es ifapersondisplays 188 y provision ofaconservation plan venomous animalkept underthe ing licencemustkeep arecord licence mustnotallow aperson from the chiefexecutive for ection (1)ifarelevant person animal issupervisedby the animal todo anacttheanimal e holder, ofthelicenceatall ananimalundera 104 s 260

262 Purpose ofdiv10 Purpose 262 Preliminary Museumlicences Subdivision 1 Division 10 togivereturnofoperations Requirement 261 s 261 105 Section 454 454 (Form of Section ofreturn operations) and nature 105 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part 3 Thissectionissubject toan (3) 2 Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) 2 The purposeisachieved by— (2) The purposeofthisdivision (1) A holder ofa wildlife farm (1) farming licence forananimaltowhich theplan relates. about thegiving ofareturn holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. c regulating theactivities (c) limiting the things that (b) allowing thechiefexecutive tograntamuseum licence (a) animals. animal withoutadversely affecting theconservation ofthe take, keep and use aprotecte 454 executive areturn ofoperati 105 licence. licence isauthorisedtodounderthelicence;and only inlimitedcircumstance; and forthe licence. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 189 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about y provision ofaconservation plan ing licence mustgive thechief a personactingundermuseum ons thatcomplies withsection is toallow aStatemuseumto ection (1)ifarelevant person d, internationalorprohibited of personsac of operationsforawildlife ting underthe s 262

265 Restriction onanimalsfor Restriction which maylicence be granted 265 Restrictiononpersons licence to whom may begranted 264 Restrictions ongrantofmuseum Subdivision 2 for Definition 10 div 263 s 263 6 Restrictionongrantof 266 1 The chiefexecutive maygr (1) b the exhibit inwhichthean (b) the museumhasthefaci (a) satisfied— international animalinanexhi State museumtodisplay, underth a deadprohibitedanimal. (b) a live ordeadprotectedinternationalanimal; (a) of the following— The chiefexecutive maygrant State museum. The chiefexecutive maygrantamuseumlicenceonlyto has, asafunction,thepreservation ofinformationinany (b) is owned oradministeredby theCommonwealthora (a) State museum In thisdivision— criteria foranexhibit fortheanimal. is madewillbedisplayed criteria; and requirements arenotinconsis facilities associatedwithe requirements undertheexhibi branch ofthenaturalsciencesaboutanimals. State; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 licences

means anon-profit licence authorising display licence authorising 190 ant amuseumlicence allowing a bit onlyifthechief executive is a museumlicenceonlyforany imal forwhichtheapplication complies withtheprescribed lities tocomplywiththe e licence,alive protectedor xhibits, totheextent the institution that— tion codeforexhibits or tent withtheprescribed s 266

267 Holder may take, keep, use and process particular may use and process Holder keep, particular take, 267 Things authorisedby museum Subdivision 3 s 267 1 A holder,orarelevantpe (1) For subsection(1),thech (2) 2 However, subsection (1)do (2) animals b take ananimal fordisplayasalive animal. (b) a take, keep, useorprocess (a) relevant personto— if thechiefexecutive has (d) keep, useandprocessalive protectedorinternational (c) buy oracceptananimal (b) take a protected animalof (a) may— licence foraprotected,inte under thelicence. licence thattheStatemuseum or international animal ifthe licence allowing the Statemuseum activity; or Note licence atthelicensedpremisesforlicence. licence—display alive animalofaspeciesonthe international animal of holder maydisplay, underthelicence,alive protectedor licence; and identified onthelicenceatlicensedpremisesfor the animal, ordeadprohibi licence; and the animalmaybetaken; and licence fromtheplacestated Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 — licences 191 rson fortheholder,ofamuseum ief executive grantsamuseum es notauthorisetheholderor rnational orprohibitedanimal chief executive writesonthe may display the live animal an animalforabioprospecting written onthelicence that the of aspeciesidentified onthe a speciesidentified onthe ted animal, ofa species aspeciesidentified onthe onthelicencefromwhere to displayalive protected s 267

6 Way may animal be displayed 269 Whereanimalsmay bedisplayed 268 out activities Carrying under Subdivision 4 s 268 3 Also, thepersonmustnotdisp (3) A personcomplies withsubsection (1)iftheperson complies (2) A personwhodisplaysali (1) Also, subsection (1)onlyaut (3) Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. written approval forthedisplay fromthechiefexecutive. signs ofillnessorinjuryunless the wayinwhichanimalsshouldbedisplayed. with theexhibitioncodeto Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. the riskofinjuryorill-healthtotheanimal. (c) the riskofinjurytoaperson; (b) the likelihood of theanimal’s escape; (a) are minimised— must displaytheanimalina Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. integral partofthedisplay. must display theanimalinpermanentenclosuresthatforman A persondisplayingalive animalunderamuseumlicence purpose. person todisplaya live animal foranapproved display Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 take, keep, useorprocess animal to holder the regulationauthorising this under other licences more 1or be granted also could licence a museum of holder The museum licences 192 ve animalunderamuseumlicence way thatensuresthefollowing horises theholderorrelevant lay ananimal that has visible theholderoflicencehas extent the code isrelevant to s for abioprosp s for ecting activity. s 269

272 Handling 272 Handling dangerous animals onactsanimal Restriction may todo be required 271 Requirement tosupervise animal while being displayed 270 s 270 106 See chapter 4 (General forthe provisions), recordbooks) part3(Provisions 4(General about chapter See 106 tokeeprecord Requirement book 273 requirements for record books required to be kept under the the Act. kept to be under recordbooks required for requirements 2 Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holder ofamuseumlice (1) The personmustnot requirethe (2) This section applies ifa person (1) The personmustensurethe (2) This sectionappliesifaperson (1) for theholderkeeps thebookforholder. Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. supplied by the chiefexecutive forthelicence. Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. has appropriatetrainingforhandlingtheanimal. (b) is arelevant personfortheholder;and (a) licence unlesstheperson— handle alive dangerousorve A holderofamuseumlicencemustnotallow apersonto Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. requiring theanimaltodoact. licence haswritten approval would notnormallydointhewild,unless theholder ofthe museum licence. Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. is beingdisplayed. holder, orarelevant personfor public underamuseumlicence. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 193 nce mustkeep arecordbook nomous animalkept underthe from the chiefexecutive for the holder, atalltimeswhileit ection (1)ifarelevant person animal issupervisedby the displays aliveanimalunder animal todo anacttheanimal displays alive animaltothe 106 s 273

at5Permits for taking,keepingor Part 5 togivereturnofoperations Requirement 274 s 274 107 Section 454 454 (Form of Section ofreturn operations) and nature 107 Preliminary Permits thatmaygranted be 275 Division 1 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part 3 Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holderofamuseumlicence (1) Thissectionissubject toan (3) c permit tokeep protectedwildlife; (c) educational purposespermit; (b) damage mitigation permit; (a) this part— The chiefexecutive maygrant licence forananimaltowhich theplanrelates. about thegiving ofa return ofoperationsforamuseum holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. section 454 chief executive a return ofoperationsthat complies with an animaltowhich theplan relates. about thekeeping ofarecord Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 107 sn animals using forthelicence. 194 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about y provision ofaconservation plan y provision ofaconservation plan bookforamuseumlicence ection (1)ifarelevant person for ananimal must give the the following permitsunder s 275

7 Restrictionongrantof partic 277 tochildren grant ofpermits on restriction General General restri 276 Division 2 s 276 weapon involved c a scientific purposes permit. (c) an educational (b) a damagemitigationpermit; (a) to beused— to achild iftheperm The chiefexecutive cannotgran the chiefexecutive statesthenameofparentsor (c) the chiefexecutive issatis (b) the childandthechild’s pare (a) The chief executive maygrant apermit toachild onlyif— commercial whalewatching permit. (f) scientific purposespermit; (e) rehabilitation permit; (d) guardians onthepermit. activities underthepermit;and will supervise thechild while premises forwhichthepermitisgranted;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 permits purposes permit; it isforan activity forwhich aweapon is 195 ular permits to ctions ongrantfor all t any ofthefollowing permits fied theparentsorguardians nts orguardianslive atthe thechildis carryingout children if s 277

279 Restriction onanimalsfor Restriction which maypermit begranted 279 Restrictions ongrantofdamage Subdivision 2 ofdiv3 Purpose 278 Purpose ofdivision Damage mitigationpermits Subdivision 1 Division 3 s 278 8 Restrictiononpurposes for which permit may granted be 280 b to prevent orminimiseath (b) to prevent damageorlosscau (a) only for1orbothofthefollowingpurposes— The chief executive maygrantadamage mitigation permit an endangered,vulnerable (b) a commonanimal;or (a) only fora— The chief executive may gran represents athreattohumanhealthorwellbeing. (b) is causing,ormaycause,damagetoproperty; (a) and useaprotectedanimaliftheanimal— The purposeofthisdivision istoallow apersontotake, keep animal. human healthandwellbein by aprotectedanimal; mitigation permittotake conservation planallows Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 mitigation permit 196 the animalunderpermit. t adamagemitigationpermit aholderofdamage reat, orpotentialthreat,to g causedby aprotected sed, orlikely tobecaused, or rareanimalifa s 280

8 Restriction on grantof 281 s 281 8 Restrictionongran 282 and wellbeing satisfied— caused by a protectedanimal a threat,orpotential The chiefexecutive maygranta the proposedway oftaki (e) if thedamageisnotprevented orcontrolled— (c) the land-holderofthe (b) the animaliscausing,ormaycause,damage;and (a) animal only ifthe chief executive issatisfied— damage orlosscaused,like The chiefexecutivemaygrantadamagemitigationpermitfor d action underthepermitwill (d) or minimise damagecaused animal byan preventto be taken may paragraph for that Examples, of action (b), not likely tocauseunnecessar survival inthe wildofthe animal;and individuals maysuffer (i) damage; and action taken hasnotprevented orminimisedthe attempt toprevent ormi causing, ormay cause,dama i)theecologicalsustainabili (ii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 2. Using an audio or visual device or other thing to deter the device to thing or visual or other audio an Using 2. Taking other afenceor installing example, for measures, 1. be harmed;and or cause damage. cause ormay causing is theanimal which on land, onthe property preventenclosure, to an the which theanimaliscausing or may cause damage. animal from accessing the land, t of permit for thre permit for damage or loss 197 to humanhealth ly tobecaused, land onwhichtheanimalis only ifthechiefexecutive is ng theanimalishumane and nimise thedamageand damage mitigation permitfor imal from accessing theland,or from imal significant economicloss; ge hasmadeareasonable y suffering totheanimal. notadversely affect the ty ofnature islikely to at to human health at tohuman or propertyon — andwellbeing by aprotected theland,on s 282

283 Holder may take particular mayanimals Holder particular take 283 Things authorised by damage Subdivision 3 s 283 1 A holder, orarelevant personfortheholder, ofadamage (1) 2 Subsection(1)doesnotauthoris (2) d if theanimalisaprotected reptile— (d) c the proposedway oftaki (c) to keep oruseananimalunderthepermit. if itisstatedonthepermitthatholdermayrelease (c) if itis stated onthe perm (b) take ananimalofaspecie (a) mitigation permitmaydo thefollowing— action underthepermitwill (b) there is,ormaybe,athr (a) i)aconservation planfor (ii) the reptilewillbe released intothe wild;or (i) and not likely tocauseunnecessar survival ofthe animalinthewild;and the animal. the animal—releaseanimal the way statedonthepermit; the animal—remove theplace ordealwiththeplacein otherwise dealwith an may betaken; the placestatedonper the person;and wellbeing resultingfromharmcausedby theanimalto Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 under thepermit. of adamage mitigation permit tokeep thereptile mitigation permit 198 it thattheholdermayremove or s identified onthepermitfrom ng theanimalishumane and e theholderorrelevant person imal breedingplaceusedby eat toaperson’s healthand mit fromwhere theanimal not detrimentallyaffect the the reptile allows aholder y suffering totheanimal; into habitatsuitablefor s 283

udvso Purpose ofdivision Educational purposespermits Subdivision 1 Division 4 togivereturnofoperations Requirement 284 out activities Carrying under Subdivision 4 s 284 108 Section 454 454 (Form of Section ofreturn operations) and nature 108 ofdiv4 Purpose 285 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part 3 Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) 2 Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) 1 A holderofadamagemitigationpermitforananimalmust (1) mitigation permitforananimaltowhich the planrelates. about thegiving ofareturnoperationsfordamage holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. purpose. take, useorkeep aprotectedan The purposeofthisdi with section454 give the chief executive a returnofoperations thatcomplies Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 damage mitigationpermit damage 108 forthepermit. 199 vision istoallow 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about y provision ofaconservation plan imal foragenuineeducational ection (1)ifarelevant person particular personsto s 285

8 Restriction on persons to 286 Restriction Subdivision 2 s 286 8 Restrictiononpurposes for which permit may granted be 287 1 The chiefexecutivemaygran (1) b the applicant fortheperm (b) the purposeforwhichtheanimalisproposedtobe (a) for aprotectedanimalonlyifth The chiefexecutive maygrantaneducationalpurposes permit for anindividual—the chie (a) for aprotectedanimaltopersononlyif— b for acorporation—thecor (b) using theanimalunderpermit. to, make afinancial benefit fromtaking,keeping or educational purpose;and taken, usedorkeptunder institution ororganisation. has experience inthe (ii) either— (i) person— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 (B) has demonstrated e has (B) atertiaryqualifi holds (A) granted; or species ofanimalsforwhichthepermit istobe purposes permit under thepermit;and in relationtotheactivities tobecarried out or activities tobecarri 200 whom permitmaywhom begranted on grantfor educational t aneducationalpurposespermit e chiefexecutive issatisfied— it willnot,or poration isaneducational f executiveissatisfiedthe care andhusbandryofthe the permitisagenuine xperience andknowledge ed outunderthepermit; cation relevant tothe does not intend s 287

288 Holder may take, keep and use particular animals particular use and may keep Holder take, 288 Things authorised by educational Subdivision 3 s 288 109 Section 454 454 (Form of Section ofreturn operations) and nature 109 togivereturnofoperations Requirement 289 out activities Carrying under Subdivision 4 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part 1 A holderofaneducationa (1) A holder,orarelevantperson (1) 2 However, subsection (1)do (2) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. complies withsection454 must give thechiefexecutive relevant persontousethean keep anduse,otherthansell (c) buy oracceptananimal (b) if thechief executive haswrittenonthepermitthat (a) purposes permitmay— for thepermit. species identified onthepermitatlicensedpremises permit; and and permit as the place fromwhere the animal may betaken; identified onthepermit from identified onthepermit—tak holder ofthe permitmayta Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 purposes permit educational purposespermit 201 109 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about l purposespermitforananimal imal foracommercialpurpose. forthepermit. es notauthorisetheholderor for aholder,ofaneducational of aspeciesidentified onthe areturnofoperationsthat or give away, ananimalofa ke ananimalofaspecies e ananimalofaspecies theplacestatedon s 289

udvso Restriction ongrant of permit to Subdivision 2 ofdiv5 Purpose 290 Purpose ofdivision Permit toke Subdivision 1 Division 5 s 290 9 Restrictiononpurposes for which permit may granted be 291 3 Thissectionissubject toan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) d to keep ananimalthatis (d) to temporarilykeep ananimalthathasbeenkept and (c) to keep ananimalthath (b) to keep ananimaltaken underarehabilitationpermit; (a) following purposes— wildlife fora protectedanimal The chiefexecutivemaygrant the persontokeep theanimal. authority undertheActthatwoul protected animalifthere isno The purposeofthisdivision is purposes permitforananimaltowhichtheplanrelates. about thegiving of holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe museum licence. wildlife exhibitor licence, rehabilitation permit used underarelevant authority, otherthana law ofanotherState; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 keep protected wildlife a returnofoperationsforeducational 202 , thathasended; y provision ofaconservation plan ep protected wildlife as beentaken andkept undera ection (1)ifarelevant person beingkept a other licence,permitor onlyfor1ormoreofthe d beappropriateforallowing to allow apersontokeep a wildlife farminglicenceor wildlife a permit tokeep protected nd usedundera s 291

292 Restriction ongrantof Restriction permit for animals taken under 292 s 292 9 Restrictionongrantof perm 293 1 This sectionappliestoapersonwho— (1) The chief executivemaygran (2) This section appliestoapr (1) 2 The chief executive maygrant apermittokeep protected (2) In thissection— (3) eaiiainpermit rehabilitation State b has kept, inthat otherStat (b) resides orhasresidedinanother State;and (a) if thereisanapproved cap (d) for ananimalotherth (c) the chiefexecutive hasnotif (b) the chiefexecutive reasona (a) wildlife fortheanimaltoapersononlyif— rehabilitation permit. a the personresides, orintendstoreside,intheState;and (a) is satisfied— wildlife fortheanimalto has beenapproved by thechiefexecutive. means aprogramforthecaptive approved captive breedingprogram law ofthatotherState. in thecaptive breedingprogram animals ofthesamespecies— species orcloselyrelated species;and contribute tothe rehabilita animal—the chiefexecutive is wild; and in writing,thattheanimalmustnotbereturnedto or injury;and example, becauseofthenatu not, orisunlikely to, surviv Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 203 it for animal from another person only ifthe chief executive otected animaltaken undera t apermit tokeep protected e, aprotectedanimalunder breedingforthespeciesthat tion ofanimalsthesame bly believes theanimalwill ied theholder ofthe permit, e inthewild,including,for an arelevant protected tive breedingprogramfor re oftheanimal’s sickness the personisaparticipant satisfied theanimalwill , for a species of animal, of aspecies , for s 293

9 Restriction on grantof 294 s 294 9 Restrictionongrantof perm 295 2 The chief executive maygrant apermittokeep protected (2) This sectionapplies (1) The chief executive maygrant apermittokeep protected (2) This sectionappliesif— (1) expired authority authorities under thepermit. is satisfied theperson intends tokeep, but notuse, the animal wildlife fortheanimalto protected animalunderthelicence. wildlife farming licence or the chiefexecutive issatisfied thepersonintends— (b) the animalisnotarelevant protectedanimal;and (a) wildlife fortheanimal totheperson onlyif— the authorityhasendedorisaboutto end. (b) a personkept alive prot (a) the personintendstokeep, (c) the person intends tokeep the animalforthetermofits (b) i)tokeep theanimalunderpermitonly (ii) to keep, but notuse,theanimalunderpermit; (i) authority, otherthanarehabilitationpermit;and the permit. natural life;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 temporarily. and if aholderofwildlifeexhibitor licence, permit for under animal kept 204 it to holders of particular it toholders of particular museumlicencekeeps alive holder onlyifthechiefexecutive ected animalunder arelevant but notuse,theanimalunder s 295

297 Holder may Holder move ifno animaltoanother longer holder 297 may Holder animal keep 296 Things author Subdivision 3 s 296 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) 2 The holdermay move, without (2) keeping animals keeping c the holderhaswrittenappr (c) the holder— (b) a holderofapermittoke (a) permit atthelicensedpremisesforlicence. animal maykeep an animal A holderofapermittokeep pr the animal. the animaltoplacewhere protected wildlifefortheanimal. to give theanimaltoanothe isnolongerabletoke (ii) has decidedtodisposeof (i) animal under thepermit;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Examples forsubparagraphExamples (ii) holder’s personalcircumst holder; or protected wildlife 2. The person is no longer no longer is The person 2. no longer is The person 1. person usually keeps. usually person the animals keep the large all to is not or enough not have keep facilities to the animal appropriate the person cannotkeepthe an has movedbecause theperson where the place toa because of injury, illness oroldage. 205 the otherholderintendstokeep of aspeciesidentified onthe otected wildlifefora protected ised by permittokeep ep protectedwildlifekeeps an awildlifemovement permit, oval fromthechiefexecutive r holderofapermittokeep ep theanimalbecause allanimals kept by the ances have changed;and — imal because theplace does able to keep the animal able to keep the animal s 297

299 Holder may Holder move birds particular 299 may Holder move if byasked animaltoaninstitution 298 s 298 300 Breeding 300 out activities Carrying under Subdivision 4 1 A holderofapermittokeep (1) This sectionappliesiftheholder (1) This sectionappliesif— (1) 2 Also, the holder must,ifasked (2) The holdermay, wi (2) The holdermay, wi (2) chief executive Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. because ofpermanentsurgical the animalkept undertheperm chief executive acertificate from animal tobreedunlesstheholde animal, otherthanabird,underthepermitmustnotallow the birdtoorfromany placewithintheState. the birdsuffers fromabehavioural disorderknown as (b) keeps only1birdunderthepermit;and (a) wildlife— the animal tothez the chiefexecutive hasasked theholder togive the (b) a holderofapermittoke (a) Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. approval forthebreedingfromchiefexecutive. human imprinting. animal toazoologicalinstitutionforcaptive breeding. animal under thepermit;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 permits tokeepprotected wildlife oological institution. thout awildlifem thout awildlifem 206 protectedwildlifewhokeeps an orchemical by thechiefexecutive, give the ep protectedwildlifekeeps an of apermittokeep protected aveterinary surgeon stating it isincapableofbreeding r ofthepermi ovement permit,move ovement permit,move sterilisation. t haswritten s 300

302 Requirement togivereturnofoperations Requirement 302 tokeeprecord Requirement book 301 s 301 111 Section 454 454 (Form of Section ofreturn operations) and nature 111 forthe provisions), recordbooks) part3(Provisions 4(General about chapter See 110 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part the Act. kept to be under recordbooks required for requirements 3 Theholdercomplieswithsubs (3) This sectionappliesto aholder (1) Thissectionissubjecttoan (4) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (3) The holdermustkeep arecordbooksuppliedby thechief (2) This sectionappliesif (1) 2 The holder mustgive the chie (2) holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. that complies withsection454 either— (b) the holderkeeps ananimalunderthepermit;and (a) wildlife if— protected wildlifeforananimal towhichthe plan relates. about thekeeping ofareco for theholderkeeps thebookforholder. Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. executive for thepermit. has bred,whilebeingkept by wildlife keeps ananimalunder i)theanimal diesor escapes. (ii) the holderisrequiredtokeep arecordbookforthe (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 animal; or animal; 207 aholderofpermit 110 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about y provision ofaconservation plan theholderunderpermit. f executive areturnofoperations rd bookforapermittokeep 111 ection (2)ifarelevant person ection (2)ifarelevant person the permitthatisbreeding,or of apermitto forthepermit. to keep protected keep protected s 302

udvso Restrictions ongrant of Subdivision 2 ofdiv6 Purpose 303 Purpose ofdivision Rehabilitation permits Subdivision 1 Division 6 s 303 112 See also See the 112 Restrictionongrantof perm 305 Restrictiononpersons to 304 grant for rehabilitation permits for dugong. for permits forrehabilitation grant ongrantof (Restriction resc 4 Thissectionissubject toan (4) associations unless— protected animaltoavolunt The chiefexecutive cannotgran return ittoanappropriatenaturalhabitatfortheanimal. satisfied thepersonintendsto protected animaltoaperson The chiefexecutive cannot gran a protectedanimalwhoseha (b) a sick,injuredororphanedprotectedanimal; (a) care forandrehabilitate— The purposeofthisdi protected wildlifeforananimal towhichthe plan relates. about thegiving ofareturnoperationsforpermittokeep Nature Conservation (Dugong) Conservation Plan 1999 Plan Nature Conservation (Dugong) Conservation destroyed by humanactivi Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 rehabilitation permits ue permits for dugong) for an additional restriction on restriction fordugong) for an additional permits ue 208 vision istoallow whom permitmaywhom begranted y provision ofaconservation plan it tovoluntary wildlife care ary wildlifecareassociation unless thechiefexecutiveis ty oranaturaldisaster. t a rehabilitation permit fora t a rehabilitation permit fora rehabilitate theanimaland bitat hasbeen,orwillbe, particular personsto , section 4 , section 112 s 305

307 Holder may obtain and keep particular animals may particular Holder keep obtain and 307 Things author Subdivision 3 onanimalsfor Restriction which maypermit begranted 306 s 306 1 The holder,orarelevant (1) 4 In thissection— (4) Also, theholderofpermit (3) However, subsection(1)onlyauthorisestheholderorrelevant (2) c if stated onthe rehabilit (c) obtain andkeep ananimal (b) obtain andkeep asick,injuredororphaned animalofa (a) rehabilitation permit ma a protectedanimal. The chiefexecutive maygranta the chiefexecutive issa (b) the associationdoesnot (a) from anotherperson. obtain person maynotobtainorkeep crossedout. giving thepersonacopy ofth that arelevant personmay obtai residence. person tokeep theanimalat habitat isabouttobedestroyed by humanactivity. an animalofaspeciesid activity oranaturaldisaster; permit whosehabitathasbeendestroyed by human species identified onthepermit; association areappropriate association; and activities, otherthanfundra , Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 an animal,means take the permits 209 y doanyofthefollowing— theholder’s orperson’s placeof personfortheholder,ofa may limitthespecies ofanimals ation permit—obtainandkeep ised by rehabilitation e permitwiththeanimals entified onthepermitwhose n orkeep underthepermitby rehabilitation permitonlyfor of aspeciesidentified onthe persons toholdthepermit. tisfied theofficers ofthe animal oracceptthe engage incommercial ising fortheobjectsof s 307

0 Particular holders may display animals particular 309 for animals dead Holders may feeding take particular 308 s 308 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) In thissection— (2) The holder, orarelevant personfortheholder, ofa (1) 3 For subsection(1)(b),thechie (3) The holder, orarelevant pe (2) particular animals particular b the purpose of thedisplayis— (b) the chiefexecutive hasgiven theholderawritten (b) the holderofarehabilita (a) Strigidae. (c) Falconidae; (b) Accitripidae; (a) bird ofprey platypus ( (c) koala ( (b) echidna ( (a) is taken tofeedthebirdofprey kept underthepermit— common animal,otherthanthefollowing, ifthedeadanimal rehabilitation permitforabi a the animaldoesnothave (a) approval only ifthechiefexecutive issatisfied— the animal. i)toraisefundsassi (ii) an approved displaypurpose;or (i) injury; and under thepermit. approval allowing thepersontodisplayananimalkept wildlife careassociation; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 treatment foranimalskept underthepermit. meansabirdofany of Phascolarctos cinereus Tachyglossus aculeatus Ornithorhynchus anatinus 210 rson fortheholder, maydisplay f executive may give thewritten rd ofprey maytake adead any visiblesignsofillnessor tion permitisavoluntary st inproviding careand thefollowing families— ); ); ). s 309

Subdivision 4 Carrying out activities Carrying under Subdivision 4 may circumstances Holder move particular animalsin 310 s 310 1 Way must animal be kept 311 3 In thissection— (3) A personcomplieswithsubsection (1)ifthepersonkeeps the (2) A personwhokeeps ananima (1) rehabilitated. the extentcodeprovides animal inaway that complieswiththerehabilitationcode to Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. rehabilitate theanimalsothatitcanbereturnedtowild. must keep theanimalinaway thatwill,orislikely to, if theholderisavolunteer (b) from theplacewherean (a) permit, move theanimal— animal underthepermitmay, A holderofarehabilitationpe executive for thedisplay. if the holder has written and fromtheplacewh if thechiefexecutive hasasked theholdertogive (iii) toanappropriatenaturalhabitat;or (ii) a place,withintheState,where holderof (i) to— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 the otherpersonintends the animaltoanotherperson—toplacewhere or animal; another rehabilitation permitis tocare for the rehabilitation permits 211 ere thewildlife istobedisplayed for howananimalshouldbe l underarehabilitationpermit without awildlifemovement rmit whokeeps aprotected wildlife careassociation—to imal iskept underthepermit approval fromthechief to keep theanimal;or s 311

1 Returning animal to natural habitat 312 s 312 113 Section 174A(Chiefexecutive Section may ma 113 of div 7 Purpose 313 Preliminary permit purposes Scientific Subdivision 1 7 Division and each regional office ofthedepart businesshours on days,atthedepartment’s headoffice Ann Street, at160 Brisbane officeduring inspection, for public isopen practice of code acopy ofthe Note, 2 Subsection (1)doesnotapplyif— (2) A personwho keepsananimal (1) scientific purpose. animal onlyforconductingscien take, keep orusea protecte The purposeofthisdi the chiefexecutive hasgive (b) the animal diesorescapes; (a) Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. otherwise—when theanimalis (b) if thechief executive hasst (a) animal— must returntheanimaltoana executive undersection174A Animals byWildlifeCareVol Practice—Care ofOrphaned,Si rehabilitation code returned tothewild. written noticestatingthat habitat. day—the particularday;or animal mustbereturned tothe wild ona particular Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 meansthedocumentcalled‘Codeof 212 vision istoallow ment (seesection 174A(3) of theAct). ke codes of practice) of theAct ppropriate naturalhabitatforthe 113 unteers’, approvedbythechief d, internationalorprohibited underarehabi oftheAct. theanimalshouldnotbe n theholderofpermita tific researchforagenuine ated onthepermitthat ck orInjuredProtected able toagain live inthe particular personsto litation permit s 313

udvso Restrictions ongrant ofscientific Subdivision 2 Definitionsfor div 7 314 s 314 114 See the See 114 Restrictiononpersons to 315 dolphins, 18 (Person must not bring boat or aircraft closer to whale ordolphin). towhale aircraft closer boat or bring not 18(Person must dolphins, or, dolphins) towhales or 6(Proximity section for interestwhalesor special 1 The chiefexecutive maygran (1) Nature Conservation (Whales and Dolphins) Conservation Plan 1997 Plan Nature Conservation (Whales and Dolphins) Conservation b if theperson isanindividual—the individual— (b) a the personis,orisass (a) a persononlyif— scientific research (Whales andDolphins minimum distancepermittedunderthe minimum distance In thisdivision— e approaching awhaleordolphin, atacloserdistancethan (e) the useofafloatingplatfo (d) taking biologicalsampl (c) attaching atrackingdevice toawhaleordolphin; (b) the temporarycaptureofawhaleordolphin; (a) research involvinganyofthefollowing— i is receiving, orhascompleted,postgraduate (i) an entitythatisinvolved inscientific research; and (ii) a tertiary orotherinstit (i) following— interacting withorobservingthewhaledolphin. the minimumdistanceforwhaleordolphin, whales ordolphins; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 training inscientific re Commonwealth oraState; purposes permit , inrelationtoawhaleordolphin, , forawhaleordolphin,meansthe ) ConservationPlan1997 213 whom permitmaywhom begranted es fromawhaleordolphin; t ascientific purposes permit to rm forcommercial filming of ociated with,any of the ution administeredby the search relevant tothe Nature Conservation . 114

includes s 315 ,

316 Restriction on grant of permit on grantof Restriction 316 s 316 1 Restrictionongrantof pe 317 1 The chiefexecutivemaygran (1) The chiefexecutive maygran (1) Also, thechiefexecutive maygrantascientific purposes (2) 2 For subsection (1),thechief executive grantsascientific (2) a the scientific advisorycommittee;or (a) recommended by— kept, used orprocessedforsc whales ordolphinsonlyifthewhal it isnecessarytotake (c) the animalisnotintendedtobetaken, kept, usedor (b) the animalistobe take (a) if thechiefexecutive issatisfied— a protected animal allo institution orentity. is tobeachieved isconsistent if thechiefexecutive issatisf permit toapersonassociatedwith take theanimal. if thechiefexecutive on writes purposes permitallowing thehol i)has achieved asatisfact (ii) under thepermit. appropriate fortheresearch the samespeciesincaptiv including, forexample, becausethereare noanimalsof processed foracommercialpurpose;and for whichthe research iscarried out;and contribution tocommunityknowledge aboutthematter research thatwill,oris Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 person proposestocarryoutunderthepermit. scientific research relevant tothe activities the the permit; or activities thepersonpr 214 wing theholdertotake theanimalonly rmit for whales ordolphins ied theway thescientific purpose allowing tobe animal taken t ascientific purposespermitfor t ascientificpurposespermitfor n, kept, usedorprocessedfor the permit that theholder may ientific researchthathasbeen theanimalfromwild, withthe requirements ofthe likely to,make asignificant der totake aprotected animal aninstitution ory level ofcompetencein oposes tocarryoutunder e ordolphinistobetaken, ity thatareavailable or that istobecarriedout or entityonly s 317

318 Holder may take, keep, use may use and process Holder keep, animals take, 318 Things authorisedby scientific Subdivision 3 s 318 115 Section 156 (Exemption for educational orscientific 156 (Exemption purposes) Section foreducational 115 2 Also, theholder, orarelevant (2) A holder,orarelevantpers (1) 2 In thissection— (2) 156. intends tokeep anduseth a partofananimalkept unde keep, use,otherthansell (b) if thechiefexecutivehas (a) purposes permitmay— a personwhoisrecognise (b) academics inthefield ofr whale or dolphinresearch community committee establishedundersection132oftheAct. scientific advisorycommittee 115 for thepermit. animal identifiedonthepe and permit asaplace identified onthepermitfr identified onthepermit—tak holder ofthepermitmay dolphins. experienced andqualified in research communityas Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 purposes permit 215 from where the animal maybetaken; esearch aboutwhalesordolphins. e partoftheanimalunder on fortheholder, ofa scientific personfortheholder, maygive means the scientific advisory r thepermittoapersonwho or giveaway,andprocessthe written onthepermit that the rmit atthelicensedpremises take an animal ofaspecies take om theplacestatedon a personwhoishighly d inthewhaleordolphin researchaboutwhalesor e ananimalofaspecies meansthegroupof

section s 318

udvso Purpose ofdivision Commercial Subdivision 1 Division 8 togivereturnofoperations Requirement 319 out activities Carrying under Subdivision 4 s 319 117 See alsothe See 117 454 (Form of Section ofreturn operations) and nature 116 ofdiv8 Purpose 320 section 10 (Commercial whale watching). whale 10 (Commercial section Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part 3 Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holderofascientific purpos (1) Marine Parks Act1982. areas outsideprotectedor observe orinteractwithawh The purposeofthisdi purposes permitforananimaltowhichtheplanrelates. about thegiving ofa return holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. with section454forthepermit. give the chief executive a returnofoperations thatcomplies Nature Plan1997 Conservation (Whales and Dolphins) Conservation Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 scientific purposespermit 216 vision istoallow 117 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about y provision ofaconservation plan whale watchingpermit ale foracommercialpurposein otherareasmanagedunderthe of operationsforascientific 116 ection (1)ifarelevant person es permit forananimalmust particular personsto s 320 ,

321 General restriction on grant ofcommercial on restriction whale General 321 Restriction Subdivision 2 s 321 118 Latitude 24º30' south is approximately 20 km north of Sandy Cape and latitude and SandyCape northof km 20 isapproximately 24º30'south Latitude 118 onareas for Restriction which permit may be granted 322 25º30' is approximately 35 km north of Inskip ofInskip Point. 35km north isapproximately 25º30' 1 The chiefexecutivecanno (1) watching permit b Queensland waters betweenlatitude24º30'southand (b) a the partoftheWhitsund (a) watching permitforthefollowingareas— the areaproposedforwhalewatching isappropriatefor (a) watching permitunlessthech The chiefexecutive cannot b the contentandpresenta (b) permits forthearea; latitude 25º30'southifthere and dolphinmanagementprogram; Whitsunday ManagementArea area ofspecialinterest forwhaleson themapof Townsville/Whitsunday MarinePa appropriate standard. provided aspartofthewhalewatching isofan theexisting public usea (ii) any potentialimpactwhalewatching mayhave on (i) whale watching, having regard to— ii any proposed future (iii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 the area;and whales, theirbehaviour, an the area;and and whale watchingpermit 217 118 on grantofcommercial ief executive issatisfied— tion ofany educationprogram t grantacommercialwhale ay ManagementAreaofthe public useand grant acommercialwhale nd enjoyment ofthearea; are 20ormorecurrent includedinthewhale d migrationpatternsin rk thatisshown asan enjoyment of s 322

udvso Things authorised by commercial Subdivision 3 s 323 121 A copy of the document isavailable copy A thedocument of atthedepartment’s orpurchase forinspection 121 CapeMoreton. of south 6km approximately south is 27º05' Latitude 120 latitude and Point ofInskip north km 35 isapproximately south 25º30' Latitude 119 may Holder search, approach whales andobserve 323 head officehead andregional offices. CapeMoreton. south of 6 km is south approximately 27º05' 1 A holder, orarelevant pers (1) In thissection— (2) b take personson acommercial (b) search fororapproachawhale;and (a) whale watching permitmay— Queensland 1997–2001’,publishedby thedepartment. ‘Conservation andmanagement dolphins inQueensland that fo management programforthe whale anddolphinmanagementprogram a commercialwhalewatc (b) a permissionunderthe (a) current permit Queensland waters sout (d) Queensland waters betweenlatitude25º30'southand (c) whale. the observation doesnotdistur part. North Stradbroke andSouthStradbroke Islands. excluding all waters inMo for thearea; Stradbroke Islandsifthereare3ormorecurrentpermits Bay westofMoreton,No latitude 27º05'southincludingallwaters inMoreton Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 whale watchingpermit means— 119 218 on fortheholder, ofacommercial Marine Parks Act1982 rms partofthedocumentcalled hing permitgrantedunderthis h oflatitude27º05'south conservation ofwhalesand ofwhalesanddolphinsin reton BaywestofMoreton, rth Stradbroke andSouth tourtoobserve awhaleif b orinterferewiththe meansthe ; and 120 121 s 323

iiin1Preliminary Authorities may that begranted 324 Authorities for taking,keeping Division 1 Part 6 s 324 122 See inparticular, See the 122 whales) and 18 (Person must not bring boat not bring (Person must and18 whales) dolphins),11 (Restriction area in speci of 1997 Plan 3 In thissection— (3) However, subsection(1)iss (2) d a collectionauthoritytota (d) c a collectionauthorityto (c) an Islandcustomauthority; (b) an Aboriginaltraditionauthority; (a) protected animal— The chiefexecutive maygrantth commercial tour 1997 Conservation (Whales and Dol other requirementsforwhal purpose. , sections 6 (Proximity to whales or or whales to (Proximity 6 , sections . 122 protected wildlife; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Nature Conservation (Whales and Dolphins) Conservation Nature Dolphins) and (Whales Conservation or usinganimals

means atourconductedforcommercial 219 es ordolphins,underthe al interest for whales), 12 (Filming of (Filming 12 whales), for al interest or aircraftcloser dolphins), 7 (Protection of whales ofwhales and 7(Protection dolphins), ubject totheprohibitionsand ke and keep common wildlife. common keep and ke keep acollection ofdead e following authorities for a phins) ConservationPlan to whale dolphin). to whale or Nature s 324

2 Restrictiononpersons to 326 Restrictions ongrantfor Aboriginal Subdivision 2 ofdiv2 Application 325 Preliminary Subdivision 1 Aboriginal Division 2 s 325 123 See section 93 (Aborigines’ and Torres section93 (Aborigines’ See Stra 123 circumstances Restrictionon under which authority may 327 wildlife) of the Act. the of wildlife) granted be granted a has hadregard toany advicegiven by thecorporation (a) chief executive— Island customauthorityfora The chiefexecutive maygrant with theland fromwhere th of Aborigines orTorres Strait corporation whosemembersre Island customauthorityfora The chiefexecutive maygrant or Islandcustom. take, keep oruseprotectedwild This division appliesonlyif custom, oftheanimal covere significance, underAborigin named intheapplication Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 authorities custom tradition orIsland custom authorities 123 220 whom authority may authority whom be tradition andIsland e animalistobetaken. it Islanders’ rights to take to etc.protected it Islanders’rights , undertheAct,apersonmay Islanders particularlyconcerned present acommunityorgroup life underAborig protected animalonlyifthe protected animalonlytoa an Aboriginaltraditionor an Aboriginaltraditionor d by theapplication;and for the authority onthe al traditionorIsland inal tradition s 327

udvso Things auth Subdivision 3 Restriction on grantof aut 328 s 328 329 Holder may take, keep and use particular animals particular use and may keep Holder take, 329 2 Also, theholderorrelevant (2) The holder, orarelevant (1) The chiefexecutivemaygran (2) This sectionappliestoan (1) animals the authorityisgranted. communal needsofthemembers use isfor thepersonal,domestic ornon-commercial keep ananimalofaspec (b) take ananimalofaspecie (a) Aboriginal traditionorIs within theGreat BarrierReefMarine Park. Act 1975 grant ofapermitunderthe executive issatisfiedtheapplic adjacent tothe Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. vulnerable orraremarineanimalincoastalwaters oftheState Aboriginal traditionorIsla is satisfied thepurposeforwhichanimalistobe (b) the animalmaybetaken; and from aplacestatedon the traditional orcustomarysignificance oftheanimal. applicant representsashavi people regarded by themembersofgroup tradition orIslandcustomacc taken isofparticular Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 (Cwlth)allowing the person totaketheanimalfrom authorities custom tradition orIsland 221 land customauthoritymay— hority for particular marine hority for particular personfortheholder, ofan orised by Aboriginal person mayusetheanimalif Great Barrier ReefMarinePark application forthegrantofan ies identified ontheauthority. t theauthorityonlyifchief significance underAboriginal nd customauthorityfora ant wouldbe eligible forthe permit asaplacefromwhere s identified on theauthority of thecorporationtowhom ng authoritytostatethe ording totheviews ofthe s 329

3 Restrictiononpersons to 331 Restrictions ongrantfor collection totakeand authority Collection Subdivision 1 4 Division ofauthority may Holder of collection dead protectedkeep tokeep authority Collection 330 3 Division s 330 124 See alsosection See 147 (Exemption 124 authority grantof Otherrestrictionon 332 granted wildlife a the animalwillbeused (a) executive issatisfied— and keep commonwildlife for The chief executive may grant acollection authority totake Australian Defence Force actingfortheDefence Force. and keep acommonanimalonlytomemberofthe The chief executive may grant acollection authority totake permit. identified ontheauthority atthelicensed premises forthe dead protectedwildlifemayke The holderofacollectionaut the wild;and part oftheAustralianDefe Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 wildlife authority totake keep commonwildlife wildlife protected collection ofdead for Australian DefenceForce). 222 whom authority may authority whom be only fortrainingmembersofa hority tokeep acollectionof ep adeadanimalofspecies an animalonlyifthechief nce Force about survival in and keepcommon 124 s 332

334 Holder may Holder move animalsfor survival training 334 may commonanimals Holder use and keep take, 333 Things auth Subdivision 2 s 333 2 The holdermay, wi (2) 1 This sectionappliestoahol (1) Also, theholder, orrelevant person,mayusetheanimalfor (2) The holder, or arelevant pers (1) Force aboutsurvival inthewild. movement isfortrainingmember the animaltoorfromany pl under theauthority. take, keep andusecommonw Force. military standingorde about survival in thewildif training membersofapart keep ananimal ofaspecies identified onthe authority. authority totake andkeep common wildlife maytake and the useoftheanimalis,or (b) Defence Force. military standingorderprep Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 wildlife authority totake thout awildlifem 223 r preparedforthepartofDefence orised by collection on fortheholder, ofacollection der ofacollection authority to the useisconsistentwith the AustralianDefenceForce ace withinthe Stateifthe ildlife whotakes ananimal willbe,consistent withthe s oftheAustralianDefence and keepcommon ared forthepart ofthe ovement permit,move s 334

at7Taking orusingprotected Part 7 togivereturnofoperations Requirement 335 out activities Carrying under Subdivision 3 s 335 125 Section 454 454 (Form of Section ofreturn operations) and nature 125 Purpose ofpart ofpt 7 Purpose 336 Division 1 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part 3 Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) 2 Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) 2 The purposeisachieved by— (2) The purposeofthis (1) holderofacollectionaut The (1) which the planrelates. authority totake andkeep co about thegiving ofareturn holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. the conservation oftheplants. plants toensure theuseofth that complies withsection454 wildlife mustgive thechief executive areturn ofoperations Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 plants keep commonwildlife collection authority totakeand part istoregulate 224 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about y provision ofaconservation plan e plantsdoesnotadversely affect hority totakeandkeepcommon mmon wildlife fo 125 ection (1)ifarelevant person fortheauthority. operationsfo the useofprotected r ananimal to r acollection s 336

s 336 5 Also, grantingapersoncommercialwildlifelicencefor (5) The licensingscheme mentioned (4) The purposeisalsoachieved by controllingthesaleof (3) d establishing anapproval (d) providing foralicensingschemethatallows only (c) providing exemptions for (b) restricting theuseandmove (a) protected plantsproducedby theperson. become eligibletoexport, underCommonwealth law, cultivator orauthorised pr protected plants,orapprov and protectedplantpartsinthewildisreduced. ensure thedemand forthe taki commercial cultivation andpropa approval systemmentionedin purposes. illegally taken protectedplants mentioned insubsection(2)tominimisethe potentialfor protected plantsthrougha propagators. particular circumstances;and particular personstotake oruseprotectedplantsinonly and purposes; plants forlegitimate co and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 225 opagator, enablesthepersonto ing apersonasanauthorised combination ofthematters ng ofwholeprotectedplants tobeusedforcommercial subsection (2)(d)allows the system forcultivators and using ormoving protected gation ofprotectedplantsto mmercial orrecreational in subsection(2)(c)andthe ment ofprotectedplants; s 336

3 Restriction on usingormoving commonplants 338 ofdiv2 Purpose Restrictions 337 Division 2 s 337 126 See the following for other restrictions th thefollowing restrictions See other for 126 Restrictiononusingormo 339 127 See the See 127 (Exemptions and authorisations for taking, andkeeping plants). for (Exemptionsusing protected taking, and authorisations the • on (Restriction the sections 89 Act, • (Taking, plants). andkeeping protected using (Restriction on using threatened or rare plants); f rcmeca purpose or commercial Nature (Protected Conservation 2000, Plan Conservation Plants) Nature Conservation (Protected c the (c) a the personholdseitherorbothofthefollowing (a) commercial purposeunless— A personmustnotuseormove Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. the personisusingor (b) the personholdsalicence, (a) A personmustnotuseor relation tousingormo This division statesparticular move theplant. Conservation Plan2000 exemption underdivision 3;or authorities forthewholeprotectedplant— movement; or granted under theActth Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 plants Nature Conservation(Protected Plants) 127 226 ving protectedplants. move acommonplantunless— at apply in relation to protected plants— to protected relation at applyin ving wholeprotected plants Plants)Conservation Plan 2000 taking etc. protected plants) and90 plants) etc.protected taking about usingprotected moving theplantunderan allows thepersontouseor a wholeprotectedplant fora restrictionsthatapply in permitorotherauthority at authorisestheuseor 126 , part 4 part3 s 339

131 See the See 131 however, See, ofrelevant and (3) (Holder 128(2) section forprotected authority 130 4 Restrictiononusingormoving protected for plant parts 340 s 340 129 See the See 129 See, however, ofrelevant (Holder 127(2) section protected for whole authority 128 (Exemptions and authorisations for taking, andkeeping plants). for (Exemptionsusing protected taking, and authorisations plant parts may move plant parts). andkeeping plants). for (Exemptionsusing protected taking, and authorisations plants may move plants). omrilpurpose commercial Nature Conservation (Protected Nature Conservation (Protected c the (c) b the personisusingormo (b) Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. the (c) the person isusing ormoving the plant parts fora (b) the personholdseitherorbothofthefollowing (a) commercial purposeunless— A personmustnotuseormove protectedplantpartsfora Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. move theplantfor Conservation Plan2000 purpose underanexemption underdivision 3;or i)acommercialwild (ii) a commercialwildlifelicence; (i) purpose. move theprotectedplan Conservation Plan2000 3; or commercial purposeunderan acommercialwild (ii) a commercialwildlifelicence; (i) authorities forprotected plantparts— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Nature Conservation(Protected Plants) Nature Conservation(Protected Plants) 131 227 a commercialpurpose. Plants)Conservation Plan 2000 Plants)Conservation Plan 2000 life harvesting licence; life harvesting licence; ving theplantforacommercial allows thepersontouseor allows thepersontouseor t partsforacommercial exemption underdivision 129 128 130 or or , part 4 , part 4 s 340

4 Exemption for protected pl 342 Exemptions for usingprotected Subdivision 2 ofdiv3 Purpose 341 Purpose ofdivision Subdivision 1 Exemptions for usingprotected Division 3 s 341 132 Section 90 (Restriction on using threatened or rare plants) of the ofthe Act orrareplants) using threatened on 90(Restriction Section 132 Exemption for land-holders 343 2 However, ifaskedbyaconser (2) 1 A personmay, withoutareleva (1) ree’ ihsAt19 (Cwlth) 1994 Act Rights Breeder’s Maximum penaltyforsubsection(2)—80units. that theplantbreeder’sright unless thepersonhasareas (Cwlth). has beengrantedunderthe plants, useaprotectedplantforwhichbreeder’sright Act anddivision 2. plant fromtheland-holder’s land. commercial wildlifeharvesting protected plants,gain abene A land-holdermay, withoutarelevant authority forusing offences for usingprotected The purposeofthisdivision is Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 plants generally plants 228 ants registeredunderPlant ants plants undersection90 onable excuse,produceevidence Plant Breeder’sRightsAct1994 has beengrantedfortheplant. vation officer,thepersonmust, fit forallowing aholderof nt authorityfor toprovide exemptions for licence totake aprotected using protected 132 ofthe s 343

4 Exemption for wholeprotected plantspropagated by 345 for Definition sdiv3 344 Exemptions for usingwhole Subdivision 3 s 344 1 This section— (1) 2 A personmay, withoutarele (2) 3 However, iftheplantisawhol (3) uhrsdpropagator authorised b does not applytoablue tasselfern ( (b) applies onlytoawhole (a) potting, bedding,watering andprotectionfromtheweather. manipulated by nurseryopera plant, meanstheplant’s reprod controlled conditions under controlledconditions. (b) by usingonlyreproductive or (a) plant ispropagated— approved way In thissubdivision— protected plants,sellorgive b a propagator’s tag— (b) the plantismoved in (a) person maysellorgive away theplantonlyif— Aponogetonaceae. dalhousieana way; and propagated by an authorised was obtainedlawfully; and i if theplant issoldtoaholderofcommercial (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 accompanies, the plant;or wildlife licence forthe protected plants , forpropagatingaprotec ) oraplantofthefamily , inrelationtopr 229 an unopenedsterileflask;or away thewholeprotected plant. vant authorityfor usingwhole tions, including,forexample, uction andgrowth isactively e typeArestrictedplant,the propagatorintheapproved propagatingmaterialthat protected plant that is plant—is attached to,or opagating aprotected ted plant,meansthe Huperzia s 345

4 Exemption for wh selling 346 s 346 133 See alsosection See 394 (Requi 133 Exemption for wh selling 347 5 If asked by aconservation of (5) 2 A personmay, withoutarele (2) This section applies (1) For subsection(1),astock plan (4) ealohrpoetdplants retail—other protected plants A retail—type restricted b the dateonwhichthematerialwas obtained. (b) a the sourceofthereproduc (a) officer detailsabout— must, unlessthepropagatorhasa wild. is divided lessthan12monthsaf the plant. or acceptedfromaholderof protected plants,selltheplant type Arestrictedplant. has, attachedtoit,anofficial tag orpropagator’s tagfor (b) was boughtoracceptedfrom (a) if theplant— protected plants,sellawholet A personmay, withoutareleva Maximum penaltyforsubsection(5)—165units. used inthepropagation;and i)iftheplantissoldtoanotherperson—isattached (ii) the plant. wildlife licence fortheplant;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 to theplant. rement to keeprement to records). to awholeprotected 230 ole protectedole plants by ole protectedole plants by by retailiftheplantwas bought ficer, anauthorisedpropagator vant authorityforusingwhole commercial wildlifelicence for ype A restrictedplantbyype A retail t isnotpropagate ter the dayitwas taken in the nt authorityforusingwhole tive orpropagatingmaterial reasonable excuse,give the aholder ofacommercial plant otherthana d iftheplant 133 s 347

udvso Exemptions for usingprotected Subdivision 4 Exemption for partic selling 348 s 348 349 Definition for Definition sdiv4 349 rpgtdfrrecreationalpurposes for propagated d the person’s activities of (d) the persondidnotemploy (c) b the personpropagatedandso (b) disease control, tillageand fertilising. manipulated including,forexam plant, meanstheplant’s reprod controlled conditions under controlledconditions. (b) using onlyreproductive orpr (a) plant iscultivated— approved way In thissubdivision— the personpropagatedthepl (a) other thanatypeA protected plants,sellorgive A personmay, withoutareleva 1997 planning schemeunderthe occupation orhomeindustr giving away protectedplantsarenotabusiness, home propagate, ortosellgive away, theplant;and selling orgiving away theplant;and without reasonableexpectati propagating materialthatwas obtainedlawfully; and obtained lawfully; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 . plant parts , forcultivating aprotectedplant, meansthe restricted plantif— , inrelationtocultivating aprotected 231 ular wholeprotected plants away awholeprotected plant, uction andgrowth isactively propagatingandsellingor nt authorityforusingwhole ple, byirrigation,weedand or engageanotherpersonto ant by usingreproductive or on ofmakingaprofit from opagating materialthatwas y underalocallaw ora ld orgave away theplant Integrated PlanningAct s 349

5 Exemption for particular 352 Exemption for byprotected selling plantparts retail 351 Exemption for usingprotecte 350 s 350 134 See also section See 394 134 3 If asked by aconservation offi (3) 3 However— (3) This sectionapplie (1) A personmay, withoutareleva (2) This sectionappliesonlytoprot (1) 2 The holdermay, wi (2) uhrsdcultivator authorised propagating materialusedforthecultivation. the s officer detailsabout must, unlessthecultivatorhas plant parts,usetheprotectedparts. purpose. plant parts,usethe a culturalornaturalre (b) a previous useauthority for aprotectedareawhohas (a) licence fortheprotectedplant. bought oracceptedfromahold parts, sellby retailaprotected A personmay, withoutarelevant Maximum penaltyforsubsection(3)—165units. in theapproved way. was that cultivat plant protected area underthepermit. area whohastaken protected the authority;or taken protectedplantparts Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

(Requirement to keep(Requirement to records). s totheholderof— thout arelevant aut protected plant partsforacommercial 232 authority or authority permit holders d plant parts cultivated d byplant parts ource ofthereproductive or sources permitforaprotected nt authorityfor plant partifthewas a reasonableexcuse, givethe ed by anauthorisedcultivator ected plantpartstaken froma cer,authorised cultivator an authorityforprotectedplant er ofacommercialwildlife in theprotectedareaunder plant parts intheprotected hority forprotected 134 using protected s 352

5 Exemptionfor usingprotecte 353 s 353 3 See— 136 135 • for ascientific for permit—sect purposes • to onpersons (Restriction 380 purposespermit—section aneducational for • (Movement taken protected plants of under Nature(Protected2000 Plan Conservation Conservation Plants) 4 In thissection— (4) 2 A personmay, withoutare (2) This sectionapplies (1) permit begranted). permit may or maybegranted); permit whom rsinii eerhpurposes research scientific or park orresourcesreserve. protected area cultural ornaturalresource. under chapter2,part5,totake, cultural ornaturalresourcespermit the (b) b the plantisusedfor— (b) the personisa (a) plants, usetheplantif— licence, permitorotherauthoritygrantedundertheAct the holdermaysellthepl (a) commercial wildlifeharvestinglicence. holder asifthehadtakenplantpartsundera Conservation Plan2000 and parts; holds a commercial i)teachingataneducational institutionor (ii) scientific researchatate (i) may begranted; permit orscientific purposes Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 organisation. an entitythatisinvolved inscientific research; or or by oraState administered Commonwealth the Nature Conservation(ProtectedPlants) meansanationalpark(recovery),conservation to aprotectedplant person towhomaneducationalpurposes 136 233 and wildlife licence fo ion 384 (Restriction on persons to whom persons on (Restriction 384 ion commercialwildlifeharvesting licence) d plant parts for educational d plantparts levant authorityforprotected , section35, ant partsonlytoapersonwho use, keep orinterferewitha permit forusingtheplant rtiary orotherinstitution means a permit,granted taken orkept undera 135 r protectedplant applies tothe , section 35 , section . s 353

5 Exemption to move protected plantsfor persons using 355 Exemption for retailers tomove protected plants 354 s 354 lnsudrexemption under plants without arelevantauthorityfortheplant. of theStateifpersonma protected planttoor A person may, without a wildli was boughtoracceptedfrom— (a) person whobuys the plantfromtheretailer iftheplant— without awildlifemovement A person(a c if theActoralaw ofanot (c) was moved totheretailer (b) i)theholderofacommerci (ii) an authorisedcultivator orpropagator(the (i) to the plant. attach atagtotheplant—th in away thatisauthorisedunder theAct;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 grower wholesaler retailer ); or ) whosellsaprotected fromanyplacewith ) fortheplant;and 234 y, undertheAct,useplant from the grower orwholesaler permit, move theplanttoa fe movementpermit,movea her Staterequires aperson to e personhasattachedthe tag al wildlifelicence (the in, insideoroutside plant by retailmay, s 355

5 Permits thatmaygranted be 357 thatmay Licences begranted 356 Preliminary Subdivision 1 Licences, permits andother Division 4 s 356 137 See also— See 137 Authorities may that begranted 358 • the the • • (Taking,and keepin using wildlife). licen permits, of grant on (Restriction the Nature (Protected 2000 Plan Conservation Conservation Plants) Nature 1999 Plan Conservation (Dugong) Conservation protected plants— The chiefexecutive may grant a scientific purposes permit. (d) an educational (c) a damagemitigationpermit; (b) a clearingpermit; (a) protected plants— The chiefexecutive maygran a herbarium licence. (e) a recreational wildlifeharvesting licence; (d) a commercialwildlifeharvesting licence; (c) a recreational wildlifelicence; (b) a commercialwildlifelicence; (a) protected plants— The chiefexecutive maygrant Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ruigprotected plants using or authorities for taking g protectedplants); and purposes permit; 235 ces andauthorities t thefollowing permitsfor the following authorities for the following licencesfor for other protected other for 137 , section 5 , section , part , part 3 s 358

361 Selling orgivingaway Selling protected plants generally 361 may Holder use protected 360 Commercial wildlife licences Subdivision 2 s 360 362 Additional 362 Additional provision about 2 The personmust— (2) This sectionappliesifapers (1) plants restricted plantunderaco the plantwas— (c) the plantwas taken by theholder, orarelevant person (b) the plantwas propagatedby theholder, orrelevant (a) commercial wildlifelicenceunless— A personmustnotsellorgive for acommercialpurpose. wildlife licence forprotected A holder, orarelevant person an Islandcustomauthority. (b) an Aboriginal traditionauthority; (a) Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. i)iftheplantwas bought (ii) bought oraccepted (i) wildlife harvesting licence also held by theholder; or for theholder, ofthe person fortheholder, ofthelicence; or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Act oralaw ofanother State;and authorised tosellorgive away theplantunder sold intheState—the tagisattached totheplant. requires atag tobeattached tothe plantwhen itis in anotherStateanda 236 plants forcommercial purpose mmercial wildlifelicence. selling whole type A selling wholetype restricted plants mayuseprotected away aprotectedplantunder for the holder, ofa commercial on issellingawholetypeA licence underacommercial from apersonwhois or acceptedfromaperson law oftheotherState s 362

s 363 138 See chapter 4 (General forthe provisions), recordbooks) part3(Provisions 4(General about chapter See 138 tokeeprecord Requirement book 363 requirements for record books required to be kept under the the Act. kept to be under recordbooks required for requirements 3 Thissectionissubjecttoan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holderofacommercialwild (1) 3 Also, ifthepersonsellspl (3) licence forprotectedplantstowhichtheplanrelates. about thekeeping ofarecord for theholderkeeps thebookforholder. Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. the licence. must keep arecordbooksupplie if thepersonissellingplanttoanotherperson— (b) if the person is selling (a) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. is moved totheholder. accompanies, thewholetype Are correct official tagorpropaga wildlife licence forthe plant, Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. i each whole typeArestri (i) iftheplant has a label attached toit—ensure the (ii) possess anofficial tagorpropagator’s tagforeach (i) commercial wildlifelicence forthe plant— i)iftheplanthasalabel (ii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 plant iscorrectly identified onthe label; or and whole typeArestricted correctly identified onthe label. to it;and sale hasanofficial tag 138 237 y provision ofaconservation plan bookforacommercialwildlife ant to a holder of acommercial of aholder to ant life licenceforprotectedplants thepersonmust ensurethe ection (1)ifarelevant person the planttoaholderof tor’s tag isattached to,or d by thechiefexecutive for stricted plantwhenthe or propagator’s tagattached attached toit—theplantis plant available forsale; cted plantavailable for s 363

6 Restrictiononpersons licence to whom may begranted 365 Recreational wildlife licences Subdivision 3 togivereturnofoperations Requirement 364 s 364 139 Section 454 454 (Form of Section ofreturn operations) and nature 139 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part 3 Thissectionissubject toan (3) 2 Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) 1 A holderofa commercialwild (1) wildlife licence forprotected plantstowhichtheplan relates. about thegiving ofareturn holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. c the person’s activities of (c) the persondoesnotempl (b) the personis— (a) for protectedplantstoapersononlyif— The chiefexecutive maygranta complies withsection454 must give thechiefexecutive 1997 planning schemeunderthe occupation orhomeindustr giving away protectedplantsarenotabusiness, home propagate orsellgive away theplant;and amemberofrecreationalplantsociety;and (ii) a recreational plantsociety; or (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 . 238 139 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about y provision ofaconservation plan forthelicence. of operationsforacommercial life licenceforprotectedplants ection (1)ifarelevant person areturnofoperationsthat propagatingandsellingor recreational wildlifelicence oy orengageanyone to y underalocallaw ora Integrated PlanningAct s 365

367 Holder may Holder protected alsouse particular plantsfor 367 may Holder protected use for plants recreationalpurpose 366 s 366 368 Restriction onselli Restriction 368 1 A holderofarecreat (1) A holderofarecreationalw (1) Also, iftheholderisarecreat (2) A holderofarecreationalw (1) 3 Also, iftheholderisa (3) However, theholdermustattachanofficial tagtotheplant. (2) 4 In thissection— (4) commercial purpose in particular circumstances particular in commercial purpose Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. restricted planttakeninthewild. raised fromthe seedorother taken by theholder underarecreationalwildlife (b) propagated by theholder;or (a) purpose iftheplant was— may sellawholetype Arestrictedplantforacommercial other than acommercialpurpose. person forthe holder mayuse commercial purpose. may useprotectedplants b the salepricemustnot (b) the salemustbemadeat (a) holder holder. recreational plantsoci harvesting licencealsoheldby theholder. plant. amount tomeetthecostsof the societythatisopentopublic;and , forarecreationalwildli Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ng particular plants particular ng ional wildlifelicence 239 ety, includesarelevant personforthe recreational plantsociety ildlife licence forprotected plants ildlife licence forprotected plants propagating materialofatypeB for apurposeotherthan protected plantsforapurpose ional plantsociety, a relevant an annualshow ormeetingof be morethanareasonable propagatingortakingthe fe licence heldby a must not sellaplant — s 368

369 Holder may protected Holder takeanduse plants particular 369 Commercial wildlife harvesting Subdivision 4 s 369 140 See, however, See, the 140 plants may Holder anduse particular take 370 Recreationa Subdivision 5 section 9(Takingsection harvest plant during ofprotected period). 2 However, subsection (1)doesnot (2) a take protectedplantsfrom (a) a commercialpurpose— protected plantsmaydothefo A holderofarecreationalw use protected plantsatth (b) take protectedplantsfrom (a) following foracommercialpurpose— wildlife harvesting licence fo A holder, orarelevant person is soldatanannualshow (b) was raisedfromtheseed (a) theplant— if society as aplacefromwheretheplantsmaybetaken; licence. as aplacefromwheretheplantsmaybetaken; is opentothepublic. plant; and of atypeBrestri Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Nature(Protected Conservation 2000, Plan Conservation Plants) licence licence 140 240 cted plant,other l wildlife harvesting llowing forapurposeotherthan r protectedplantsmaydothe for the holder, ofa commercial ildlife harvesting licencefor or meetingofthesocietythat or other propagating material the placestatedonlicence the placestatedonlicence e licensed premises forthe apply toarecreationalplant than anendangered s 370

372 Holder may Holder protected oruse take plantsinparticular 372 Restriction on persons licence to whom may begranted 371 Herbarium licences Subdivision 6 s 371 141 See, however, See, the 141 section 9(Takingsection harvest plant during ofprotected period). 3 Also, subsection(1)onlyaut (3) However, subsection (1)do (2) A holder, orarelevant pers (1) In thissection— (2) The chiefexecutive maygranta herbarium licence for (1) circumstances b another placeif— (b) the licensedpremi (a) person tousetheplantsat— Note activity. relevant persontotake oruse licence maytake anduse,otherthansell,protectedplants. has, asitsmajorfunction,thepreservation of (b) is owned oradministeredby theCommonwealthora (a) State herbarium protected plantsonlytoaStateherbarium. use protectedplantsatth (b) protected plants for a bioprospecting activity. for plants a bioprospecting protected totake holder licences under use regulation the or this authorising The holder ofa herbarium licence coul — plants. information inany branch State; and licence. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Nature(Protected Conservation 2000, Plan Conservation Plants) 141 meansanon-profitinstitutionthat— 241 ses forthelicence;or on fortheholder, ofaherbarium es notauthorisetheholderor horises theholderorrelevant the plantsforabioprospecting of thenaturalsciencesabout e licensed premises forthe d also be granted 1 or more other ormore alsobegranted1 d s 372

7 Restrictiononplants for which permit may begranted 374 Damage mitigationpermits Subdivision 8 may Holder protected take plants 373 Clearing permits Subdivision 7 s 373 142 See also See the 142 Restrictiononpurposes for which permit may granted be 375 143 See the See 143 (Restriction on grant of damage mitigation permit). mitigation of damage ongrant (Restriction permit). gr on (Restriction 29 section Nature (Protected Conservation 2000 Plan Conservation Plants) only for1orbothofthefollowingpurposes— The chief executive maygrantadamage mitigation permit an endangered,vulnerableor (b) a commonplant;or (a) only for— executiveThe chief gran may permit asaplace from where theplants may betaken. permit may take protected plants A holder, orarelevant person Nature (Protected Conservation Plan2000 Conservation Plants) i)theholderoflicence (ii) the plantsareusedattheotherplacetoobtain (i) be granted. plan allows a damage mitiga Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 place. the chiefexecutive touse and flowers orpropagatingmate ant of clearing permit) and 30 (Conditions of clearing and 30 (Conditions ofclearingpermit) ant 143 242 t adamagemitigationpermit for the holder, ofaclearing fromtheplacestatedon tion permitforthe plantto rare plantifaconservation haswrittenapproval from the plantsatother rial fromtheplants; , section 31 , section 142 s 375 ,

7 Restrictionongran 377 Restriction on grantof 376 s 376 378 Holder may Holder takeprotected plants 378 2 Subsection (1) doesnotauthoris (2) Aholder, orarelevant personfortheholder, ofadamage (1) and wellbeing to useprotectedplantsunder thepermit. taken. stated onthepermitasaplace mitigation permit maytake prot action under apermitwill (b) there is,ormaybe,athr (a) satisfied— caused by aprotectedplantonlyifthe chief executive is a threat,orpotential The chiefexecutive maygranta action underthepermitwill (c) if thedamageisnotprevented orcontrolled— (b) the plantiscausing,ormaycause,damage;and (a) plant onlyifthechiefexecutive issatisfied— damage orlosscaused,like The chiefexecutivemaygrantadamagemitigationpermitfor to prevent orminimiseath (b) to prevent damageorlosscau (a) survival inthe wildofth wellbeing resultingfromthe survival inthe wildofth theecologicalsustainabili (ii) persons maysuffer significant economicloss;or (i) human healthandwellbeingcausedby aprotectedplant. by aprotectedplant; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 be harmed;and t of permit for thre permit for damage or loss 243 to humanhealth e plantorotherwildlife. e plantorotherwildlife. ly tobecaused, fromwheretheplantmaybe e theholderorrelevant person damage mitigation permitfor eat toaperson’s health and ected plantsfromtheplace not detrimentally reat, orpotentialthreat,to presence oftheplant;and sed, orlikely tobecaused, notadversely affect the ty ofnature islikely to at to human health at tohuman andwellbeing by aprotected affect the s 378

8 Restrictiononpersons to 380 Educational purposes permits Subdivision 9 togivereturnofoperations Requirement 379 s 379 144 Section 454 454 (Form of Section ofreturn operations) and nature 144 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part 3 Thissectionissubject toan (3) 2 Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) 1 A holderofadamagemitigationpermitforprotectedplants (1) relates. mitigation permit for protectedplantstowhichtheplan about thegiving ofareturnoperationsfordamage holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. a for anindividual—the chie (a) for protectedplantstoapersononlyif— The chiefexecutive maygrantaneducationalpurposes permit complies withsection454 must give thechiefexecutive b for acorporation—thecor (b) institution ororganisation. hasdemonstratedexpe (ii) holds atertiaryqualifi (i) individual— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 permit; or relation totheactivities to activities tobecarrie 244 whom permitmaywhom begranted 144 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about y provision ofaconservation plan forthepermit. ection (1)ifarelevant person d outunderthepermit;or areturnofoperationsthat poration isaneducational f executiveissatisfiedthe rience andknowledge in cation relevant tothe becarriedoutunderthe s 380

382 Holder may Holder anduse protected take plants 382 Restriction on purposefor wh 381 s 381 145 See also See the 145 togivereturnofoperations Requirement 383 147 Section 454 454 (Form of Section ofreturn operations) and nature 147 orscientific parts foreducational plants protected using (Exemption for 353 Section 146 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part research purposes) orscientific permit). ofeducational purposes ongrant 28 (Restriction section 1 A holderofaneducational purposes permitforprotected (1) However, subsection (1)do (3) Also, theholderorpersonmaygi (2) A holder,orarelevantperson (1) b the applicant fortheperm (b) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. complies withsection454 plants mustgive thechiefexec relevant persontousethepl 353. to apersonintending to use theplantpartsundersection away, protectedplants. purposes permitmaytakeand the purposeforwhichthepl (a) for protectedplantsonlyifthechiefexecutive issatisfied— The chiefexecutive maygrantaneducationalpurposes permit Nature (Protected Conservation Plan2000 Conservation Plants) 146 plant underthepermit. to, make afinancial benefi purpose; and or usedunderthepermitis Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 245 147 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about ants for a commercial purpose. forthepermit. 145 es notauthorisetheholderor ich permitmay be granted utive areturnofoperationsthat for aholder,ofaneducational it willnot,or ve plantpartsfromtheplants use, otherthansellorgive t fromtakingorusingthe ant isproposedtobetaken agenuineeducational does not intend s 383 ,

8 Restrictiononpersons to 384 Scientificpurposespermit Subdivision 10 s 384 148 See also See the 148 section 28 (Restriction on grant of educational orscientific permit). ofeducational purposes ongrant 28 (Restriction section 2 Also, thechiefexecutive maygrantascientific purposes (2) The chiefexecutive maygran (1) Thissectionissubject toan (3) Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) b if thepersonisanindividual—the chiefexecutive is (b) institution orentity. is tobeachieved isconsistent if thechiefexecutive issatisf permit toaperson associatedwith the personis,orisass (a) a persononlyif— purposes permitforprotectedplantstowhichtheplanrelates. about thegiving ofareturnoperationsforaneducational holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Nature (Protected Conservation Plan2000 Conservation Plants) i)has achieved asatisfact (ii) is receiving, orhascompleted,postgraduate (i) satisfied theindividual— an entitythatisinvolved inscientific research; and (ii) a tertiary orotherinstit (i) following— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 permit. individual proposes tocarryoutunderthe scientific research relevant tothe activities the the permit; or activities theindividual training inscientific re Commonwealth oraState; 148 246 whom permitmaywhom begranted y provision ofaconservation plan ied theway thescientific purpose t ascientific purposes permit to withthe requirements ofthe ection (1)ifarelevant person ociated with,any of the aninstitution ory level ofcompetencein proposes tocarryout under ution administeredby the search relevant tothe or entityonly s 384 ,

386 Holder may Holder anduse protected take plants 386 Restriction on purposes for which permit may granted be 385 s 385 150 Section 454 454 (Form of Section ofreturn operations) and nature 150 or scientific educational for parts plant protected using for (Exemption 353 Section 149 togivereturnofoperations Requirement 387 Act. given tobe required returnofoperations about for the requirements under generally 4 (General provisions),See chapter part research purposes) 2 Theholdercomplieswithsubs (2) A holderofascientific pur (1) Also, theholderorpersonmaygi (2) A holder,orarelevantpers (1) complies withsection454 must give thechiefexecutive holder. for the holdergives thereturn tothechief executive forthe Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. 353. to apersonintending to use theplantpartsundersection away, protectedplants. purposes permitmaytakeand it isnecessarytotake theplantsfromwild, (c) the plantsarenottobe (b) the plantsaretobetaken, (a) protected plantsonlyifthechiefexecutive issatisfied— The chiefexecutive maygrant 149 the samespeciesotherwise including, forexample, because therearenoplantsof commercial purpose;and research isconducted;and community knowledge about will, orislikely to,make asignificant contribution to Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 247 150 4 (Provisions about return ofoperations) 4 (Provisions return about poses permitforprotectedplants forthelicence. on fortheholder, ofa scientific a scientific purposespermitfor ection (1)ifarelevant person areturnofoperationsthat taken, usedorkept fora used orkept forresearchthat ve plantpartsfromtheplants use, otherthansellorgive available fortheresearch. the matterforwhich s 387

389 Restriction on circumstances Restrictionon under which authority may 389 Restriction on persons to 388 Aboriginal tradition andIsland Subdivision 11 s 388 390 Holder may Holder anduse protected take plants 390 1 The holder, orarelevant (1) Thissectionissubject toan (3) be granted granted from wheretheprotected plantsmaybetaken. protected plantsfromtheplace Aboriginal traditionorIsla is satisfied thepurpose forwhich theplantsaretobe (b) has hadregard toany advicegiven by thecorporation (a) executive— Island customauthorityforprot The chiefexecutive maygrant with thelandfromwhereprot of Aborigines orTorres Strait corporation whosemembersre Island customauthorityfor The chiefexecutive maygrant purposes permitforprotectedplantstowhichtheplanrelates. about thegiving ofareturn traditional orcustomarysignificance oftheplants. applicant representsashavi people regarded by themembersofgroup tradition orIslandcustomacc taken isofparticular covered by theapplication;and Aboriginal traditionorIs named intheapplication Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 custom authorities 248 whom authority may authority whom be y provision ofaconservation plan personfortheholder, ofan nd customauthoritymaytake Islanders particularlyconcerned significance underAboriginal statedonthepermitasaplace present acommunityorgroup of operationsforascientific protected plantsonlytoa ected plantsonlyifthechief land custom,oftheplants ected plantsaretobetaken. on thesignificance, under an Aboriginaltraditionor an Aboriginaltraditionor ng authoritytostatethe ording totheviews of the s 390

9 Approval of persons as authorised cultivator or 391 Approval ofauthorised cultivators Subdivision 1 Provisions aboutauthorised Division 5 s 391 151 See also See the 151 on persons Restriction who may be approved 392 section 39 (Restriction onapproval 39 (Restriction section totake propagators seed). ofauthorised 2 However, thechiefexecutive maynotapprove anindividual (2) The chiefexecutive may (1) Also, theholderorrelevant pe (2) propagator the authorityisgranted. communal needsofthemembers use isfor thepersonal,domestic ornon-commercial a the chiefexecutive issatisfied— (a) cultivator orpropagatorfo The chiefexecutive mayapprove propagator forprotectedplants. younger than18yearstobean protected plants. individual tobeanauthorisedcultivator orpropagatorfor Nature (Protected Conservation Plan2000 Conservation Plants) i)thepersonwould not,undersection5,be (ii) the personhasthenecessaryexperience, land, (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 prevented frombeinggran or propagatingprot plants orotherpropagating facilities, equipment,lawfully obtainedstock and propagators cultivators andpropagators 249 r protectedplantsonlyif— approve acorporationoran ected plants; and rson mayusetheplantsif a persontobeanauthorised of thecorporationtowhom authorisedcultivator or ted arelevant authority material forcultivating 151 s 392 ,

393 Notice Notice 393 of approval s 393 152 See, particular, See, in and(7). 5(4),(5) section 152 3 The noticemuststate— (3) chiefexecutivemustgive The (2) This sectionappli (1) c if thepersonisapproved asanauthorised (c) if thepersonisanindivi (b) the placewherethepersonmaycarryoutactivities (a) approval. person tobeanauthorisedcultivator orpropagator. the person— (c) the persondoesnotholdacommercialwildlife (b) propagator—the authorisatio the person;and under theapproval; and ifthepersonisacor (ii) is aresidentoftheState;or (i) and propagate; same genusthatthepersonintendstocultivate or authorises thetakingofstoc harvesting licence,other Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 authority; if thepersonmadeanapplicationfor propagated. State atwhichtheplantsaretobecultivated or es ifthechiefexecutive hasapproved a 152 250 and dual—the residentialaddressof thepersonwrittennoticeof poration—has premisesinthe than a licence that only that alicence than n numberfortheapproval. k plants,forplantsofthe s 393

394 Requirement to keep records tokeep Requirement 394 out activities Carrying under Subdivision 2 s 394 154 See also section 107 (Identification requirement for buying for (Identification 107 or protected, alsosection requirement selling See 154 must be kept) documents 473 (Period for particular which Section 153 to officersconservation Assistance 395 international or prohibited wildlife). or prohibited international be to kept required under the books Act. forrecord requirements the 4 (Generalprovisions),See also chapter a to inspect each plantkept by the cultivator or (a) conservation officer allnecessary An authorisedcultivator orpropagatormustgive a Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. if thecultivator or propagator acceptedthematerial (c) if thecultivator orprop (b) if thecultivator orpropagator took the material—a (a) cultivator orpropagatorfo reproductive orpropagating period requiredundersection473, An authorised cultivator or propagator; and other person. cultivator orpropagator accept from anotherperson—awrittenrecordofthedate invoice orreceipt from the seller;or theplacefromwherematerialwas taken; or (ii) the datethematerialwas taken; and (i) written recordofthefollowing information— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 approval 154 251 r cultivation orpropagation— part 3 (Provisions about record books) for books) record (Provisions about 3 part propagator mustkeep, forthe agator boughtthematerial—an material obtainedby the help toenabletheofficer— 153 ed thematerialfrom thefollowing foreach s 395

at8Permit for moving wildlife Part 8 tonotifychief Requirement executive of new address 396 s 396 155 See sections 107 (Identification requirement for buying or selling protected, forbuyingselling (Identificationor requirement 107 sections See 155 Permit may be granted 398 Preliminary ofdiv8 Purpose 397 Division 1 international or prohibited wildlife) and 394 (Requirement tokeep records). 394(Requirement and wildlife) or prohibited international 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) 2 The cultivatororpropagato (2) the movement ofwildlife. The chiefexecutive maygranta otherwise authorisedundertheAct. or fromaplace forparticularmovements thatarenot The purpose ofthispart istoallow persons tomove wildlifeto the cultivator orpropagator changestheplacewhere (b) an authorised cultivat (a) Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. to obtainorcheckany recordsrequired,undertheAct, (b) Maximum penalty—10penaltyunits. of theaddressofnewplace. changing theplace,givewritte activities undertheapproval. cultivator orpropagator particular place; and activities, underanapproval of to bekept by thecultivator orpropagator. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 252 or propaga r must,within14daysafter n notice tothechief executive wildlife movement permitfor intends tocarry outthe thechiefexecutive, ata tor carriesout 155 s 398

400 General restriction on movements on Generalrestriction forwhich permit may 400 onanimalsfor Restriction which maypermit begranted Restrictions ongrantofwildlife 399 Division 2 s 399 401 Additional restriction fo restriction Additional 401 2 The chief maygrantawildlifemovement permitforthe (2) This section applies toamove (1) Also, thechiefexecutive maynotgrantawildlifemovement (2) The chiefexecutive may grant (1) egatdgenerally granted be a the approval ofthe entityhasbeengiven; or (a) movement onlyif— other State. entity is requiredbeforethewildlifemaybemoved intothe inside theStatetoaplaceinanot prohibited underaconservation planforthewildlife. permit forthe movement of the chiefexecutive issatisfied themovement willnot— (b) the personfromwhomthewi (a) the movement ofwildlifeonlyif— satisfied thewildlifehasbeenlawfully taken andkept. the movement ofwildlifeonlyifthechiefexecutive is The chiefexecutive maygranta ii adversely affect thepopul (iii) adversely affect the conservation ofnative wildlife (ii) risk thehealthorsafetyofhumanslivestock; or (i) another State;and authorised tokeep the wildli the persontowhomwildlifeisbemoved are Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 wildlife beingmoved. in theState;or movement permits 253 r movements out ofthe State a wildlife movement permitfor ment ofwildlifefromaplace wildlife ifthemovement is wildlife movement permit for her Stateifthe fe under the Actor alaw of ldlife istobemoved and ation inthewildof approval of an s 401

403 Holder may Holder move wildlife Things authorisedby wildlife 403 Division 3 forState restriction the movements Additional into 402 s 402 at9Processed products of pt 9 Purpose 404 Part 9 2 However, subsection(1)onlyauthorisestheholderorrelevant (2) A holder, orarelevant person foraholder, ofawildlife (1) or derived from protectedwildlifeasprocessedproductsthat The purposeofthispartisto person tomake 1movement underthepermit. permit. identified onthepermitfroma movement permitforwildli if the approval ofanentity (b) the movement isnotprohib (a) if— only the movement ofwildlifefrom The chiefexecutive maygranta the chiefexecutive issatisfi (b) i)thechiefexecutive issat (ii) the approval hasbeengiven; or (i) before thewildlifecanbemoved outofthatState— State; and will begiven. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 given. movement permit 254 declare particularproductsmade fe may move thewildlife nd totheplacesstated anotherStateintothe wildlife movement permit for intheother Stateisrequired ited underalaw oftheother ed theapproval oftheentity isfied theapproval willbe s 404

0 Processed products from derived made or protected 406 Definition for 9 pt 405 s 405 157 See section 178 (Listing of (Listing 178 section See 157 seealsothe 2005, the beginning of1July From 156 Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 Act1999 Conservation Biodiversity Conservation Plan Plan 2005 Conservation 2 However, aprocessedproductmadeorderived froman (2) For theAct,schedule,definition (1) animals c a productmadeorderived fromaproductmentionedin (c) b is sold or given toaperson otherthanthechief executive (b) is includedinthelistof (a) product iftheanimal— animal, otherthanacrocodi a productmentionedinpa (b) a processedproductmentionedinschedule 6,part2; (a) included inthedefinition— (b), thefollowing productsare or attachedto,theproduct. mark, label,tagorotherthingth unpack In thispart— protected plant are notincludedinthedefinitions of paragraph (a). paragraph unpacked; or aholderofmuseumlicence. Conservation Act1999 under the Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , inrelationtoaproduct, . . 156 threatened species) ofthe Environment Protection andBiodiversity (Cwlth). 255 (Cwlth); le, ceasestobe aprocessed a processed productthatisnot threatened speciesestablished at hasbeendirectlyplacedon, does notincluderemoving a protected animal Nature (Macropod) Conservation ragraph (a)thathasbeen 157 Environment Protection and and protected animal , paragraph s 406 or

0 Conservation mayofficer askfor evidence ofsource used 408 Processed products from derived made or protected 407 s 407 at1 General offences or adhesivesubstanceinaway Using poison that may 409 Part 10 2 Subsection (1)doesnotapply to (2) personmustnotuse,ord A (1) If asked by aconservation offi (2) This sectionappliesto (1) plants aepoetdanimals protected take c a productmadeor derived fromaproductmentionedin (c) a the authorityauthorises (a) poison oradhesive substance totake theanimalif— for theholder, ofarelevant au Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. taking ofaprotectedanimal. poison oradhesive substancein Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. derived. source fromwhichtheprocessedproductwas madeor person hasareasonableexcu product. a productmentionedinpa (b) a processedproductmentionedinschedule6,part3; (a) included inthedefinition— (b), thefollowing productsare For theAct,schedule, definition paragraph (a). paragraph unpacked; substance totake theanimal;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 256 a personwhopossessesprocessed the holdertousepoisonor cer, thepersonmust,unless irect anotherpersontouse,a a processed productthatisnot se, produceevidence ofthe thority forananimalusinga awaythatmayresultinthe aholder, orrelevant person ragraph (a)thathasbeen protected plant , paragraph s 409

410 Interfering with animal breeding place breeding Interfering animal with 410 s 410 158 See, for example, sections 210 (Conditions on way animal may be taken) and 220 taken) and maybe on way animal (Conditions forexample, 210 See, sections 158 See also, section 6 (Com on way may be taken) animal (Conditions 2 For subsection (1),ananimal (2) A personmustnot,unlessth (1) In thissection— (3) 3 It isa reasonable excuse fora persontointerfere withthe (3) d the animalhasusedthepl (d) the animalandthe (c) the animalisbreeding,or (b) the animalispreparing,or (a) if— a protected animal toincubate or Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. protected animaltoincubateor interfere withananimalbreedi attempt tousethepoisonorsubstance. use adhesive substance the holdercomplieswithan (b) breeding placeif— , inrelationtoapoisonoradhesive substance,includes in eachbreedingseasonfortheanimal. to returnthesameplace animal’s offspring andisof periodical; or occupying theplace,even physically occupying theplace;or incubating orrearingtheanimal’s offspring; or on theauthority. including aconditionthatthe Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 pliance with conditions). with pliance

includes birdlimeoraviscidsubstance. 158 257 e personhasareasonableexcuse, breedingplaceisbeingusedby ng placethatisbeingusedbya reartheanimal’soffspring. hasprepared,theplacefor y conditionsoftheauthority, isabouttobreed,and ace toincubateor rearthe reartheanimal’s offspring ’s offspring arephysically aspeciesgenerallyknown if theoccupationisonly chief executive haswritten incubate orrearoffspring s 410

s 411 1 Feedingnative animals in the wild generally 411 3 Without limitingsub (3) A personmustnotf (2) This section appliestoapers (1) 5 In thissection— (5) (1)doesnot Also, subsection (4) a the personfeedstheanimal (a) if— way thatmayimmediatelythre Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. that mayimmediatelythreaten protected animal. commercial wildlifelicence the personholdsadamage (b) the removal orinterferen (a) interferingwith otherwise the interference could (b) the interferencehappened (a) destroy, mark,moveor interfere executive. habitat ofthespeciesanimal animal, meansaprogramabout approved speciesmanagementprogram place wherethepersonisproviding thefood;and animal tomove from theplace interferance. animal andthepermitau species; or species managementprogram avoided. and activity that was not directedtowards theinterference; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , withananimalbreedi eed anative animalinthe wildinaway section (2),apersonfeedsananimalin 258 dig upthebreedingplace. thebreedingplaceif— humanhealthorsafety. apply toapersonremovingor on even ifthepersonholdsa managingthepopulationand that is approved by the chief the by approved is that (wildlife interaction) fora not have beenreasonably aten humanhealthorsafely ce ispartofanapproved ng place,includesdamage, in thecourseofalawful mitigation permit forthe inaway thatcausesthe thorises theremoval or for animals ofthesame where itislocatedtothe , foraspeciesof s 411

1 Disturbing dangerous native animals in the wild 413 inthewild dangerous native animals Feeding 412 s 412 159 Section 159 (Exemption for interacting with animals in the inthe wild) animals with interacting 159 (Exemption for Section 159 2 Subsection (1)doesnotapplyto— (2) A personmustnotdisturbanati (1) Subsection (1)doesnotapplyto— (2) A person must notfeed a native animal inthewildthatis (1) b another personwhodisturbsanative animal— (b) the following personspe (a) Maximum penalty—40penaltyunits. dangerous, venomous orcapableofinjuringaperson. a personwhofeedsana (b) the following personspe (a) Maximum penalty—40penaltyunits. dangerous, venomous orcapableofinjuringaperson. the movement ofthe animalresultsin danger tohuman (b) 159. authority fortheanimalor i)aconservation officer, publicserviceofficer or (ii) the chiefexecutive; (i) Act inrelation tothenative animal— aconservation officer, publicserviceofficer or (ii) the chiefexecutive; (i) Act inrelation tothenative animal— health orsafety. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 159 chief executive’s authority;or other employee ofthe de chief executive’s authority;or other employee ofthede 259 rforming functionsunderthe rforming functionsunderthe tive animalunderarelevant anexemption undersection ve animal inthewildthatis partment actingunderthe partment actingunderthe s 413

414 Procedure414 for accidental s 414 161 See the See 161 inthe wild) animals with interacting 159 (Exemption for Section 160 about dealing with a whale or dolphin to which that conservation relates. that plan which to dolphin or whale a with dealing about section 13(Procedure 3 This sectiondoesnotapplyto (3) The personmust— (2) This sectionappliesif— (1) turtles Nature Conservation (Whales and Dolphins) Conservation Plan 1997 Plan Nature Conservation (Whales and Dolphins) Conservation Plan 1997 Nature Conservation(Whales Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. otherwise—return ittothewaters fromwhich itwas (b) if theanimalissickorinjureddead— (a) the takingcouldnothave beenreasonablyavoided. (b) a persontakes aprotected (a) i)inthecourseofala (ii) under arelevant author (i) taken. iftheofficer directs theperson todealwith the (ii) immediately notifyacons (i) directed towards taking the mammal orturtle; and turtle inthe course ofa Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 relates. on accidental takingofawhale could nothave beenreasonablyavoided. directed towards the distur the mammalorturtleinway directed; or mammal orturtleina the mammalorturtlewas taken; and mammal orturtleandthecircumstances inwhich exemption under section159; 161 260 taking of marine mammals and a whaleordolphintowhichthe andDolphins) Conservation lawful activity thatwas not marinemamm wful activity thatwas not particular way—deal with ity fortheanimaloran ervation officer aboutthe or dolphin) for the procedure dolphin) for the or bance ifthedisturbance 160 or al ormarine s 414 ,

415 Release of animals into the wild the into ofanimals Release 415 Procedure for taking protected sharks 414A s 414A 162 Section 148A (Exemption 148A for Section protected 162 2 However, subsection(1)do (2) A personmustnot— (1) A conservation officer maygi (3) The personmust— (2) This sectionappliesifapers (1) b the chiefexecutive hasgiven thepersonawritten (b) the releaseisauthori (a) releases ananimalif— Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. release ananimalinto (b) release ananimalthathasbe (a) circumstances. (2)(a)(ii) onlyif Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. otherwise—return ittothewaters fromwhich itwas (b) if thesharkissickorinjureddead— (a) section 148A. approval allowing thepersontoreleaseanimal;or or licence, permitor animal ofthesamespeciesdoesnotnormallylive. into thewild;or taken. iftheofficer directs theperson todealwith the (ii) as soonaspracticable,notifyaconservation officer (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 the way directed;or shark inaparticularway—deal withthesharkin shark was taken; and about thesharkandci 162 the directionisreasonablein 261 otherauthoritygr shark inparticularcircumstances) sed underanAct,includinga on takes aprotectedsharkunder es notapplytoapersonwho ve adirectionundersubsection areaofthe wildwhere an en bredorkept incaptivity rcumstances inwhichthe anted undertheAct; s 415

416 Spreading releasingpa Spreading or 416 s 416 1 Housingwildlife otherthan protected wildlife 417 1 This sectionappliesto— (1) In thissection— (3) A personmustnotspreador (2) This sectionappliestoapl (1) 2 A personmustkeep thebird (2) plants Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. enclosure thatprevents th another animal otherthan (b) a domesticbirdotherthanthefollowing— (a) ofreproductiveExamples aplant of material that iscapableofasexual orsexual reproduction. reproductive material Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. material. from thechiefexecutive allo the plantinwild,unless the personreleasingtheanim (c) .Stemorleaf cutting. 3. ofabulb, stolon tuberorpart rhizome, stolon, root, rhizome, Bulb, 2. Seedor part of a seed 1. or tuber. animal. a pigeon( (iii) apeafowl orpheasantofthefamily Phasianidae, (ii) an ostrich; (i) animal after itisreleased. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 other thanquailindigenoustoAustralia; Columba livia , ofaplant,meansany partoftheplant 262 rticular parts of non-native parts rticular e birdoranimal’s escape. ant otherthananativeplant. release areproductive materialof the personhaswrittenapproval oranimalinasecurecage wing thepersontorelease adomesticorprotected ) orpoultry;and al expects torecover the — s 417

iiin1Seizure ofproperty Miscellaneousprovisions Division 1 Part 11 Moving wildlifethan other 418 s 418 419 Seizure of particular vehicles for orappliances the particular of Seizure 419 2 The conservation officer may (2) 1 This sectionappli (1) In thissection— (3) A person must not send or (2) This sectionappliestoali (1) rtcino aiewildlife protectionnative of rhbtdwllf noteState the into prohibited wildlife and remove thevehicle orappliancefrom theland. b it isnecessaryordesirabl (b) a a vehicle orappliancethat (a) believes— to sendthebird,mammal send to move thebird,mammal,reptileoramphibian. move Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. wildlife movement permit mammal, reptileoramphibia domestic bird,mammal,reptileoramphibian. amphibian otherthanaprotecte , anbird,mammal,reptileor , abird,mammal,reptileor appliance fortheprotecti i)isabandoned;and (ii) on the land withoutthe (i) a protectedarea,is— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 or es ifaconservationofficerreasonably 263 , reptileoramphibian. protected,or international authorising themovement. move intotheStatebird, on ofnative wildlife. ve bird,mamm seize thevehicle orappliance n unlessthepersonholdsa d, international,prohibitedor isonland,otherthanlandin amphibian,includesattempt amphibian,includesattempt e to remove thevehicle or consent oftheland-holder; al, reptileor s 419

iiin2Provisions executive Chief may abouttags supply tags for useby person 420 Division 2 s 420 163 Chapter 4 (General provisions), 4(General Chapter part 163 oftags by Nature supplied thechief executive 421 property) 1 A tagsuppliedby thechiefexecutive underthisdivision— (1) Without limitingsubsection(1),atagmaybesuppliedforany (2) The chiefexecutivemaysupply (1) In thissection— (4) The vehicleora (3) 2 However, subsection (1)(b)is (2) The chiefexecutive mustgi (3) part 1. in any circumstances. to whichtheconservation plan conservation planthatprovides may notbetransferredunl (b) is theproperty oftheState;and (a) stating thespecies ofwildlifeforwhichthe tagissupplied. to attachtowildlifethatis (b) to attach towildlifeallow thewildlifetobe identified; (a) of thefollowing purposes— the Act. anything attached toor (b) a boat,recreationalcraftandaircraft; (a) vehicle given a writtenapproval forthe transfer. attached, aprocessed product. 163 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

includes— ppliance mustbedealtwithunderchapter4, 264 1 (Provisions about dealing with with seized dealing 1(Provisions about containedinavehicle. ve thepersonawrittennotice subject toany applies maynotbetransferred that atagsuppliedforwildlife a tagtopersonforuseunder , orwillbeafterthetagis ess thechiefexecutive has provision ofa s 421

2 Using tagsgenerally 423 Chief executive may recall tags 422 s 422 164 See also See the 164 Tags tobeused bynot unauthorised person 424 section 13 (Returns and return tags). of 13 (Returns andreturn section 1 A person,otherthananaut (1) Inthissection— (3) Apersonmustnot attach (2) Apersonmustnotattachatagto wildlifeofaspeciesother (1) The personmust,unlessthe (3) The noticemuststate— (2) The chiefexecutivemaygi (1) Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. attach atagsuppliedunderthisdivision towildlife. (b) possess atagsuppliedunder thisdivision; (a) chief executive— following unlessthepersonh wildlife. used tag Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. Maximum penalty—165penaltyunits. than thespeciesforwhichtagissupplied. Maximum penaltyforsubsection(3)—50units. comply withthenotice. the dateandtimeby whic (b) the placewherethetagmustbereturned;and (a) under thisdivision. directing thepersonto Nature Conservation (Eulo LizardNature 1995 Plan (Eulo Conservation Races) Conservation Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 meansatagthathasbeenpreviously attachedto 265 164 returnatagthat ausedtagtowildlife. horised person,mustnotdothe person hasareasonable excuse, ve apersonwrittennotice h the tagmustbereturned. as writtenapprovalfromthe hasbeensupplied s 424 ,

2 Interfering tags with 425 s 425 166 See forexample, See the 166 For aconservation pl 165 tagged). Plan 1994 Conservation Harvesting) section 13 (When tag may be removed).be may tag (When 13 section 3 In thissection— (3) Subsection (1)doesnotapply (2) A personmustnotinterfere withatagattachedtowildlife (1) In thissection— (3) This sectionissubjecttoan (2) b cover ormodifythewritingontag. (b) remove ordamagethetag; (a) interfere remove the tag fromthe wildlife. from wildlife ifaconservatio Maximum penalty—80penaltyunits. executive tointerferewiththetag. unless the personhas writte for atagforprotectedplan (d) for a tagforanimals— (c) a conservation officer; (b) the chiefexecutive; (a) division, meansany ofthefollowing persons— authorised person to whichtheplanrelates. that provides forthepersons thatmayattach a tag towildlife licence forprotectedplants. wildlife licence orcommer apersonauthorisedto (ii) the persontowhomthetagwas supplied;or (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , withatag, includesto— the personmentionedinparagraph(a);or Nature(Macropod Conservation 1994 Plan Harvesting) an macropod, seethe , inrelationtoatagsuppliedunderthis 266 , section 11 (Harvested, section macropods tobe 165 y provision ofaconservation plan to apersonwhoremoves atag n planstatesthepersonmay n approval fromthechief ts—a holder ofacommercial 166 Nature (Macropod Conservation possess orattachthetagby cial wildlifeharvesting s 425 ,

2 Conservation value for protected wildlife 426 Conservatio Conservation value for wildlife Subdivision 1 Division 3 s 426 168 See, forexample— See, 168 95(Payment Section of conservation value) ofthe Act 167 • for a problem crocodile—the crocodile—the aproblem for • • for a conservation a for • aconservation for conservation or planduck quail—the plan • 2 However, subsection(1)does not (2) 1 For section95(1) (1) (Procedure on taking of problem crocodile by crocodile ofproblem conservation taking (Procedure on officer). 1995 Plan Conservation 1994 Plan Harvesting) Conservation (Conservation value) (Duck Conservation Plan 1995 Conservation Quail) and b states thatnoconservation value ispayable forthe (b) states a different conservation value forthe wildlife;or (a) that appliestotheprotectedwildlife— e for commonwildlife—$1165.00. (e) for rarewildlife—$4662.00;or (d) for vulnerablewildlife—$6994.00;or (c) for endangeredwildlife—$9326.00;or (b) for presumedextinct wildlife—$11658.00;or (a) protected wildlifeis— wildlife instatedcircumstances. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 wildlife plan macropod—the macropod—the plan , section 10 (Conservation 10 , section value 12(4) and payable) not 167 oftheAct,conservation value for 267 Nature (Problem Conservation Crocodile) , section 21 (Conservation21 value), section n values for protected Nature(Macropod Conservation applyifaconservation plan 168 , section 10 , section Nature s 426

2 Exemption from payment ofconservation value for 428 Exemption from payment ofconservation value if taken 427 Exemptions from payment of Subdivision 2 s 427 2 Exemption from payment ofconservation value for 429 rtce crin rspiders or scorpions protected authorities particular under particular reptiles particular b for extracting venom fortheproductionofantivenene (b) under a commercial wildlifeharvesting licence forthe (a) if thereptileistaken— reptile ofthefamily Elapidae, A personisexempt frompaymen scorpion orspider. spider underacommercialwildlifeharvesting licenceforthe protected scorpionorspiderif A personisexempt from paymen a herbarium licence. (g) a collectionauthority totake commonwildlife; (f) a rehabilitation permit; (e) a scientific purposes permit; (d) an educational (c) a damagemitigationpermit; (b) a museumlicence; (a) any ofthefollowing authorities forthewildlife— for protected wildlife ifthepe A personisexemptfrompaym for humans. reptile; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 conservation value conservation purposes permit; 268 the person takes thescorpionor HydrophiidaeorLaticaudidae rson takes under thewildlife ent oftheconservationvalue t ofconservation value fora t ofconservation value fora s 429

iiin4Stop action orders for Application and giving of stop actionorder 430 Division 4 s 430 431 Contents and form and Contents order ofstop action 431 1 A stopactionorder must statethefollowing— (1) The chiefexecutive maygive (2) A person(the (1) 3 Also, thechiefexecutive may (3) 4 For subsection(2)(a),ar (4) f the period, ofnotmorethan (f) the day, notearlierthan (e) that therespondentmustcomp (d) each actiontherespondent (c) the nameand addre (b) the nameoftheapplicant; (a) the respondentisunlikely tostopperformingtheactions (c) the applicanthasmader (b) the respondent’s actionsth (a) respondent onlyifthechie performing theactionsmentionedinorder. order (a the chiefexecutive togi opportunity tobeheardin respondent onlyifthe threaten humanwellbeing. another persononlyinconven order takes effect, for whichtheorderhas effect; the order, theordertakes effect; takes effect; stated period,ofatleast7 stop actionorder. unless requiredtostoppe the respondenttostoppe Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 stop actionorder applicant 269 ve anotherperson(the ) mayapplytothechiefexecutive for ss oftherespondent; relation totheapplication. f executive issatisfied— ) requiringtherespondenttostop espondent’s actionthatcauses the dayrespondentisgiven rforming theactions;and give astopactionordertothe ience orannoyance doesnot easonable attemptstorequire astopactionordertothe reaten humanwellbeing;and rforming theactionsundera is requiredtotake orstop; days, afterthedayorder 12monthsaftertheday hasbeengiven reasonable ly withtheorderwithina respondent s 431 ) an

at1Provisions aboutdealingwith Part 1 General provisions Chapter 4 must Respondent complyorderaction stop with 432 s 432 169 Section 60 (Stray stock may be seized be may stock (Stray 60 Section 169 Particular must property destroyedbe 434 ofpt1 Application 433 native wildlife). ve of resources) or (Seizure particular 419 (Seizure of particularvehicles or applian unauthorised structuresandworks), 76 2 The stopactionordermustbe (2) 1 This section applies to (1) i how toappeal. (i) that therespondentmayapp (h) a an explosive withinthemeaningof (a) under section60,61,72,76,90or419. This partappliesifpr Maximum penalty—20penaltyunits. must complywiththeorder. A personwhoisgiven astopactionorderundersection430 the reasonsforthegiving (g) after thedayrespondentisgiven theorder;and give theordertoMagis required tobetaken orstoppedundertheorder; 1999 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ; or seized property seized 270 seized propertythatis— operty isseized(the ces for the protection of cultural ornatural ofcultural ces forthe protection ), 61 (General muster), 72 (Removal), 61(General muster), of hicles or appliances fortheprotectionof (Seizure andremovalof vehicles), 90 signed by thechiefexecutive. oftheorderandeachaction trates Courtwithin28days eal againstth 169 seized property Explosives Act e decisionto s 434 )

435 Receipt property Receipt for otherseized 435 s 435 3 Returnofclaimed property 436 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) This sectiondoesnotapplytoathingifitwould be (4) The receipt or notice must— (3) After aconservation officer (2) This sectionapplies toseized (1) The chiefexecutive mustdestroy theproperty. (2) account forthethinggiven itscondition,natureandvalue. impracticable orunreasonableto state thattheproperty— (b) describe generallytheprope (a) if thenameofownerpropertyisnotknown— (b) give areceiptforthe property to theowner ofthe (a) executive must— which section434applies. a poison. (d) a decoy; or (c) a trap,snare,netorbirdlime; (b) i)maybedisposedofifit (ii) must beclaimedwithin (i) publishanoticein (ii) leave areceipt asnearpossibletotheplacefrom (i) property; or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 months. applies, thenoticeispublished;and is given to theowner or, ifsubsection(2)(b) generally intheState. position andinareasonablysecureway; and where thepropertywas seizedinaconspicuous 271 property,otherthanpropertyto seizes theproperty, chief the expect thechiefexecutive to rty and itscondition;and isnot claimedwithinthe2 a newspaper circulating 2 monthsafterthereceipt s 436

437 Dealing Dealing withunclaimed property 437 s 437 438 Application ofproceeds Application ofsale 438 1 This sectionappliesifthech (1) This sectionapplies if— (1) The chiefexecutive mayreturn (2) 3 However, thechief executive must,atleast 7days before the (3) The chiefexecutivemaysellthepropertybyauction. (2) under section437. the owner oftheproperty (b) the chiefexecutive ha (a) the personpaysthechief (b) the chiefexecutive issatisfied thepersonhasarightto (a) if— a person makes aclaim forthe seized property within2 (b) the chiefexecutive ha (a) c the date,timeandplaceof theauction. (c) that thepropertyistobesoldby auction; and (b) the detailsabouttheproperty;and (a) within theStatestating— auction, publishanoticeinne was published. within 2monthsafter the receipt, orpublishedanotice, giving areceiptor (ii) seizing, removing andholdingtheproperty; (i) of— the property;and months afterthereceiptis receipt, orpublishedanotice, Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 seizure. 272 ief executive sellsseized property s, undersection435,given a s, undersection435,given a thepropertytopersononly executive thereasonablecosts wspaper circulatinggenerally given ornoticeispublished. has notclaimedtheproperty publishing anoticeforthe receipt was given ornotice forseizedproperty;and forseizedproperty;and s 438

439 Compensation Compensation 439 not payable s 439 at2Demerit pointsfor particular 440 Demerit points Part 2 1 This sectionappliesif— (1) The proceedsofthesalemustbeappliedinfollowing (2) 3 The number of de (3) The personaccumulatesde (2) follows— the personpaystheinfri (b) a personisgiven anin (a) under thispart. Compensation isnotpayablefora payment ofany balancetotheowner oftheproperty. (d) if thepropertyisastruct (c) payment ofthereasonable costof— (b) payment ofthereasonabl (a) order— offence. conservation plan;and notice offence against the Ac Penalties andEnforcement Act1999 practicable toitsformer state; from whichthepropertyis reasonable costofwork n giving areceiptor (ii) seizing, removing andholdingtheproperty; (i) executive incurredinthesale; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 seizure; offences merit points the personaccumulates isas 273 merit pointsfortheoffence. fringement noticeunderthe ngement noticepenaltyforthe ure orwork—payment ofthe publishing anoticeforthe ecessary torestorethesite e expenses ofthechief sale ordisposalofproperty removed asnearly t, thisregulation ora foraninfringement State s 440

at3Provisions aboutrecord books ofpt3 Application 441 Part 3 s 441 4 Definitionsfor pt3 442 c if thepersonobtainsordispos (c) b if theperson isaholder (b) the particularsofeach (a) means eachofthefollowing— animal recordparticulars In thispart— a recordbook. This partappliesifapersonis for anoffence forwhich (e) for anoffence forwhich (d) for anoffence forwhich (c) for anoffence forwhich (b) for anoffence forwhichthemaximumpenaltyisno (a) transaction; person underatransaction—t under thelicence; harvesting licence—the particul points. than 120but notmorethan points; than 80but notmorethan120penaltyunits—4demerit points; than 50but nomorethan points; than 20but nomorethan more than20penalty Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 274 , forananimalkept by aperson, units—1 demeritpoint; animal kept by theperson; required,undertheAct,tokeep the maximumpenaltyismore the maximumpenaltyismore the maximumpenaltyismore the maximumpenaltyismore 165 penaltyunits—5demerit 80 penaltyunits—3demerit 50 penaltyunits—2demerit of acommercial wildlife es ofananimal kept by the ars ofeachanimaltaken he particularsofthe s 442

s 442 b for a record particular relating toanimals— (b) for a record particular relating toactivities carriedout (a) prescribed day identification codeforany tagattachedtotheanimalorplant. particulars activity permitforfilming orphotography. permit grantedunderchapter commercial activitypermit c for arecord particular (c) if ananimalkept by th (e) if ananimalkept by th (d) ii for theparticularsof (iii) fortheparticularsofanimalstaken under a (ii) for theparticularsofanimalskept by aperson—on (i) activities arecarriedout;or under acommercialactivi v for theparticularsaboutanoffspring ofan (v) fortheparticulars of (iv) particulars fortheoffspring. plants— particulars oftheescapeordeath; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 day theanimalistaken underthelicence;or commercial wildlife person; or the dayanimalista B if theoffspring is raised by hand orartificial (B) if theoffspring israisedby theoffspring’s (A) animal— animal—on thedayofth the transaction;or animal isobtainedor , ofananimaloraprotectedplant,includethe , forarecordparticular, means— separated fromtheoffspring’s parents;or incubation—the daytheoffspring is independent oftheoffspring’s parents;or parents—the daytheoffspring becomes 275 e personproduces

e personescapesordies—the means acommercialactivity atransactionunderwhichan relating towholeprotected 2, otherthanacommercial harvesting licence—onthe disposed of—onthedayof an escapeor deathofan ty permit—thedaythe e escapeordeath; ken orobtainedby the offspring—the s 442

s 442 b if theholderobtainsordisposesofa prescribed (b) the particularsofeach (a) following— commercial wildlife licence fo protected plantparts type Brestrictedplanttakeninthewild. other thanaseedorsporeof prescribed protectedplantpart d for arecordparticularre (d) i)iftheprotectedplantpa (ii) the particulars of the transaction; and (i) transaction— protected plantpart kept by theholder; for theparticularsof (iii) fortheparticularsof (ii) for theparticularsof (i) ii for theparticularsof (iii) fortheparticularsofa (ii) fortheparticularsof (ii) for theparticularsofwholeprotectedplant—on (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 was sold—theidentification codeforthetag;or tag was attachedtothepr plant part—onthedayoflossordestruction. the dayoftransaction;or protected plantpartisobtainedordisposedof—on plant partwas obtained;or day ofthedeath;or or propagation; propagation—on thedayofincreaseor of—on thedayoftransaction;or whole protectedplantis the dayplantwas obtained;or 276 recordparticulars lating toprotectedplantparts— prescribed protected plantpart under thelicencea a protectedplantotherthan r protectedplants,meansthe

the plantpart—onday atransactionunderwhich atransactionunderwhich means aprotected plantpart a deathoftheplant—on a lossordestructionofthe natural increaseorartificial rt was soldandanofficial otected plantpartwhenit obtainedordisposed , forholderofa s 442

s 442 170 Section 149 149 (Exemption Section forexempt animals) 170 f for aholderofreleva (f) for aholderofpermittokeep protectedwildlife—the (e) for aholderofmuseum (d) for aholderofrelevant (c) a the particularsofeachwhol (a) commercial wildlifelicence whole protectedplantsrecordparticulars b for apersonwhokeeps aprescribedexempt bird under (b) for aholderofcommer (a) relevant recordparticulars record book if theseeds orsporesofat (c) by theholder; iftheholderkeeps pr (ii) if theholderkeeps wholetypeArestricted (i) plants— while beingkept by theholderunderpermit;or holder underthepe animal recordparticularsfo the licence;or particulars foreachlive anim kept by theholderunderlicence;or wildlife—the animalrecord than amuseum licenceora prescribed exempt birdkept by theperson;or section 149 taking partintheactivities; and holder ofthepermit,in about theactivities the lossordestructionhappened. the holderarelostordest Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 particulars; or plants—the wholeprot protected plantpartsrecordparticulars.

includes arecordandreturnbook. 170 —the animalrecordparticularsforeach 277 carried out,underthepermit,by the rmit, thatisbr , foraperson,means— for protectedplants,means— cluding thenumberofpersons royed—particulars abouthow authority forananimal,other ype Brestrictedplantkept by licence—the cial activity permit—details e typeArestrictedplantkept nt authorityforprotected r eachanimal,kept by the particulars foreachanimal al kept by theholderunder otected plantparts—the permit tokeep protected ected plants record eeding orhasbred , forholderofa animal record s 442

4 Record of property the State books 443 s 443 4 Whereandfor how long record book must be kept 444 1 A personwhokeeps areco (1) d if awholetypeArestricte (d) if thenumber ofwholetype (c) a in asecureway— (a) the recordbook— of theState. A recordbooksuppliedby thechiefexecutive istheproperty if theholderobtainsor (b) i)ifanofficial tagwas (ii) the planthasdied;and (i) dies— propagation; or plants produced by thenaturalincrease orartificial artificial propagation—anestimateofthenumber the holderincreasesbecaus ifanofficial tagwas attachedto,ormoved with, (ii) the particulars of the transaction; and (i) restricted plantunderthe ii for aholder, orareleva (iii) forapersonwhokeeps a prescribed exempt (ii) for aholderofcommercialactivity permit—in (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 the plant—the identification code forthetag. the tag;or the plant thatwas sold—t A while themobilefacility forwhich the (A) commercial wildlife licence (mobile)— bird—at theplacepersonkeeps thebird;or under thepermit;or the vehicle used fortheactivity beingcarriedout activities under the lic licence isgrantedbeingusedtocarryout 278 rd bookundertheActmustkeep licence under atransaction— disposes ofawholetypeA attached to,oraccompanied, d plantkept by theholder nt personforaholder, ofa A restrictedplants kept by e ofnaturalincreaseor he identification codeof ence, theparticularsof s 444

s 444 172 See the See 172 must be kept) documents 473 (Period for particular which Section 171 (Records—commercial 18(3) sections (Records— the requirements for record books required be to kept required under the books Act. forrecord requirements the 4 (Generalprovisions),See also chapter 3 Also, subsection(1) issubj (3) However, ifapersonisdisplayingananimalunderwildlife (2) Nature Conservation (Macropod Ha b for theperiodrequiredundersection473. (b) book atadifferent place. conservation planthatrequires Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. book inasecureway intheperson’s possession. person must,whiledisplayingtheanimal,keep therecord demonstrator licence orawildlifeexhibitor licence, the Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits v for apersonauthorised (v) foraholder, orareleva (iv) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 the placestatedinconservation plan;and conservation plan thatre holder ofarelevant au if theholderisa cor (B) at thelicensedpremisesforauthority;or (A) permit oracommercial relevant authorityotherthanacommercialactivity thelicensedpremisesfor otherwise—at (B) wildlife licence). wildlife commercial wildlife harv is intheState;or business—at anoffice of premises fortheaut licence; or record book—inthefacility; or which arerequiredtobeincludedinthe 279 172 part 3 (Provisions about record books) for books) record (Provisions about 3 part rvesting) Conservation Plan 1994, Plan Conservation rvesting) ect toany provision ofa the person tokeep the record thority forwildlifeundera to keep arecordbookfor nt personforaholder, ofa wildlife licence (mobile)— poration andthelicensed lates tothewildlife—at hority arenotopenfor esting licence) and19(3) licence) esting thecorporationthat 171 s 444

446 When When record tobeincluded particulars in record book 446 General information thatmu 445 s 445 174 See, forlicencescons See, 174 also, See section 99(Proce 173 Additionalinformation tobe 447 wildlife harvestingwildlife licence) (Macropod 1994 Plan Conservation Harvesting) 2 The holdermustensure the following information about the (2) This sectionappliesonly toa (1) However, subsection(1)doesnot (2) Apersonrequiredtokeep (1) However, subsection(1)issubjecttoany provision ofa (2) A personrequiredtokeep (1) licences a if theanimalissickorinjured— (a) day requiredundersubsection(3)— animal isincludedinthere a sick,injuredororphan licence iftheholder, orareleva different day. requires thepersontoinclude Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. book isincludedontheprescrib ensure a recordparticular require in thebook. conservation planabouttheinfo for anotherperson—120penaltyunits. (b) for aholderofcommerci (a) Maximum penalty— included intherecordbook. ensure the relevant record particulars fortheperson are units; or Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 174 dure if wildlife stolen). if wildlife dure and 19(Records—commerci ervation plan macropods, the ervation the macropods, plan 280 ed animalunderthelicence. included for wildlife exhibitor a recordbookundertheActmust a recordbookundertheActmust st beincludedrecord in book 173 cord bookforthelicenceon nt personfortheholder, keeps holder ofawildlifeexhibitor ed dayfortheparticular. rmation thatmustbeincluded al activity permit—50penalty , section18(Records—commercial d tobeincluded intherecord applyifaconservation plan the record particular on a al wildlifelicence). Nature Conservation s 447

4 Informationlegible and accurate mustcomplete, be 448 s 448 449 Requirement toproduce Requirement 449 3 For subsection(2),thedayth (3) 2 The personmust— (2) This sectionappliestoape (1) The person musttheensure informationentered inthe (2) This sectionappliestoape (1) d if subsection(2)(c)appli (d) if subsection(2)(b)appl (c) if subsection(2)(a)(ii)a (b) if subsection (2)(a)(i) applies—thedaytheperson (a) included isasfollows— Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. if theanimalisreleased (c) b if theanimalwas orphane (b) record bookundertheAct. Maximum penalty—100penaltyunits. is inink. (c) is legible; and (b) is completeandaccurate; and (a) book— record bookundertheAct. release. taken; administered; becomes aware ofthenaturesicknessorinjury; animal isreleased intothewild. wasanimal taken; i)any treatmentadministeredtotheanimal; (ii) the natureofthesicknessorinjury; (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 281 or surrender recordor surrender book rson whoisrequiredtokeep a rson whoisrequiredtokeep a pplies—the daythetreatmentis e informationisrequiredtobe es—the daytheanimalof ies—the daytheanimalwas d—the placefromwherethe into thewild—the daythe s 449

450 Requirement tonotifychief Requirement executive of loss etc. 450 s 450 5 Persons must interfere withrecordnot books 451 3 In thissection— (3) However, subsection(1)do (2) A personmustnotinterferewitharecordbooksupplied by (1) Ifthepersonwhokeeps th (3) Thepersonwhoisrequired (2) Thissectionappliesif a (1) a removing apagefromthe recordbook;and (a) interfere with executive. of operationsifthepersongi removes, fromarecord book,apagethatiscopy ofa return Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. the chief executive. Maximum penalty—40penaltyunits. subsection (2)of the theft, destruction ordamage,not immediately afterbecoming person mentionedinsubsection (2),thepersonmust, Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. damaged. notice statingthebook destruction ordamage,give must immediatelyafterbecomi stolen, lost,dest Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. if asked, inwriting,by thechiefexecutive, surrenderthe (b) if asked by aconservati (a) book tothechiefexecutive. book forinspectionby theofficer; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , arecordbook,includes— royed ordamaged. 282 has beenstolen, record bookkept undertheActis loss, destructionordamage. e bookundertheActisnot es notapplytoapersonwho to keep thebook undertheAct ify thepersonmentionedin on officer, producetherecord the chief executive awritten ng aware ofthetheft,loss, aware ofthetheft,loss, ves the page tothe chief lost, destroyed or s 451

5 Definitionsfor pt4 453 Provisions aboutreturnof ofpt4 Application 452 Part 4 s 452 b for acommercialwildli (b) a for acommercialactivit (a) prescribed period activity permitforfilming orphotography. permit grantedunderchapter commercial activitypermit In thispart— executive a returnof This partappliestoaperson covering, erasingormodifyi (b) i)ifthelicenceendswi (ii) each period of1yearst (i) permit orscientif farming licence, museum lic demonstrator licence, wildlifeexhibitor licence, wildlife commercial wildlifelicence (mobile),wildlife month, forwhichthe permitis inforce; or book. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 B ending onthedaylicenceends;or (B) A starting onthedayaf (A) subparagraph (i)—theperiod— granted; and operations licence ended;and immediately precedingtheyearinwhich

means— operations undertheAct. 283 ic purposespermit—

y permit—eachmonth,orpart means acommercialactivity 2, otherthanacommercial fe licence foran animal, required togive thechief ence, educationalpurposes thin ayearmentionedin ng anentryintherecord arting afterthe licence is ter the end of the year s 453

s 453 e for acommercialwildlifelicence for protected plants— (e) for apermittokeep protectedwildlife— (d) for acommercialwildlifeharvesting licence, (c) i)ifthelicenceends (ii) each periodof 6months (i) otherwise—the daytheanimal diesorescapes; (ii) if theholderofpermitisrequiredtokeep a (i) ifthelicenceends (ii) each periodof3months (i) keep commonwildlife— mitigation permit orcollect recreational wildlifeharvesting licence, damage Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 B ending onthedaylicenceends. (B) starting ontheday (A) mentioned insubpara granted; and if the permit ends wi (B) each periodof1year (A) record bookforananimalkept underthepermit— licence ends;or preceding theperiodandendingonday on thedayafter3monthperiodimmediately mentioned insubparagraph(i)—theperiodstarting granted; and and month periodinwhic month periodimmediat and endingonthedaypermitends;or preceding theyearinwhichpermitended the dayafterendof subsubparagraph (A)—theperiodstartingon is issued;and 284 graph (i)—theperiod— within a6monthperiod within a3monthperiod ion authoritytotake and starting afterthelicenceis starting afterthelicenceis thin ayearmentionedin after theendof6 starting afterthepermit theyearimmediately h thelicenceended; ely precedingthe6 s 453

455 When When return ofoperations 455 andnature Form of return of operations 454 s 454 7 See— 175 • for for a commercialwildlifeharvesting li • wildlife harvesting arecreational for • • for a recreational wildlife harvesting wildlife a recreational for • 4 However, subsection(2)does not (4) Subsection (2)applies even ifnorelevant event forthe return (3) The personmustensure the returnisgiven tothechief (2) 5 In thissection— (5) This section appliestoapers (1) The returnisthe (3) The returnmustbeintheapproved form. (2) This sectionappliesifaperson (1) Conservation Plan 1995 Plan Conservation conservationquail—the plan Harvesting) Conservation Plan 1994 Plan Harvesting) Conservation conservation a macropod—the plan for licence of tags) return and (Returns Nature (Eulo Lizard 1995 Conservation Plan Races)Conservation o hc hyms egiven be must they which for by adifferent day. requires theholdertogive the happened duringtheprescribedperiod. Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. within— (b) for eachprescribedperiodfortheauthority;and (a) executive— executive areturnofoperationsundertheAct. executive areturnof i)foranotherrelevant (ii) for areturnforcommercialactivity permit—30 (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 prescribed periodfortheauthority. days aftereachprescribedperiodforthepermit;or , section 9 , section (Returns) property oftheState. 175 operations undertheAct. 285 Nature (DuckQuail) Conservation and , section 20 (Returns). 20 , section licence for a conservalicence for must be given and theperiod cence or a recreational harvestingor a wildlife cence licence for a conservation plan duck or return foradifferent periodor on requiredtogive thechief authority—14 da is requiredtogive thechief applyifaconservation plan Nature (Macropod Conservation tion planlizard—the ys aftereach , section 13 , section s 455

457 Requirement about Requirement way andperiod for which return 457 Informationlegible and accurate mustcomplete, be 456 s 456 177 See, See, however, how be andfor must kept). book (Where record 444 long section 177 must be kept) documents 473 (Period for particular which Section 176 3 Thissection doesnotapplyifthe (3) The personmustkeep acopy ofthereturn— (2) This sectionappliestoapers (1) (3) However, subsection (2)(b) The person mustensure th (2) This sectionappliestoapers (1) foeain utb kept be must operations of a recordandreturnbook. Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. for theperiodrequiredundersection473. (b) in asecureway attheli (a) executive a returnof the nominated returnretrieval system. for macropods by electronically that isgiven, onorafter1Ju Maximum penalty—100penaltyunits. is inink. (c) is legible; and (b) is completeandaccurate; and (a) return— executive areturnof particulars ofwhichmustbeincludedinthereturn. relevant event authority forwhichitisgiven; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , forareturnofopera operations undertheAct. operations undertheAct. 286 177 and (c)donotapplytoareturn ly 2005,forarelevant authority censed premisesfortherelevant e informationincluded inthe on requiredtogive thechief on requiredtogive thechief communicating thereturnto copy ofthe returnisapartof tions, meansanevent the 176 s 457

459 Requirement tonotifychief Requirement executive of loss etc. 459 toproduce Requirement ofoperationsforreturn 458 s 458 6 Interferingoperations of withreturn 460 2 In thissection— (2) A personmustnot interfere (1) In thissection— (3) The personmust,immediatel (2) This sectionapplies if— (1) The personmust,if (2) This sectionappliestoapers (1) inspection Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. copy ofthereturnforinspectionby theofficer. operations. return ofoperations erasing ormodifyinganentryonthereturn. interfere with Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. operations. return ofoperations Maximum penalty—120penaltyunits. destroyed ordamaged. written noticestatingthe retu theft, loss,destruction ordama the returnisstolen,lost,destroyed ordamaged. (b) a personkeeps areturnofoperationsundertheAct;and (a) executive areturnof Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , areturnofoperati asked by aconservation officer, producea operations undertheAct. 287 includesacopy ofthereturn includesacopy ofthereturn with areturnofoperations. y afterbecomingaware ofthe on requiredtogive thechief ge, give thechiefexecutive a rn hasbeenstolen,lost, ons, includescovering, s 460

462 Additional fee Additional andpermits licences for particular 462 Fees payable Fees Fees 461 generally Division 1 5 Part s 461 6 Reduced fee forland-holders particular 463 1 This sectionappliesto (1) This sectionappli (1) 2 If theholderhasnotdoneeith (2) d a commercialwildlifeha (d) a commercialwildlifeli (c) a commercial wildlifeha (b) a commercialwildlifelicenceformacropods; (a) glossy blackcockatoo( (a) following animals— licence orapermit tokeep pr The feespayableundertheAc c green python ofthe (c) palm cockatoo( (b) b inserted anapproved electromagneticimplantinto the (b) taken abiologicaltissuesa (a) permit— must pay twicethefeestated, plants. viridis to the chief executive. animal andgiven theidentification code fortheimplant given ittoanapproved scientific institution; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ). es toaholderof Probosciger aterrimus thefollowing licences— 288 Australian population( Calyptorhynchus funereus cence forprotectedplants; in schedule7,forthelicenceor t arestatedinschedule7. rvesting licenceformacropods; otected wildlifeforany ofthe er ofthefollowing, theholder rvesting licence for protected mple from theanimaland recreational wildlife ); Morelia ); s 463

s 464 6 Reduced fee ifroyalty payable permit another under 464 1 This sectionappliestoaco (1) In thissection— (3) If the licence isgranted toaprescribed person fortheland (2) under apermitthe for takingaprotectedplantfo licence forprotectedplantsifth if theland-holder ofth (b) if theland-holderof (a) prescribed person has acontrollingrolein (b) is amemberofthecorporation;and (a) controlling member child orgrandchild. (c) brother orsister; or (b) parent orgrandparent; (a) close relative the licence. payable forthelicenceishalf from wherethemacropodsorpl ii a close relative of (iii) theindividual iftheindividual lives ontheland; (ii) a corporationforwh (i) following persons— acontrolling memberof (ii) the corporationifa (i) following persons— corporation. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 relative lives ontheland; land; controlling memberiftheindividual lives onthe controlling memberlives ontheland;or corporation lives ontheland; , ofanindividual, meanstheindividual’s— , forland,means— , ofacorporation,meanspersonwho— 289 Forestry Act1959 the feestated,inschedule7,for e landisanindividual—the mmercial wildlifeharvesting e licenceisgrantedtoaperson r whicharoyalty ispayable the individual iftheclose ants are tobetaken, thefee controlling memberofthe land isacorporation—the themanagementof ich theindividual is a thecorporationif , section56. s 464

6 Exemption from fee for part 466 Exemptions Exemption from fee for ca 465 Division 2 s 465 6 Exemption from fee permit 468 Exemption from fee for pa 467 3 Also, nofeeispayableforatagsupplied tothesecretary (3) No feeispayable forthelicence. (2) This sectionappliestoar (1) The feepayableforthelice (2) licences lizards for licence wildlife harvesting persons granted for the lifeofananimal. No fee ispayable for apermitto the animalistobeusedforgenuinescientificresearch (b) the licenceisgrantedto (a) if— No fee ispayable forawildlife under chapter3,part10,division 2. Opals. of secretary ofthecommittee licence foraconservation plan Torres Strait IslanderLandAct1991. for, thenationalparkunder a nationalparktopreparecl No feeispayableforacamping schedule 7,forthelicence. or educationalpurposesrelatingtowildlifefarming. institution; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 290 mping permit for particular for permit mping particular rticular wildliferticular farming s to keep protecteds tokeep wildlife icular holdersicular recreational of ecreational wildlifeharvesting theCunnamulla–EuloFestival nce is half th aim to,oramanagementplan farminglicence foran animal keep protected wildlifethatis Aboriginal LandAct1991 permit forapersonwhoisin aresearchoreducational lizard thatisgrantedtothe e feestated,in s 468 or

7 Exemptionfrom fee for recreationalwildlifeharvesting 470 Exemption from fee for part 469 s 469 7 Exemptionfrom fee for recreationalwildlifeharvesting 471 2 No feeispayable fortheauthority. (2) This sectionappliestoa (1) licence for protected plants that would be be destroyed would that plants protected for licence and replanted thatwill plants be propagated protected whole for licence b the plantisto (b) the licenceisgranted (b) licences forawholeprotectedplantif— No feeispayable forarecreationalwildlife harvesting the plantwould have, orislikely tohave, beendestroyed (b) the licenceisgrantedtoa (a) licences foraprotectedplantif— No feeispayable forarecreationalwildlife harvesting a school,college, university oruniversity college. (c) a non-profit organisation (b) the Queensland Ambulance Service; (a) protected wildlifeifgrantedtoorforany ofthefollowing— to havebeendestroyed under an Act likelyis or have would paragraphfor plant a Examples when of (b) from whereitistaken. organisation; and under an Act, ifthe li member ofarecreationalplant society;and association; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 .Adevelopment approval underthe 3. 2. A person holds a tree clearing permit under the under the permit clearing a tree Apersonholds 2. allowsthat Act under the permit clearing a holds Aperson 1. the person todestroythe person the plant. destroy the plant. destroy the 1997 1994 allowsthat destroy person to theplant. the for the clearing vegetationof theclearing for allows to a person be propagatedandre 291 cence werenotgranted. icular collectionauthorities icular collection authorityfordead to avoluntary conservation recreational plantsocietyora that isanincorporated — Integrated Act Planning planted inthe area Land Act s 471

Part 6 Other general provisions Other general Period for documents must which particular be kept 473 Part 6 Exemptionfrom fee for recreationalwildlifeharvesting 472 s 472 178 Section 99 (Procedure if wildlife stolen), 105 (Requirement tokeep andproduce (Requirement 105 stolen), wildlife if (Procedure 99 Section 178 See also section 444 (Where and for how bekept). andfor must (Where book 444 record See alsosection long operations must be kept) of return which for period way and about (Requirement 457 or keeprecords) to activities), particular keep 394 (Requirement about must report (Particular holders 246 ofdisplays), number minimum about (Condition activities 226 licence), under about to keep report 177(Requirement wildlife), prohibited or international buying protected, for movement selling or 107(Identification requirement advice), 2 Thepersonmustkeep the bookordocumentfor— (2) This sectionappliesto— (1) iec o rtce ln at htwl epropagated be will that and replanted parts plant protected for licence b if paragraph(a)doesnotapply— (b) if aconservation planfor (a) a person requiredto keep adocumentundersection99, (b) a personrequiredtokeep (a) be propagatedandreplantedinth vulnerable, rare orcommon plant iftheseed ormaterial is to licences foraseedorotherpropagating materialofa No feeispayable forarecreationalwildlife harvesting i for abookordocument a (i) conservation plan;or or documentmustbekept or documentrelatesstatestheperiodforwhichbook 105, 107,177,226,246,394or457. return book,suppliedby thechiefexecutive; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 wildlife; or ceases toholdany relevant authorityforthe relevant authority—atleast 292 the wildlifetowhichbook a recordbook,orand e areafromwhereitistaken. —the periodstatedinthe bout wildlifekept undera 2yearsaftertheperson 178 s 473

475 Prescribed class—Act, Prescribed s130 475 tonotifych Requirement 474 s 474 180 Section 184 184 (Provision Section allowto forest former reservesbeekeeping inparticular until 180 cards) theAct of 130 (Identity Section 179 for forest continuation Prescribed reserves temporary 475A 2025) of the Act of the 2025) 2 The holdermustimmediatelyafterchangingthenameor (2) This section applies toaholder ofarelevant authorityifthe (1) of beekeeping—Act, s184 beekeeping—Act, of matters stated inschedule 9A. For section184 has anidentitycardissued (b) is anofficer ofanotherdepartment;and (a) prescribed class For section130 Maximum penalty—10penaltyunits. the new nameoraddress. (b) the holderhasmadeacha (a) address give thechiefexecutive awrittennoticestating— postal, residentia (b) name; or (a) holder changestheholder’s— b for anotherbookordoc (b) person isaconservation officer undertheAct. address; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 which thebookordocumentrelates. after the personceasesto 180 iftheperson— 179 oftheAct,prescrib oftheAct,aperson 293 l orbusiness address. ief executive of particular ief executiveof particular by the department statingthe nge totheperson’s nameor ument—at least2years keep thewildlifeto ed forestreserves are is anofficer ofa s 475A

iiin1Definitions Definitionsfor ch 5 477 Division 1 Transitional provisions for Chapter 5 Approved476 forms s 476 7 Continuing force existing of licences particular Continuing force ofparticular 478 Division 2 2 From thecommencement, theexisting licence,and any (2) This sectionappliestoth (1) conditions oftheexis an international wildlifelicence. (b) a recreational wildlife(specialist) licence; (a) commencement ofthissectionorgrantedunder 487— existing licence section 478. Regulation 1994 unamended regulation Other Legislation AmendmentRegulation (No.3)2003 amending regulation In thischapter— The chiefexecutive mayapprove formsforuseundertheAct. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 authorities N.3 2003 3) (No. Amendment Regulation Other Legislation Nature Conservation and asinforcebeforethecommencement of ) inforceimmediately before the ting licence,have force as iftheexisting

294 means the

means the e following licences(eachan Nature Conservationand Nature Conservation . s 478

480 Applications in progress licences Applications forparticular Effect of 480 Division 3 Continuing force of existing rescue permits 479 s 479 481 Applications in progress for Applications permits rescue 481 2 From thecommencement, theapplication istaken to bean (2) This section appliestoanappl (1) From thecommencement, theapplication istaken to bean (2) This sectionappliestoan (1) Subsection (2)has effect onl (3) From the commencement, (2) This sectionappliestoarescu (1) Subsection (2)hasef (3) application forarehabilita commencement ofthissection. an animaliftheapplicationis application forarecreationalw an international wildlifelicence foran animal. (b) a recreational wildlife(specialist) licence forananimal; (a) commencement ofthissection— following iftheapplication is permit. on therescuepermit. permit were arehabilitation perm conditions oftherescuepermit, section 487. before the commencement of th licence. identified ontheexisting licence. licence were a recreational wild Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 atclrapiain nprogress applicationsin particular fect onlyforthetermof existing 295 commencementon tion permitfortheanimal. the rescuepermit,andany notfinally decided beforethe application foreitherofthe e permit,inforceimmediately y fortheterm oftherescue ildlife licence forthe animal. ication forar not finally decidedbeforethe have forceasiftherescue life licence forthewildlife is sectionor it forthewildlifeidentified escue permitfor granted under s 481

484 Appeal tobedecided Appeal under provisions before 484 ofdiv4 Application 483 Definitionsfor div 4 Effect of 482 Division 4 s 482 485 Effect of court decision togrant permit licence Effector of court 485 commencement b for anapplication for are (b) for anapplicationforar (a) the chief executive must grant— If thecourtdecidesth unamended regulation. The courtmustdecidethe the appealwas startedbut notdecided beforethe (b) the decisionbeingappealed (a) Magistrates Court if— This division appliestoanappeal(a continuing appeal In thissubdivision— rehabilitation permit fortheanimal. or animal—a recreationalwildli licence orinternational wildlifelicence foran commencement ofthissection. a rescue permit foran animal;and (ii) a recreationalwildlife (i) refusal togrant— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 international wildlifelicence for ananimal; or particular appeals particular

see at thelicenceorpe 296

section 483. commencementon ecreational wildlife (specialist) continuing appealunderthe scue permitforan animal—a against in theappealis fe licencefortheanimal; (specialist)licenceor continuing appeal rmit mustbegranted, ) tothe s 485

487 Effect of court decision to not grant licence orpermit decisiontonot licence grant Effect of court 487 decisiontoreturnsmatter back Effect of court to chief 486 s 486 3 The chief executive must follow thecourt’s directions tothe (3) The applicationistaken tobe— (2) This section appliesif (1) executive b any furtherdecisionabout (b) the applicationcontinues (a) despite thecommencement oftheamending regulation— If thecourtconfirms thedeci extent possible. for anapplicationforare (b) for anapplicationforar (a) executive withdirections. rehabilitation permit fortheanimal. under theunamendedregulation. for anapplication (iii) foranapplicationinternationalwildlife (ii) for an application forarecreational wildlife (i) or animal—a recreationalwildli licence orinternational wildlifelicence foran Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 animal—a rescuepermitfortheanimal;and licence fortheanimal;or licence forananimal—aninternationalwildlife wildlife (specialist) licence for theanimal; or (specialist) licenceforan thecourtreturnsmattertochief 297 ecreational wildlife(specialist) to be anapplication for— sion beingappe for arescue permitforan scue permitforan animal—a the applicationmustbemade fe licencefortheanimal; animal—a recreational aled against, s 487

488 References to permits rescue to References References to 488 Division 5 s 488 to arehabilitationpermitgrantedundertheAct. under theActis,ifcontext pe In anAct ordocument,arefere Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Acts ordocuments 298 rescuepermitsin nce toa rescue permitgranted rmits, taken tobeareference s 488

at1Conservation parks Anderson Street Conservationand Kamerunga Parks 1 Part 1 Powers oftrustees of Schedule 1 Beachmere, Buckleys Byron Hole, Creek, Neurum Creek, 2 1 The trusteesofe (1) However, thetrusteesdonothave power— (2) The trusteesofthe Anderson (1) he tto re n Wararba Conservation Creek Parks and Creek Station Sheep Neurum CreekConservation Park Byron CreekConservation Park • Buckleys HoleConservation Park • Beachmere Conservation Park • • powers ofthechiefexecutive underchapters1and2— for theconservation park for whichthey arethetrustee, to grantany ofthefollowing— (b) to charge afeeforentrytothepark;or (a) chapters 1and2. they arethetrustee,powers Kamerunga Conservation Park ha i)apermittotake, use,ke (ii) an Aboriginal tradition (i) ii a commercialactivity (iii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 or naturalresources; resources reserves conservation parksor ach ofthefollowing conservation parkshave, 299 Street Conservation Park orthe ofthechiefexecutive under or specialactivities permit. or Islandcustomauthority; ep orinterferewithcultural ve, fortheparkwhich section 26

3 Bukkulla Bukkulla 3 Conservation Park 4 Denmark Hill, Flinders DenmarkHill, Peak, Ipswich Pteropus, Mount 4 (1) The trusteesofea The (1) However, thetrusteesdonothave power— (2) The trusteesofBukkulla Conservation Park have, forthe (1) However, thetrusteesdonothave power— (2) et)Cnevto Parks Depth) Conservation Rock andWhiteRock (Limited White Beau Brummell, powers ofthechiefexecutiveunderchapters1and 2— for theconservation parkforwhich they the trustee,the to grantany ofthefollowing— (b) to charge afeeforentrytothepark;or (a) chapters 1and2. conservation park,thepowers to grantany ofthefollowing— (b) to charge afeeforentrytothepark;or (a) Wararba CreekConservation Park. Sheep StationCreekConservation Park • • c to approve theuseof (c) i)apermittotake, use,ke (ii) an Aboriginal tradition (i) apermittotake, use,ke (ii) an Aboriginal tradition (i) i)astockgrazing,musteringortravelling stock (iv) a commercialactivity (iii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 resources. permit; or or naturalresources; Schedule 1(continued) ch ofthefollowingconservationparkshave, 300 a herbicide orpesticide. of thechiefexecutive under or specialactivities permit; or Islandcustomauthority; or Islandcustomauthority; ep orinterferewithcultural ep orinterferewithcultural

5 Lake Broadwater Lake Park Conservation 5 2 However, the trusteesdonothavepower— (2) The trusteesofLakeBroadwat (1) However, thetrusteesdonothavepower— (2) b to grantany ofthefollowing— (b) to charge afeeforentrytothepark;or (a) chapters 1and2. the conservationpark,powers to grantany ofthefollowing— (b) to charge afeeforentrytothepark;or (a) White Rock(LimitedDepth)Conservation Park. White RockConservation Park • Mount BeauBrummellConservation Park • Ipswich PteropusConservation Park • Flinders PeakConservation Park • Denmark HillConservation Park • • c to approve theuseof (c) c to approve— (c) i)apermittotake, use,ke (ii) an Aboriginal tradition (i) apermittotake, use,ke (ii) an Aboriginal tradition (i) ii a stockgrazingor (iii) astockgrazing,musteringortravelling stock (iv) a commercialactivity (iii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 or naturalresources; permit; or or naturalresources; Schedule 1(continued) 301 a herbicide orpesticide. travelling stock permit;or er ConservationParkhave,for or specialactivities permit; ofthechiefexecutiveunder or Islandcustomauthority; or Islandcustomauthority; ep orinterferewithcultural ep orinterferewithcultural

6 Lark Quarry Conservation Park Quarry Lark 6 7 Mount Whitfield Conservation ParkWhitfield Conservation Mount 7 2 However, the trusteesdonothavepower— (2) The trusteesofMountWhitfie (1) However, thetrusteesdonothave power— (2) The trusteesofLarkQuarry (1) Also, the trustees may grant (3) a to charge afeefor entry tothepark;or (a) chapters 1and2. the conservationpark,powers to grantany ofthefollowing— (b) to charge afeeforentrytothepark;or (a) chapters 1and2. conservation park,thepowers for acommercialactivity associatedwiththeconduct of (b) to avendor offoodandbeverages temporarilywithin (a) only— c to approve theuseof (c) i)thelandingofanairc (ii) the useofaherbicideorpesticide; or (i) i)apermittotake, use,ke (ii) an Aboriginal tradition (i) power boatactivities. trustees; or the conservation parkforanevent approved by the i)astockgrazing,musteringortravelling stock (iv) a commercialactivity (iii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 permit; or or naturalresources; Schedule 1(continued) 302 a herbicide orpesticide. Conservation Park have, for the ld ConservationParkhave,for a commercialactivitypermit raft orrecreational craft. of thechiefexecutive under or specialactivities permit; ofthechiefexecutiveunder or Islandcustomauthority; ep orinterferewithcultural

Springwood Conservation Park 8 2 However, thetrusteesdonothavepower— (2) The trusteesofSpringwoodC (1) 3 Also, the trustees may grant— (3) b to grantany ofthefollowing— (b) to charge afeeforentrytothepark;or (a) chapters 1and2. conservation park,thepowers to grantany ofthefollowing— (b) c to approve theuseof (c) b a specialactivities perm (b) activity a commercial (a) i)apermittotake, use,ke (ii) an Aboriginal tradition (i) apermittotake, use,ke (ii) an Aboriginal tradition (i) i)astockgrazing,musteringor travelling stock (iv) a commercialactivity (iii) Aeroglen quarry. associated withtheconduct the Aeroglenquarry; and activity associatedwithth Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 permit; or or naturalresources; or naturalresources. Schedule 1(continued) 303 a herbicide orpesticide. permit onlyforacommercial onservation Parkhave, forthe it onlyfora special activity e conductofrockclimbingat of thechiefexecutiveunder or specialactivities permit; or Islandcustomauthority; or Islandcustomauthority; ep orinterferewithcultural ep orinterferewithcultural of rockclimbingatthe

at2Resources reserves Blackbraes, Flat Cudmore, 9 Part 2 2 However, thetrusteesdonothavepower— (2) The trusteesofeachthefo (1) n tnsCutyResources Reserves Country and Stones b to grantany ofthefollowing— (b) to charge afeeforentrytothereserve; or (a) Stones CountryResourcesReserve. Moonstone HillResourcesReserve • Flat Top RangeResourcesReserve • Cudmore ResourcesReserve • Blackbraes ResourcesReserve • • powers ofthechiefexecutiveunderchapters1and2— for theresourcesreservewhichtheyaretrustee, c to approve theuseof (c) i)apermittotake, use,ke (ii) an Aboriginal tradition (i) i)astockgrazing,musteringortravelling stock (iv) a commercialactivity (iii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 permit; or or naturalresources; Schedule 1(continued) 304 TopHill Moonstone Range, a herbicide orpesticide. llowing resourcesreserveshave, or specialactivities permit; or Islandcustomauthority; ep orinterferewithcultural ea a ainlPr allareas all Cedar BayNationalPark Cape Upstart NationalPark alltidalareas allareas Cape Palmerston NationalPark alltidalareas Cape MelvilleNationalPark Bushy IslandNationalPark al Bowling GreenBayNationalPark ainlpr Areas withinnationalpark where Brampton Islands allareas Park Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill)National Bladensburg National Park National parkswherefish, National park Part 1 Taking fish,invertebrate 2 Schedule ainlPr alltidalareas National Park Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 rb a etaken be crabs may invertebrate animalsandmud parks national in mud crabs animals for useasbaitand animals may taken animals be fish,mud crabs andinvertebrate area, inlandoftheBruceHighway Gregory River 305 l areasotherthantheMtElliot tidal areasand Station Creek section 27

anreNtoa akal ti all allareas NationalPark Daintree Currawinya NationalPark Areas withinnationalpark where tidalareasotherthanin all (a) Conway National Park National park luetrIlnsNtoa akalltidalareas Gloucester IslandsNationalPark Eurimbula Creek estuary Lumholtz NationalPark) Girringun NationalPark (formerly Eurimbula NationalPark allareas Endeavour River NationalPark alltidalareas Ella BayNationa allareas allareas Edmund Kennedy National Park Dryander NationalPark allareas Diamantina NationalPark Davies CreekNationalPark akallareas l Park Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 2(continued) animals may taken animals be fish,mud crabs andinvertebrate b Repulse Creek,fromitsmouth (b) 306 Creek andMossmanGorge Tribulation, otherthan Coopers all areas longitude 148º45.6'E. latitude 20º25.5'Sand upstream fromRepulseBayat Repulse Creek,4.2km on thenorthernbankof Creek andaregulatory notice at itsjunctionwithRepulse western bankofBoulderCreek upstream toalinebetweenthe Repulse Creek;and dal areass outh ofCape akallareas alltidal areas Molle Islands National Park Park allareas RiversMitchell-Alice National allareas allareas Millstream Falls NationalPark Maria Creek NationalPark allareas Lochern NationalPark Lindeman IslandsNationa Lakefield NationalPark allareas Kurrimine BeachNationalPark allareas allareasotherthan— allareas Jardine River NationalPark Japoon NationalPark Homevale NationalPark allareas Park Hinchinbrook IslandNational Grey PeaksNational Park Areas withinnationalpark where ar all Great SandyNationalPark National park Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 2(continued) akalltidalareas l Park animals may taken animals be fish,mud crabs andinvertebrate b Eliot Creek (b) the JardineRiver and (a) all tidalareasotherthanChannel9 Creek toTenimbya linefromEliCreek tidal areasofFra Cooloola NationalPark) andthe mainland (formerlyknown as 307 and Peninsula Development Road; the JardineRiver andtheOld upstream oftheintersection of tributaries above apoint5km eas withintheparkon ser Islandnorthof etHl ainlPr BoneCreek allareas alltidalareas Whitsunday IslandsNationalPark West HillNationalPark Creek Koolomon and River Tully Welford National Park alltidalareas allareas Tully Gorge NationalPark allareas alltidalareas Swain ReefsNational Park Sundown NationalPark alltidalareas Starcke NationalPark South IslandNationalPark alltidalareas Park National South CumberlandIslands alltidalareas allareas Smith IslandsNationalPark Kalah Creek alltidalareas Russell River National Park allareas IslandsNationalPark Repulse Reliance CreekNationalPark CrystalCreek Poona NationalPark Paluma RangeNationalPark Park Northumberland IslandsNational Areas withinnationalpark where alltidalareas al North EastIslandNationalPark Newry IslandsNationalPark allareasotherthanPeachCreek Mungkan-Kandju NationalPark National park Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 2(continued) animals may taken animals be fish,mud crabs andinvertebrate below Elizabeth Grant Falls 308 l tidalareasand RabbitCreek

at2Conditions for takingfish, Part 2 Areas withinnationalpark where National park oroornNtoa akal are all Wooroonooran NationalPark alltidalareas Wild IslandNationalPark Duck A personmustnot— 1 e take fish orinvertebrate an (e) take aspeciesoffish or (d) take fish, invertebrate animalsormudcrabsinaway (c) take afish, invertebrate animalormudcrab( (a) f take any speciesof thegenus (f) take morefish, invertebra (b) which isprohibitedunderthe Fisheries Act1994 crabs whenorwheretheta prohibited underthe 1994 the number(ifany) prescribed underthe serrata spiny crays)foruseasbait. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ; or Schedule 2(continued) rb nprotected areas crabs in invertebrate animals andmud ) smallerorlarger th animals may taken animals be fish,mud crabs andinvertebrate 309 Falls andBehanaCreek ; or Fisheries Act1994 prescribed underthe Fisheries Act 1994 as otherthanBeatriceRiver te animalsormudcrabsthan imal ofaspeciesthetaking invertebrate animal ormud king isprohibitedunderthe Fisheries Act1994 an thesize(ifany) Euastacus ; or ; or Fisheries Act (freshwater ; or Scylla

oun1Column 2 Constr Barron Gorge NationalPark prescribed national park Prescribed national of park orpart Column 1 Permitted uses inprescribed Schedule 3 1682m 898341, containinganareaof Island shown aslot10on CP Park—the partofCairncross Denham GroupNational containing anareaof267m shown aslot 1onCP882212, Park—the partofFifeIsland Claremont IslesNational 1276m 882206, containinganareaof Island shown aslots1and2onCP Park—the partofLadyMusgrave Capricornia CaysNational 2 2 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ainlparks national 2 310 Permitted use d a water mainsunderBarron (d) a pumpstationonthenorth (c) a vehicle accessbridge from (b) a submerged waterintake (a) A marinenavigation use A marinenavigation use A marinenavigation use of water adayfromLake Placid— extraction ofnotmorethan50ML of the following facilities forthe Gorge Road bank oftheBarronRiver water intake tower Barron Gorge Roadtothe tower inLake Placid uction, maintenanceanduse a section 27A

ol sadNtoa akConstr Goold IslandNationalPark Column Flinders Group 2 Constr Dularcha NationalPark prescribed national park Prescribed national of park orpart Column 1 ra ad ainlPr Constr Great SandyNationalPark of 282m on CP882215,containinganarea part ofKingIslandshown aslot3 2 National Park—the Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 3(continued) 311 Permitted use A marinenavigation use seaphone repeaterandradiolink operation ofa 146.1665211 east,forthe point 18.1607525southand on anareaof6mdiameteratthe supporting structures,constructed of acommunicationstower and b a communications facility in (b) a an electricitydistribution (a) following— of underground construction details forthe main showing the routeand 10606000–003 to10606000–012 with drawing numbers main constructedinaccordance of anunderground sewer rising 254913F1 accordance withdrawing 1100532; 15994-A1 andworks plan maps 15993-A1and accordance withorthophoto communications facility in network anda uction, maintenanceanduse uction, maintenanceanduse uction, maintenanceanduse c d cabling forthe radio repeater, b

an areaof212m as lot1onCP882197,containing part ofSouthBarrow Islandshown Howick GroupNationalPark—the 203m CP882203, containinganareaof Park—the partshown aslot115on Column Holbourne IslandNational 2 Cons Green IslandNationalPark prescribed national park Prescribed national of park orpart Column 1 (a) the partofPinePeakIsland the (a) following parts— Percy IslesNationalPark—the of 326m on CP882221,containinganarea part ofWhiteRockshown aslot 11 Orpheus IslandNationalPark—the Forts’ onplanS35Mag–1 Park—the partidentified as‘The Magnetic IslandNational area of220m 1 onCP882213,containingan part ofPalfrey Islandshown aslot Lizard IslandNationalPark—the containing anareaof319m shown aslot4onCP882204, 2 2 2 2 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 3(continued) e 2 ; 312 Permitted use A marinenavigation use A marinenavigation use A marinenavigation use A communicationsuse A marinenavigation use A marinenavigation use device operation ofashipreportingradar October 1996toallow the Commonwealth landon18 tower thatwas situatedonthe structures foranextension ofthe truction anduseofsupport

containing anareaof406m shown aslot1onCP882196, Park—the partofThreeIsles Three IslandsGroupNational area ofabout2024m lot 1onplanWMT5,containingan Park—Restoration Rock,shown as Restoration IslandNational Column 2 of about4.45ha 11 onplanSO7,containinganarea Park—Eborac Island,shown aslot Possession IslandNational partofVernon the Rocks (b) prescribed national park Prescribed national of park orpart Column 1 (b) the part ofHookIslandshown the (b) (a) the partofEdward Island Park—the following parts— Whitsunday IslandsNational an areaof235m as lot1onCP882190,containing part ofPetherbridgeIslandshown Turtle GroupNationalPark—the containing anareaof235m shown aslot1onCP882205, containing anareaof261m as lot6onCP882209, containing anareaof392m shown aslot7onCP882207, 2 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 2 Schedule 3(continued) 2 2 2 2 ; 313 Permitted use A marinenavigation use A marinenavigation use A marinenavigation use A marinenavigation use A marinenavigation use A marinenavigation use A marinenavigation use

f A copy A ofaplanshowin f businessof charge, free the at during be inspected, hours, may plan copyof the A e be may copy underground drawing cabling showing ofthe ofthe A thelocation d charge, freeof beinspected, works may the plan and maps copyorthophoto A ofthe c copy A ofthedrawings may be inspected b copy A ofaplanshowin a Column 2 C Wild Cattle Island National Park prescribed national park Prescribed national of park orpart Column 1 Brisbane Leveland Brisbane Gladstone. Street, 3,Goondoon 136 charge, business department’s atthe during hours, offices Street, Ann at160 department’sofficehead Ann Street,Brisbane. at160 Brisbane. Street, Ann businessfree ofcharge, department’s the at inspected, during hours, offices160 at department’s the business at hours, during office Street,Brisbane. Ann 160 at department’sthe office Ann Street, at 160 Brisbane. Cairns. Street, McLeod 10–12 and Brisbane charge, business department’s atthe during hours, offices Street, Ann at160 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 3(continued) g thelocationoffacili g thelocationoffacili 314 Permitted use d a vehicle accesstrackwithin (d) a sightlineoftrimmed (c) a firebreak aroundthetower (b) a shippingnavigation leads (a) , freeof charge, business during hours, at of Gladstone— Queensland Transport forthePort of the following facilities by onstruction, maintenanceanduse the sightline vegetation acrosstheisland power equipment tower andassociatedsolar ties maybeinspected,freeof ties maybeinspected,freeof f

a A copy of the plan may be inspected, free of charge, during businessof charge, free the at during be inspected, hours, may plan copyof the A a Column Country ofCarlisle 2 2614,intheParish of Ossa, Ci. part thatisportion410onplan Pioneer PeaksNationalPark—the =– 1 Lakes area’ on planSec37Crater part identified asthe‘Agreement Crater Lakes NationalPark—the park National ofnational park orpart Column 1 Permitted uses innational Schedule 4 department’sofficehead Ann Street,Brisbane. at160 a Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 parks 315 Permitted use A communicationsuse services for, afacility forproviding tourism other improvements use ofbuildings, The construction,maintenanceand structures and as partof,or section 27B

Capricornia Cays NationalPark Capricornia Cays NationalPark (scientific) Minimum flying heightover 5 Schedule Wilson Island. Tryon Island • North West Island • Masthead Island • Lady Musgrave Island • Heron Island • Erskine Island • • 500ft above sealevel— The minimumheight for flying Wreck Island. West Hoskyn Island • West Fairfax Island • East Hoskyn Island • East Fairfax Island • • 500ft above sealevel— The minimumheight for flying Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 national parks national 316 over the following islands is over the following islands is eto 82 section

at1Definitions Definitionsfor sch 6 1 Part 1 Processed products Schedule 6 Processed products from derived made or particular Processed products madeor 2 Part 2 protected birds a a holderofa commercialwildlifelicencehas— (a) kept andusedeither— recreational orrestrict A dried,freeze-dried,skinned, or ofnatural productsExamples or otherhumanintervention. lost orexcreted by theanim natural product 1999 Environment ProtectionandBi export permit an animaltoidentifythe supplied, underchapter3,part approved tag In thisschedule— .Teeth of a snake thatis naturally 3. Skinofasnake that is naturally shedby thesnake. 2. Feathersofabirdthatthe 1. (Cwlth). Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 derived from protected animals means atagthatthechiefexecutive has

means apermittoexportissuedunderthe , ofananimal,means 317 ed birdifthewas lawfully taken, — animal asaprocessedproduct. bird naturally sheds or loses. bird naturallysheds al withoutany humaninducement 11, division 2,forattachingto passed in the faeces of the snake.in thefaeces passedof odiversity Conservation Act chemicallytreateddead sections 406and407 a productthatisshed,

Processed products from derived made or particular 3 Processed products from derived made or particular 4 1 The following processedproducts— (1) A deadprotectedbutterfly if— (1) 2 In thissection— (2) protected butterflies protected crocodiles b the birdwas taken, kept a (b) a the skinnedcarcass,or (a) a holderofacommercial (a) b the butterfly was taken, kept (b) b a protectedbutterfly that was lawfully taken, kept and (b) a protectedbutterfly that— (a) protected butterfly lawfully moved intotheState. i)attachedanapproved tagtothedeadbird;or (ii) mounted thedeadbird;and (i) crocodile obtainedby apersonif— placed thedead butterfl (ii) mounted thedeadbutterfly; or (i) farming licencehas— and islawfully moved intotheState. used inaplaceoutsidetheState. if thebutterfly was taken orbredinanother (iii) was lawfully taken or (ii) is afarm animalkept by aholderofwildlife (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 substance; or State—was lawfully moved intotheState;or was lawfully taken; and farming licence forthebutterfly; and Schedule 6(continued) means— 318 nd usedinanotherStateandis meat, ofadeadprotected wildlife licenceorwildlife wildlife bred fromabutterfly that andusedinanotherState y inresinoraresin-like

e an egg ofadeadprotectedcrocodileiftheegg— (e) a fullytannedskinofadeadprotectedcrocodile (d) a fullytannedskinofadeadprotectedcrocodile (c) the skinnedcarcass,or (b) f the wholeskinofadead protected crocodileif— (f) i)hasanexport permitla (ii) has haditscontentsremoved; and (i) wildlife licence orwildlifefarming licence; or obtained by apersonfrom the skinhasanexport permitlawfully attachedtoit;or obtained by apersonfrom the carcass ormeat is lawfully moved intotheState (iii) theway the carcass or (ii) the carcassormeatis (i) crocodile obtainedby apersonif— the carcassormeatwa (iii) theway thecarcassor (ii) the carcassormeatis (i) i)theskinismountedby (ii) the skin ismountedinaway todisplaythe (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 to theperson. with any applicablelaw person inanotherState;and holder totheperson;and and meat underthe with therequirementsforpacking thecarcassor licence; and commercial wildlifelicence orwildlifefarming crocodile inwhole form;and A a holderofacommer (A) persons— Schedule 6(continued) 319 Food Production (Safety)Act2000 meat, ofadeadprotected a personoutsidetheStateif wfully attachedtoit; obtained fromaholderof aholderofcommercial s lawfully moved fromthe of theotherState;and lawfully obtained froma meat ispacked complies meat ispacked complies eitherofthefollowing cial wildlifelicence; ;

2 In thissection— (2) a a protectedcrocodilethat— (a) protected crocodile another productofadead (h) the skullofadeadprot (g) b a protectedcrocodilethat (b) used inaplaceoutsidetheState. if thecrocodilewasta (iii) was lawfully taken or (ii) is afarm animalkept by a holderofwildlife (i) iftheproduct ispacked inacontainer—the (ii) the product hasanexport (i) hasanexport permitla (ii) is preparedormounted (i) the skinhasanexport (iii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 was lawfully taken; and farming licence forthecrocodile;and anexport has permitlawfully attachedtoit. (B) is transparent;and (A) container— to it;or a personoutsidetheStatewhoisauthorised, (B) a holder ofacommer (A) persons— it; State—was lawfully moved intotheState;or a person inanother (B) Schedule 6(continued) the skull; and under alaw ofthatState, toprepareormount and under alaw ofthatStat means— 320 ected crocodileiftheskull— protectedcrocodileif— was lawfully taken, kept and wfully attachedtoit; permit lawfully attachedto bred fromacrocodilethat by 1ofthefollowing ken orbredinanother permit lawfully attached State whoisauthorised, cial wildlifelicence; e, tomounttheskin;

Processed products from orderived of made particular 5 1 The following processedproducts— (1) rtce emus protected a the skinnedcarcass,orme (a) d the wholeskin ofadeadprotectedemuif— (d) the wholeskinofadeadprotectedemu iftheskinis (c) the skinnedcarcass,orme (b) ii the skinhas anapproved (iii) theway the carcass or (ii) the carcassormeatis (i) obtained by aperson if— i)theskinismountedby aholderofcommercial (ii) the skin ismountedinaway todisplaytheemuin (i) for emus; commercial wildlifelicence fleshed andtannedatthelicensedpremisesfora the carcassormeatis (iii) theway the carcass or (ii) the carcassormeatis (i) obtained by aperson if— the carcass ormeat is lawfully moved fromthe (iii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 licence fortheemu;and commercial wildlifelicence orwildlifefarming law ofthatotherState, person inanotherStatewhoisauthorised,under a wildlife licence forad whole form;and State; with any applicablelaw person inanotherState;and holder totheperson; and meat underthe with therequirementsabout Schedule 6(continued) 321 Food Production (Safety)Act2000 at, ofadeadprotectedemu at, ofadeadprotectedemu tomounttheskin;and obtained fromaholderof or wildlifefarming licence lawfully moved intothe of theotherState;and lawfully obtained froma tag lawfully attached toit: meat ispacked complies meat ispacked complies ead protectedemuora packingth e carcassor ;

2 In thissection— (2) a a protectedemuthat— (a) protected emu includes alltheinformat (b) is ofasizeandformatapproved by the chiefexecutive (a) approved mark a beak,footor (i) oil orfat derived from a (h) a featherfromalive ordeadprotectedfarm emu; (g) an egg ofalive ordeadprotectedemuiftheegg— (f) the skinfromtheleg of (e) b includes alltheinformati (b) is ofasizerequiredforproductlabel undertheemu (a) approved label ii if theemuwas taken or (iii) was lawfully taken orbr (ii) is afarm animalkept by a holderofwildlife (i) under theemucode. for ashellmarkundertheemucode;and under theemucode. label lawfully attachedtoit. foot orboneisinasealedcontainerwithanapproved hasanapproved markonit; (ii) has haditscontentsremoved; and (i) for emus; commercial wildlifelicence is fleshedandtannedatthelicensed premisesfora code; and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 lawfully moved intotheState;or lawfully taken; and farming licence fortheemu;and Schedule 6(continued)

means—

means alabelthat— means amarkthat— bone ofaprotectedfarm emuifthebeak, 322 a deadprotectedemuiftheskin dead protectedfarm emu; on requiredforaproductlabel ion requiredforashellmark or wildlifefarming licence bred inanother State—was ed fromanemuthatwas

Processed products from derived made or particular 6 1 The following processedproducts— (1) protected macropods a the skinnedcarcass,or (a) a protectedemuthatwas (b) c the skinofadeadprotectedmacropodif— (c) the skinnedcarcass,or (b) i)theway the carcass or (ii) the carcassormeatis (i) macropod obtainedby apersonif— in aplaceoutside theState. i the skin was fleshedatacommercial tanneryif— (i) the carcassormeatis (iii) theway the carcass or (ii) the carcassormeatis (i) macropod obtainedby apersonif— the carcass ormeat is lawfully moved fromthe (iii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 licence forthemacropod;and commercial wildlifelicence orwildlifefarming B the operationsatthe (B) the tanneryisthelicensedpremisesfora (A) State. with any applicablelaw person inanotherState;and holder totheperson;and and meat underthe with therequirementsabout Schedule 6(continued) Integrated Planning Act1997 of adevelopment approval underthe macropods; and commercial wildlife licence fordead 323 Food Production (Safety)Act2000 lawfully taken, kept andused meat, ofadeadprotected meat, ofadeadprotected obtained fromaholderof lawfully moved intothe of theotherState;and lawfully obtained froma meat ispacked complies meat ispacked complies tannery arethesubject packingth ; or e carcassor ;

2 In thissection— (2) b was lawfully taken, kept a (b) was taken underacommercialwildlife harvesting (a) Macropodidae that— protected macropod if themacropodwas taken intheState— (d) the placefromwhichthemacropodwas taken; (c) the datethemacropodwas taken; (b) a bone,claw, ligament,paw, (d) a if themacropodistaken unde (a) the following information— approved label State. licence formacropods;or any otherdetailsrequired (ii) the identification code ofthe tagthatwas attached (i) authority; identification details,fo authority undertheAct—thenumber, orother the macropodattachedtoit. skin isinasealedcontaine bone, claw, ligament,pa meat ortailskin,ofade i)forskinobtainedby a (ii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 macropod. under anoticede to themacropodwhenitwas taken; and the skinwas lawfully moved intotheState; (B) A the skinwas fleshed (A) the State— Schedule 6(continued) , foramacropod,means in theStatewhichitwas taken; and means a macropod ofthe family 324 claring aharvest periodforthe w, scrotum,tendon,meator ad protectedmacropodifthe nd usedinaplaceoutside the r thelicence,permit or r withan approved labelfor person fromaplaceoutside scrotum,tendon,orthetail r alicence,permitorother to bestatedonthelabel at acommercialtannery label thatincludes

Processed products from derived made or other 7 1 This sectionappliestoadead (1) 2 The following processedproducts— (2) protected animals animal towhichsections2 c the skinofthedeadprotec (c) the skinned carcass,ormeat (b) the skinned carcass,ormeat (a) i)theskinwas obtained (ii) the skinwasfullyta (i) lawfully taken, kept andusedand— the way thecarcassor (iii) thecarcassormeatis (ii) the animalwas lawfully taken, kept andusedin (i) obtained by thepersonif— theway the carcass or (ii) the carcassormeatis (i) obtained by aperson if— i)thecarcassormeatis (iv) the carcass ormeat is lawfully moved fromthe (iii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 wildlife harvesting licence fortheanimal; or commercial wildlifeli person inanotherState;and another State;and commercial wildlifelicencefortheanimal;and outside theStateandskin— State; with any applicablelaw holder totheperson; and meat underthe with therequirementsabout Schedule 6(continued) 325 Food Production (Safety)Act2000 to 6ofthisscheduleapply. protectedanimalotherthanan ted animalifthe animalwas obtained fromaholderof , ofadeadprotectedanimal , ofadeadprotectedanimal nned by theholderofa by apersonfromplace of theotherState;and lawfully obtained froma cence orarecreational meat ispacked complies meat ispacked complies lawfully moved intothe packingth e carcassor ;

Processed products from derived made or protected Processed products madeor 8 Part 3 plants f a naturalproductof (f) e the dehydrateda (e) a deadprotected animaliftheanimal— (d) b the movement oftheplant (b) the way theplantpartispacked andtaggedcomplies (a) movement permitand— the plantpartwas moved in A protectedplantpartobtainedfr i)theproductisusedonlyforretailsale. (ii) the animalhasbeenlawfully taken andisbeing (i) i)was lawfully taken, kept andused; (ii) is afarm animal;and (i) snake— i)hasanapproved taglawfully attachedtoit; (ii) was lawfully taken, kept andused; (i) other State. the Stateisauthorisedunderany applicablelaw ofthe State; and with therequirementsofany Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 lawfully kept; and B is lawfully moved intotheState; (B) was fullytannedby apersonwhois (A) Schedule 6(continued) derived from protected plants the animal;and authorised, underalaw 326 nd crystallisedvenom acommonanimalif— to theStateunderawildlife part from the otherState into om aplaceinanotherStateif applicable law oftheother of theplace,totan of asnake ifthe

3 Commercial activity Commercial permitfor filming or 3 2 Commercial activity Commercial permitfor filming or 2 permitotherthan Camping Fees for permitsfor protected 1 Part 1 Fees Schedule 7 a only1to5peopleinvo (a) photography—structure involved— (c) 6 ormorepeopleinvo 6 (c) only3to5peopleinvolved inthefilming or (b) only1or2peopleinvo (a) photography—no structuresinvolved— 16.00 4.00 . forafamily maximum (c) . eachotherperson5yearsorolder for (b) eachperson5years for (a) permit isrequired—eachnight— photography— photography— photography— photography— 2.25 . . . chief executive educational tour i)diyst e ...... 114.50 . . 114.50 dailysitefee (ii) . . application fee. (i) i)diyst e ...... 114.50 . . 228.00 dailysitefee (ii) . . application fee. (i) 56.60 . dailysitefee 114.50 (ii) . application fee. (i) 22.90 nil . dailysitefee (ii) . application fee. (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 areas or campofatypeapproved by the 327 or oldertakingpartinan if acommercialactivity lved inthefilming or lved inthe filming or lved inthefilming or sections 461to464 $

5 Group activity Group permit— 5 activity Commercial permitotherthan forfilming or 4 a plcto e 21.70 dailyfeeifspecialaccess is tobeallowed, additional (b) . fee application (a) camping feeforeachclie (e) dailyfeeforea additional (d) fee— permit 108.60 (c) . feeforrenewal application 217.00 ofpermit. (b) . fee application (a) photography— d 51ormorepeopleinvolved inthefilming or (d) only26to50peopleinvolved inthefilming or (c) only6to25peopleinvolved inthefilming or (b) use, for— special supervisionisneede 4.00 . permit takingpartintheactivity the permit takingpartintheactivity— photography— photography— photography— i eil-ae ciiyec eil 3.30 apeople-basedactivity— (ii) . . a vehicle-based activity—each vehicle (i) 2.50 1.30 . foranactivity lasting3hoursormore (ii) . for anactivity lastinglessthan3hours. (i) 496.00 . morethan2years 348.00 (iv) 174.40 . years more than1yearbut notmorethan2 43.50 (iii) . year. morethan3monthsbut notmorethan1 . (ii) 3 monthsorless (i) i)diyst e ...... 286.00 2 . dailysitefee 286.00 2 (ii) . application fee. (i) 142.00 1 . dailysitefee 142.00 1 (ii) . application fee. (i) 571.00 . 571.00 dailysitefee (ii) . application fee. (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 7(continued) 328 ch clientoftheholder nt oftheholder d, oranareareserved for ahpro ...... 1.65 . each person $

iiin1Licences for animals Fees for licences,permitsor Division 1 Part 2 50.00 . totransferapiarypermit. Application 7 permit— Apiary 6 2 Commercial wildlifelicence Commercial foranimals— wildlifelicence(wil Commercial 2 1 f o oeta er u o oeta er 333.30 . 284.40 years for morethan4yearsbut notmore than5 . (f) 226.60 years morethan3yearsbut for notmorethan4 . (e) 160.00 years morethan2yearsbut for notmorethan3 (d) 88.90 . years. morethan1yearbut for notmorethan2 59.50 (c) morethan6months but . for notmorethan1year (b) . 6monthsorless for (a) (b) for only for commercialbirdsand (b) onlycommercial for (a) reptiles— reptiles— ii o oeta er...... 1527.00 . morethan1year for (iii) 138.40 formorethan1month (ii) . for 1monthorless (i) 240.00 1 . for morethan1year 87.10 (iii) formorethan1month (ii) . for 1monthorless (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 7(continued) protected areas other authoritiesthanfor birds or onlycommercial 329 lf neato)...... 103.50 . dlife interaction) u o oeta er538.00 year but notmorethan1 435.00 year but notmorethan1 $ $

(h) for addingonlycommercialbirdsor for (h) other for commercialwildlifelicences— (g) foronlydeadmacropods— (f) onlycommercial for (e) onlycommercial for (d) (c) for onlycommercial for (c) commercial scorpionsandspiders— commercial reptiles reptiles— spiders andcommercial commercial reptiles— spiders andeither, but not spiders— i o ot rls ...... 149.80 formorethan1month . (ii) for 1monthorless (i) formorethan1month (ii) ii o oeta er...... 996.00 . for morethan1year 78.00 (iii) formorethan1month (ii) . 1monthor less for (i) 1240.00 . for morethan1year 87.10 (iii) formorethan1month (ii) . 1monthor less for (i) formore than1 year— (ii) 1yearorless— for (i) 1570.00 . for morethan1year (iii) 1283.00 . for morethan1year 98.50 (iii) formorethan1month (ii) . for 1monthor less (i) 287.00 . morethan1year for 20.50 (iii) . for 1monthorless (i) A ni h n f3 eebr20...... 1261.00 . untiltheendof31December2004. (A) B nadfo aur 05...... 1292.00 onandfrom1January2005. (B) B nadfo aur 05...... 457.00 . on andfrom1 January2005 (B) untiltheendof31D (A) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 7(continued) scorpions andcommercial scorpions andcommercial scorpions andcommercial to licencegrantedfor 330 both,commercialbirdsor birdsandcommercial u o oeta er348.00 but notmorethan1year 435.00 year but notmorethan1 451.00 but notmorethan1year u o oeta er553.00 but notmorethan1year 102.50 but notmorethan1year cme 04 446.00 . ecember 2004. $

5 Commercial wildlifeharvesting Commercial licence foranimals— 5 4000 Recreational wildlifelicence foranimals— . wildlifelicence(mobile). Commercial 4 3 i foraddingcommercial (i) b o pdr rsopos...... 210.00 . spidersorscorpions for (b) macropods— for (a) addinginternationalan for (e) addingrestrictedan for (d) fee additional ifthelicence isforinternational 153.70 (c) 51.20 . feeifthelicenceisforrestrictedanimals additional (b) . fee standard (a) adding for commercial birds tolicence granted for (k) foraddingcommercialscorpionsand (j) reptiles tolicencegrante o nml te hnitrainlaias...... 11.40 . . for animalsotherthaninternational 153.70 . animals otherthanrestricted 11.40 . animals. birds— reptiles tolicencegran only commercialreptiles birds andcommercialreptiles— or onlycommercialreptiles spiders tolicencegrante and commercialspiders— i)o n rm1Jnay20 103.50 . . onandfrom1January2005 101.00 (ii) . until theendof31December2004. (i) 287.00 . for morethan1year 51.20 (iii) formorethan1month (ii) . for 1monthor less (i) 43.00 . for morethan1year 11.40 (iii) formorethan1month (ii) . for 1monthor less (i) 1283.00 . . for morethan1year (iii) 129.30 formorethan1month (ii) . for 1monthorless (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 7(continued) imals toalicencegrantedfor d foronlycommercial birds d forcommercialscorpions 331 ted foronlycommercial birdsandcommercial imals toalicencegranted oraddingcommercial u o oeta er102.50 but notmorethan1year 15.40 but notmore than1year 451.00 but notmorethan1year $

Wildlife farming licence— 9 Wildlife exhibitor licence— 8 Wildlife demonstratorlicence— 7 Recreational wildlifeharv 6 (e) for water for buffalos— (e) (d) for reptilesofthefamil for (d) emus— for (c) crocodiles— for (b) butterflies— for (a) 2422.00 . morethan1year. for 849.00 (c) . 168.50 morethan1monthbut for notmore than 1year (b) . . 1monthorless for (a) 1594.00 . morethan1year. for 560.00 (c) . 114.50 morethan1monthbut for notmore than 1year (b) . 1monthorless for 49.00 (a) 49.00 . otheranimals for 49.00 (c) . macropods for (b) . ducksandquails. for (a) 217.00 . otheranimals for (c) Laticaudidae— i)frmr hn1ya 653.00 . formorethan1year (ii) i)frmr hn1ya 931.00 . formorethan1year (ii) . for 1yearorless (i) (i) for 1 year or less . for 1yearorless (i) 963.00 . formorethan1year (ii) . for 1yearorless (i) 2558.00 . formorethan1year (ii) . for 1yearorless (i) 326.00 . formorethan1year (ii) . for 1yearorless (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 7(continued) esting licenceforanimals— y Elapidae,Hydrophiidaeor 332 326.00 . 228.00 . 337.00 . 898.00 . 114.50 . $

iiin4Licences for protected plants Division 4 Collection authoritiesfor animals Division 3 Commercialwhalewatching permit— 11 . Permittokeep protectedwildlife. 10 Permits for animals Division 2 5Recreational wildlifelicencefo 15 Commercialwildlifelicenceforprotectedplants— 14 Collectionauthoritytotake 13 Collection authority to 12 d daily fee—each passenger— 1632.00 (d) . ifboatlengthismore than20m (c) 544.00 ifboat lengthismorethan15mbut notmorethan (b) . ifboatlengthis15morless. (a) c o oeta er 1240.00 . morethan1year. for 435.00 (c) 87.10 . morethan1monthbut for notmorethan1year (b) . 1monthorless for (a) 51.20 . . protected wildlife. 0 ...... 871.00 . 20m i)ifpassenger5yearsormorebut lessthan15 (ii) i fpsegrls hn5yas...... nil . if passenger lessthan5years (i) ii fpsegr1 er rmr 2.50 . if passenger 15yearsormore (iii) er...... 1.30 . years. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 7(continued) keep acollectionof dead n epcmo idie..65.30 . and keep commonwildlife 333 rtce lns...... 51.20 . r protectedplants 51.20 . $ $ $ a hti napoe ako h eatet...... 5.60 0.35 Tag . thatisanapproved markofthedepartment . Tag forarestricted plant 5 4 0.95 Tag foramacropodskinorcarcass— 1.35 Tag . forafarm emuskin. 3 Fees for tags Tag . forafarm crocodileskin. 2 1 Part 3 2.55 10.80 Movement . advice. 19 . Wildlife movement permit. 18 Permit andmovement advice for Division 5 Recreational wildlife harv 17 Commercialwildlifeharv 16 lns...... 49.00 . plants (b) for a for recreational wildlifeharvesting licence for (b) acommercialwildlifeharvesting for licencefor (a) 217.80 . plants arpd—ahtg 0.65 . macropods—each tag macropods—each lotof500tags— i)o n rm1Jnay20 310.00 . . onandfrom1January2005 303.00 (ii) . until theendof31December2004. (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 7(continued) oigwildlife moving esting licenceforprotected esting licenceforprotected 334 $ $

4 Record bookforotherlicences— Record 4 andreturnbookforhol Record 3 andreturnbookforhol Record 2 andreturnbookforhol Record Fees for record booksand 1 Part 5 approved An electromagne Fees for samplingor 1 Part 4 2 Consumable usedtoobtain Consumable 2 b o okwt 0pgs...... 13.60 5.60 . abookwith50pages for (b) . abookwith20pages for (a) 5.60 harvesting licenceforprotectedplan 5.50 . onandfrom1January2005 (b) . untiltheendof31December2004 (a) harvesting licenceformacropods— 22.30 21.80 . onandfrom1January2005 (b) . untiltheendof31December2004 (a) macropods— licence, orcommercialwildlifelicence(mobile),for cetfcisiuin...... 22.30 . . scientific institution an animalandstorageofthesampleby anapproved Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 7(continued) record andreturnbooks implanting animals i mln...... 11.50 . tic implant. a biologicaltissue sampleof 335 der ofcommercialwildlife der ofcommercialwildlife der ofcommercialwildlife s 11.10 . ts $ $

at6Other amendments For anamendment, otherthanachange of addressoran 1 Part 6 (b) for anotheramendment—each for (b) anamendmentof for (a) permit orauthority— payable thatisrequestedby licence, permitorother authority forwhich afeeis amendment alreadymentionedinthisschedule, ofa ra nil . area. under section42Eor42F, forane-permitcamping Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 7(continued) a campingpermitgranted, theholderoflicence, 336 aedet 11.40 . amendment. $

ceue8Domestic animals Schedule 8 The following birds— 8 An ostrich,apeafowl orpheasan 7 The larval stage ofAm 6 The captive bred domestic 5 A captive breddomesticchic 4 A camel, cat ( 3 An apiarybeeotherthananindigenousbee. 2 An alpaca,bantengcattle( 1 black-capped siskin black-capped parakeet black-capped lory black-and-white munia black lory Name Scientific barred parakeet Alexandrine parakeet African silverbill seedeater Abyssinian yellow-rumped Common Name other thanquailindigenoustoAustralia. known asthe Mexican walking fish orAxolotl. musculus Australia. than achicken, duck,gooseorturkey thatisindigenous to goat, guineapig,horse,muleorpig. Bos indicus Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 ) andbrown rat( ), deer, llamaorsheep. Felis catus schedule 10,definition 337 Rattus norvegicus ), dog( Bos banteng bystoma mexicanum, commonly form ofthehousemouse( ken, duck,gooseorturkey, other t of thefamily Phasianidae, Canis familiaris ), cattle ( Carduelis atriceps Yrrhura rupicola Lorius lory Lonchura bicolor Chalcopsitta atra lineola Bolborhynchus Psittacula eupatria Lonchura cantans Serinus xanthopygius ). domestic animal Bos taurus ), donkey, Mus or chukar chestnut-fronted macaw chattering lory cardinal lory Canada goose California quail burrowing parakeet bronze munia blue-winged macaw blue-throated parakeet blue-streaked lory blue-fronted parrot blue-crowned parakeet hanging-parrot blue-crowned blue-black grassquit blue-and-yellow macaw blossom-headed parakeet Name Scientific black-winged lory black-rumped waxbill black-headed siskin black-headed parrot black-headed munia Common Name Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 8(continued) 338 Alectoris chukarAlectoris Ara severa Lorius garrulus cardinalis Chalcopsitta Branta canadensis Callipepla californica patagonus Cyanoliseus Lonchura cucullata Ara maracana Pyrrhura cruentata Eos reticulata Amazona aestiva acuticaudata Aratinga Loriculus galgulus Volatinia jacarina Ara ararauna Psittacula roseata Eos cyanogenia Estrilda troglodytes Carduelis notata melanocephala Pionites Lonchura malacca

European greenfinch European goldfinch Eurasian skylark Eurasian siskin Eurasian linnet Egyptian goose Edwards’ pheasant eastern paradisewhydah Dybowski’s twinspot dusky-headed parakeet dusky lory harlequin andpink-headed turtle, senegal laughing, doves, includingruddy derbyan parakeet cut-throat Cuban parrot cuban grassquit crimson-bellied parakeet Name Scientific cordon bleus common waxbill common redpoll common quail common pheasant Common Name Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 8(continued) 339 Carduelis chloris Carduelis carduelis Alauda arvensis Carduelis spinus Carduelis cannabina aegyptiacus Alopochen Lophura edwardsi Vidua paradisaea dybowskii Euschistospiza Aratinga weddellii Pseudeos fuscata Streptopelia spp. Psittacula derbiana Amadina fasciata leucocephala Amazona Tiaris canora Pyrrhura rhodogaster Uraeginthus spp. Estrilda astrild Carduelis flammea Coturnix coturnix Phasianus colchicus java sparrow japanese quail jandaya parakeet island canary Indian peafowl hyacinth macaw house sparrow hooded siskin helmeted guineafowl greylag goose grey-headed munia grey-capped greenfinch grey parrot green-winged pytilia green-cheeked parakeet green peafowl green avadavat great greenmacaw goldie’s lorikeet Name Scientific golden-capped parakeet golden parakeet fiery-shouldered parakeet fan-tailed widowbird European serin Common Name Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 8(continued) 340 Padda oryzivora Coturnix japonica Aratinga jandaya Serinus canaria Pavo cristatus hyacinthinus Anodorhynchus Passer domesticus magellanica Carduelis Numida meleagris Anser anser Lonchura caniceps Carduelis sinica Psittacus erithacus Pytilia melba Pyrrhura molinae Pavo muticus Amandava formosa Ara ambigua Psitteuteles goldiei Aratinga auricapilla Aratinga guarouba Pyrrhura egregia Euplectes axillaris Serinus serinus muscovy duck monk parakeet moluccan king-parrot mindanao lorikeet military macaw meyer’s parrot maroon-tailed parakeet maroon-bellied parakeet mandarin duck mallard malabar parakeet magpie munia Madagascar redfody luzon bleeding-heart love birds lilac-crowned parrot lavender waxbill Name Scientific kalij pheasant Joby Islanddove javan munia Common Name Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 8(continued) 341 Cairina moschata Myiopsitta monachus Alisterus amboinensis johnstoniae Trichoglossus Ara militaris Poicephalus meyeri Pyrrhura melanura Pyrrhura frontalis Aix galericulata Anas platyrhynchos columboides Psittacula fringilloides Lonchura madagascariensis Foudia luzonica Gallicolumba Agapornis spp. Amazona finschi Estrilda caerulescens leucomelanos Lophura jobiensis Gallicolumbia leucogastroides Lonchura red bishop avadavat red razor-billed curassow purple-naped lory plum-headed parakeet plain-backed sparrow pin-tailed whydah pin-tailed parrotfinch pearly parakeet peach-fronted parakeet paradise shelduck painted parakeet Pacific parrotlet ornate lorikeet oriental magpie-robin orange-winged parrot orange-cheeked waxbill olive-headed lorikeet northern bobwhite Name Scientific nicobar pigeo New Zealandscaup nanday parakeet namaqua dove swan mute Common Name Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 8(continued) 342 Euplectes orix Amandava amandava Mitu tuberosa Lorius domicella cyanocephala Psittacula Passer flaveolus Vidua macroura Erythrura prasina Pyrrhura perlata Aratinga aurea Tadorna variegata Pyrrhura picta Forpus coelestis Trichoglossus ornatus Copsychus saularis Amazona amazonica Estrilda melpoda Trichoglossus euteles Colinus virginianus Caloenas nicobarica novaeseelandiae Aythya Nandayus nenday Oena capensis Cygnus olor red-headed fody red-headed finch red-fronted parrot red-fronted parakeet red-fronted macaw red-fan parrot red-faced pytilia red-crowned parrot red-crested finch red-crested cardinal red-breasted parakeet red-billed leiothrix red-billed firefinch red-bellied parrot red-bellied macaw Name Scientific red-and-green macaw red-and-blue lory red siskin red lory red junglefowl Common Name Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 8(continued) 343 Foudia eminentissima erythrocephala Amadina Poicephalus gulielmi novaezelandiae Cyanoramphus Ara rubrogenys accipitrinus Deroptyus hypogrammica Pytilia viridigenalis Amazona cucullatus Coryphospingus Paroaria coronata Psittacula alexandri Leiothrix lutea senegala Lagonosticta rufiventris Poicephalus Ara manilata Ara chloropterus Eos histrio Carduelis cucullata Eos bornea Gallus gallus sun parakeet Sudan golden-sparrow seedeater southern yellow-rumped slaty-headed parakeet silver-eared mesia silver pheasant Siamese fireback senegal parrot scarlet macaw scaly-breasted munia salmon-crested cockatoo saffron finch ruddy shelduck ruddy ground-dove rose-ringed parakeet rock pigeon rock partridge Name Scientific red-winged pytilia red-throated parrotfinch red-shouldered macaw red-lored parrot red-headed parrotfinch Common Name Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 8(continued) 344 Aratinga solstitialis Passer luteus Serinus atrogularis himalayana Psittacula Leiothrix argentauris Lophura nycthemera Lophura diardi senegalus Poicephalus Ara macao Lonchura punctulata Cacatua moluccensis Sicalis flaveola Tadorna ferruginea Columbina talpacoti krameri Psittacula Columba livia Alectoris graeca Pytilia phoenicoptera Erythrura psittacea Ara nobilis Amazona autumnalis cyaneovirens Erythrura yellow-billed cardinal yellow-bibbed lory yellow cardinal yellow canary wood duck wild turkey white-throated munia white-rumped shama white-rumped seedeater white-rumped munia white-headed munia white-fronted parrot white-eared parakeet white-bibbed ground-dove white-bellied parrot white-bellied canary white cockatoo violet-necked lory Name Scientific Victoria crowned-pigeon tricolored parrotfinch thick-billed parrot swinhoe’s pheasant swan goose Common Name Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 8(continued) 345 Paroaria capitata Lorius chlorocercus Gubernatrix cristata Serinus flaviventris Aix sponsa Meleagris gallopavo Lonchura malabarica malabaricus Copsychus Serinus leucopygius Lonchura striata Lonchura maja Amazona albifrons Pyrrhura leucotis jobiensis Gallicolumba Pionites leucogaster Serinus dorsostriatus Cacatua alba Eos squamata Goura victoria Erythrura tricolor pachyrhyncha Rhynchopsitta Lophura swinhoii Anser cygnoides zebra waxbill yellow-rumped siskin yellow-fronted parakeet yellow-fronted canary yellow-crowned parrot Name Scientific yellow-crowned bishop yellow-collared macaw greenfinch yellow-breasted yellow-billed lorikeet Common Name Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 8(continued) 346 Amandava subflava Carduelis uropygialis auriceps Cyanoramphus Serinus mozambicus ochrocephala Amazona Euplectes afer Ara auricollis Carduelis spinoides musschenbroekii Neopsittacus .

at1Exempt animals 1 Birds Part 1 Relevant protected animals Schedule 9 commercial animal schedule 10,definitions Alexandra’s parrot princess parrotor peaceful dove long-billed corella little corella king quail Gouldian finch galah elegant parrot diamond dove cockatiel orquarrion Name Scientific budgerigar brown quail Bourke’s parrot twenty-eight parrot Australian ringneckor Common Name The following birdsareexempt birds— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , recreational animal 347 exempt animal , relevant protectedanimal and Polytelis alexandrae Geopelia striata Cacatua tenuirostris Cacatua sanguinea Coturnix chinensis Erythrura gouldiae Cacatua roseicapilla Neophema elegans Geopelia cuneata hollandicus Nymphicus undulates Melopsittacus Coturnix ypsilophora Neophema bourkii semitorquatus Barnardius zonarius , controlled animal restricted animal restricted ,

at2Controlled animals 1 Birds Part 2 mannikin Name Scientific chestnut-breasted blue-faced parrotfinch black-throated finch bar-shouldered dove Adelaide rosella Common Name zebra finch western corella sulphur-crested cockatoo stubble quail eastern subspecies star finch, otherthanthe Name Scientific scarlet-chested parrot red-rumped parrot rainbow lorikeet Common Name The following birdsare controlledbirds— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 9(continued) 348 castaneothorax Lonchura Erythrura trichroa Poephila cincta Geopelia humeralis adelaidae Platycercus elegans Taeniopygia guttata Cacatua pastinator Cacatua galerita Coturnix pectoralis ruficauda other than Neochmia ruficauda, Neophema splendida haematonotus Psephotus Trichoglossus haematodus haematodus N r. N. turquoise parrot scaly-breasted lorikeet red-capped parrot lorikeet rainbow (red-collared) Port Lincolnringneck pale-headed rosella painted finch painted button-quail masked finch long-tailed finch little button-quail hooded parrot emerald dove eastern rosella double-barred finch Name Scientific diamond firetail crimson rosella crested pigeon common bronzewing Common Name Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 9(continued) 349 Neophema pulchella chlorolepidotus Trichoglossus spurius Purpureicephalus rubritorquatus haematodus Trichoglossus zonarius Barnardius zonarius Platycercus adscitus Emblema pictum Turnix varia Poephila personata Poephila acuticauda Turnix velox Psephotus dissimilis Chalcophaps indica Latycercus eximius bichenovii Taeniopygia guttata Stagonopleura elegans Platycercus elegans (Geophaps) lophotes Ocyphaps Phaps chalcoptera

at3Commercial animals 1 Birds Part 3 flock bronzewing crimson finch rock-pigeon chestnut quilled brush bronzewing brown cuckoo-dove blue-winged parrot narethae subspecies blue bonnet,otherthanthe Name Scientific button-quail black-breasted beautiful firetail parrot Cloncurry Australian ringneckor Common Name Name Scientific yellow rosella western rosella Common Name The following birdsare commercialbirds— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 9(continued) 350 Phaps histrionica Neochmia phaeton rufipennis Petrophassa Phaps elegans amboinensis Macropygia chrysostoma Neophema than haematogaster, Northiella Turnix melanogaster Stagonopleura bellum macgillivrayi Barnardius zonarius flaveolus Platycercus elegans Platycercus icterotis N.h.narethae other white-headed pigeon varied lorikeet superb parrot squatter pigeon spinifex pigeon rock parrot regent parrot red-winged parrot red-chested button-quail red-browed finch red-backed button-quail purple-crowned lorikeet plum-headed finch pied imperial-pigeon pictorella mannikin northern rosella Name Scientific musk lorikeet mulga parrot little lorikeet king parrot golden-shouldered parrot Common Name Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 9(continued) 351 Columba leucomela versicolor Psitteuteles Polytelis swainsonii Geophaps scripta Geophaps plumifera Neophema petrophila Polytelis anthopeplus erythropterus Aprosmictus Turnix pyrrhothorax Neochmia temporalis Turnix maculosa porphyrocephala Glossopsitta Neochmia modesta Ducula bicolor pectoralis Heteromunia Platycercus venustus concinna Glossopsitta Psephotus varius Glossopsitta pusilla Alisterus scapularis chrysopterygius Psephotus

3 Reptiles 2 Invertebrates eastern snake-necked turtle The following reptilesofthefamilyChelidae— Cunningham’s skink eastern blue-tonguedlizard Name Scientific pink-tongued lizard The following reptilesof inland beardeddragon central netteddragon The following reptilesofthefamilyAgamidae— Common Name Name Scientific yellow-rumped mannikin wonga pigeon white-quilled rock-pigeon Common Name The following reptilesar All protectedscorpions. All protectedspiders. The following invertebrates ar Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 9(continued) 352 e commercialreptiles— the family Scincidae— family the e commercialinvertebrates— Chelodina longicollis Egernia cunninghami Tiliqua scincoides gerrardii Hemisphaeriodon Pogona vitticeps Ctenophorus nuchalis flaviprymna Lonchura melanoleuca Leucosarcia albipennis Petrophassa

at4Recreational animals 1 Amphibians Part 4 Stimpson’s python spotted python children’s python The following reptilesofthefamilyBoidae— smooth knob-tailedgecko rough knob-tailedgecko Name Scientific thick-tailed gecko The following reptilesofthefamily Geckonidae— Murray turtle Krefft’s river turtle saw-shelled turtle Common Name Each commonamphibianisarecreationalamphibian. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 9(continued) 353 Liasis stimpsoni Liasis maculosus Liasis childreni laevissimus Nephrurus Nephrurus asper milii Underwoodisaurus Emydura macquarii Emydura krefftii Elseya latisternum

2 Birds 3 Reptiles wandering whistling-duck radjah shelduck plumed whistling-duck pink-eared duck maned duckorwood duck magpie goose hardhead grey teal green pygmy-goose chestnut teal Cape Barrengoose blue-billed duck Name Scientific black swan black duck beautiful firetail Australian shelduck Australasian shoveler Common Name reptile, isarecreational reptile. Each commonreptile,otherthan areptile that isarestricted The following birdsarerecreationalbirds— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 9(continued) 354 Dendrocygna arcuata Tadorna radjah Dendrocygna eytoni membranaceus Malacorhynchus Chenonetta jubata semipalmata Anseranas Aythya australis Anas gracilis Nettapus pulchellus Anas castanea novaehollandiae Cereopsis Oxyura australis Cygnus atratus Anas superciliosa Stagonopleura bella Tadorna tadornoides Anas rhynchotis

2 Birds Restricted animals 1 Amphibians Part 5 aeh lebne Northiella Vanellus miles Barnardius zonarius naretha bluebonnet Platycercusmasked lapwing mallee ringneck Calyptorhynchus (pink cockatoo) Major Mitchell’s cockatoo Calyptorhynchus long-billed black-cockatoo Callocephalon green rosella Vanellus tricolor glossy black-cockatoo Turnix olivii gang cockatoo Name Scientific subspecies) eclectus parrot (Australian buff-breasted button-quail banded lapwing (black-backed) Australian magpie Common Name The following birdsarerestrictedbirds— A threatenedorrareamphibian Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 9(continued) 355 isa restricted amphibian. naretha haematogaster barnardi Cacatua leadbeateri baudinii caledonicus lathami fimbriatum macgillivrayi Eclectus roratus tibicen Gymnorhina tibicen

opofutdv Ptilinopus magnificus Lopholaimus Malurusleucopterus Maluruslamberti Lathamus discolor black-cockatoo yellow-tailed wompoo fruit-dove Ptilinopussuperbus white-winged fairy-wren Malurus cyaneus variegated fairy-wren Pardalotus punctatus topnot pigeon Malurussplendens swift parrot superb fruit-dove Zosterops lateralis superb fairy-wren spotted pardalote Myzomela splendid fairy-wren silvereye (grey-backed) Ptilinopusregina black-cockatoo Tagonopleura oculata short-billed (white-tailed) Anthochaera Alyptorhynchus scarlet honeyeater Geophapssmithii rose-crowned fruit-dove Name Scientific red-tailed black-cockatoo red-eared firetail red wattlebird partridge pigeon Common Name Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 9(continued) 356 funereus Calyptorhynchus antarcticus latirostris Calyptorhynchus sanguinolenta banskii carunculata

3 Reptiles saltwater crocodile • freshwater crocodile • reptiles ofthefamily • reptiles ofthefamily • ie nksNotechis spp all species The following reptilesofthefamily Laticaudidae— Tropidechis carinatus all species Acanthopisspp The following reptilesofthefamily Hydrophiidae— Austrelaps spp tiger snakes Rhinoplocephalus Pseudechis colletti taipans Oxyuranus Pseudonaja spp rough scaled snake Pseudechis spp eastern small-eyed snake Hoplocephalus spp death adders copperheads Name Scientific Collett’s snake brown snakes broad-headed snakes spp black snakes The following reptilesofthefamily Elapidae— Common Name All threatened orrare reptiles other thanthe following— The following reptiles Dermochelydiae Cheloniidae Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 9(continued) 357 are restrictedreptiles— Crocodylus porosus Crocodylus johnstoni nigriscens

Part 1 Forest reserves proposed Forest reserves to Part 1 Prescribedforest for reserves Schedule 9A iaFrs eev 1 5 3 32 2 1 5 2 Miva Forest Reserve Littabella Forest Reserve 6 2 Kroombit Tops Forest Reserve 2 Kirrama Forest Reserve Goomburra Forest Reserve 2 Emu Vale Forest Reserve 2 Cordalba Forest Reserve 6 14 Cherbourg Forest Reserve Burnett CreekForest Reserve 2 9 Bulburin Forest Reserve Boompa Forest Reserve 2 Blackdown Tableland Forest Reserve Permitted Bingera Forest Reserve Benarkin Forest Reserve Beerwah Forest Reserve Beerburrum Forest Reserve 1 Alford Forest Reserve of forestName reserve Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 become nationalparks beekeeping of continuation temporary 358 sections 50and475A apiary sites of number

Part 2 Forest reserve proposed Forest reserve to Part 2 emn oetRsre1 Permitted Neumgna Forest Reserve 1 36 of forestName reserve 11 1 3 1 1 10 Woocoo Forest Reserve Wongi Forest Reserve 2 Warro Forest Reserve 2 Teviot Forest Reserve Spicers GapForest Reserve Permitted Polmaily Forest Reserve 2 Palen Forest Reserve 2 Neumgna Forest Reserve Mt MathiesonForest Reserve Mount Binga Forest Reserve of forestName reserve Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 9A(continued) (recovery) become nationalpark 359 apiary sites of number apiary sites of number

ceue1 Dictionary Schedule 10 biological tissuesamplesof animals. scientific institutionapproved approved scienti approved interactionplan identification purposes. implant approved by theMini approved electromagneticimplant to promoteanundersta (c) to promoteeducationabout, (b) apiary permit 442. animal recordparticulars animal breedingplace see section42C(3). additional conditionsnotice for aholderofrelevant (b) take theanimal; and (a) accept meaning givenbythe Aborigine particularlyconcerned withtheland a to give publicinformation (a) any ofthefollowing— approved displaypurpose with culturalornaturalresourc conservation oftheanimal. animal; the animal; animal under theauthority. from arelevant personfor , ananimal,doesnotinclude— Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 meansapermittotake, fic institution Aboriginal LandAct1991 360 , forchapter3,seesection93. , foradisplayof , forchapter3,seesection93. , forchapter4,part3,seesection , forchapter2,part3,division 2, es forthe location ofan apiary. by theMinister foraccepting authority—accepttheanimal nding ofecologyandthe ster foruseonanimals , forananimal, means a the holderwhohastaken the about theecologicalroleof and theconservation of,the meansanelectromagnetic use, keep orinterfere an animal,means , section4. section 3 hasthe section 391tobeanauthorisedpropagator. authorised propagator the animalisauthorisedtobekept underthe Act. authorised premises does notholdarelevant au (b) is authorisedtosellorgive away thewildlifeunder a (a) who— authorised interstateseller 391 tobeanauthorisedcultivator. cultivator authorised of anotherState. authorised tobuy oracceptthe authorised buyer insert betweentheboardor (d) fasten totheboardorothe (c) attach tothestemofplant; (b) insert into,orfasten toth (a) any ofthefollowing— attach for chapter3,part7,division 3,subdivision 4—see (b) for chapter3,part7,division 3,subdivision 3—see (a) approved way approved tag to sellorgive away thewildlife. law ofanotherState;and or other materialinaway thatallows thetagtobeseen. plant ismountedandany back is mounted; or potcontainingtheplant; section 349. section 344;or , foranofficialtagorpropa Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 10(continued) , forschedule6,seesection1. — , forwildlife,meansapersonwhois , foran animal,meanspremiseswhere meansaperson 361 meansapersonapprovedunder , forwildlife,meansaperson e outsideof,theindividual tube wildlife undertheActoralaw thority authorisingtheperson r material onwhichthe plant othermaterialonwhichthe gator’s tagtoaplant,means ing materialfortheboard pproved under section

.A 2. 1. commercial activity executive foruse for ase form camping for thepaymentofcampingfees. camping fee envelope stay overnight. (c) place othercampingequipm (b) Thetermdoesnotinclude 2. 1. bioprospecting activity a pitch, placeorer (a) camp includes— following— gain. Commercial activity and and the materialorchemi (b) the materialorchem (a) a chemicalif— is characterisedby the (b) is carriedoutforacommercialpurposeusing (a) Bioprospecting activity c the resultsofthe (c) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 commercial activity Schedule 10(continued) taxonomic study;and and otherproductsfoundinnature. sources ofchemicalco prohibited animal,ora obtained fromaprot biological material,orade available tothepublic. herbarium; and Commonwealth government museum or meansaformmadeavailablebythechief — meansapartof ect atent,caravan 362 — lf-registrati means anactivity conductedfor meansanactivitythat— mayinvolveanyofthe study arepublicdomainand obtaining geneticmaterialor cal isgiven toaStateor ent oravehicle inposition; protected plant;and systematic searchfornew mpounds, genes,proteins ical isobtainedfora on camping area. ected, internationalor rivative ofthematerial, camping formforuse or campingstructure; construction, maintenanceanduse communications use about 0.0405ha. the CountyofNares, the Commonwealthunderspecia Commonwealth land common plant common animal wildlife. common amphibian commercial purpose schedule 9,part3. commercial animal for chapter4,part4—section 453. (b) for chapter4,part3—section 442;or (a) commercial activitypermit .A 3. on paymentofastatedamount. activity onastatedprotected person authorisingthe for gainunderanagreementbetweentheStateanda f advertising orpromotingtheuseofaprotected (f) advertising orpromotingtheuseofaprotected (e) conducting atour, safari, (d) commercial photography; (c) supplying afacility orservice; (b) selling anarticle,materialorthing; (a) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 commercial activity Schedule 10(continued) facility onlandadjoiningthearea. area asa feature associated witha resort ortourist excursion; area aspartofatour, saf excursion; means aplantthatiscommon wildlife. means an animalthatis common wildlife. , forchapter3,seesection94. means aprotectedanimalmentionedin meansanamphibianthatiscommon , forschedule3,meansthelandheldby forschedules3 Parish ofTrinity, 363

see— includesanactivityconducted person toconductastated l lease9/36573,situatedin of buildings, structuresand area forastatedperiodand ari, scenicflight,cruiseor scenicflight,cruiseor containing anareaof and 4,meansthe

181 Section 174A(Chiefexecutive Section may ma 181 and each regional office ofthedepart businesshours on days,atthedepartment’s headoffice Ann Street, at160 Brisbane officeduring inspection, for public isopen practice of code acopy ofthe Note, section 174A Practice—Emu Farming’, approved code emu domestic animal dolphin attempt todoanactme (b) approach, harass,lure,pursueorteasetheanimal; (a) disturb animal. display deposit section 440. demerit point corporation schedule 9,part2. controlled animal Plan 1995 in the conservation plan quail Conservation Plan1995 mentioned inthe conservation planlizard Plan 1995, in the conservation planduck communication services. other improvements aspartof,or Nature Conservation(D Nature Conservation(D Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , inrelationtoan animal, , ananimal,includes— includes drop,leave,placeorthrow. meansacetaceanofthefamilyDelphinidae. , section2,definition Schedule 10(continued) section 2,definition meansthedocumentcalled‘Codeof , forchapter3,seesection93. 181 meansademeritpoint oftheAct. meansananimalmentionedinschedule8. Nature Conservation(EuloLizard Races) means a protected 364 ment (seesection 174A(3) of theAct). meansaduckofspeciesmentioned meansaquail ofaspeciesmentioned , section4,definition ke codes of practice) of theAct meansalizardofspecies ntioned inparagraph(a). uck andQuail)Conservation uck andQuail)Conservation quail. duck for, afacility forproviding includes todemonstratethe by chiefexecutive under . animal mentionedin accumulatedunder lizard .

.For paragraph1, thespeciesareasfollows— 2. Ananimal ofaspeciesmentionedinparagraph2is 1. farm animal export permit e-permit agency commonly usedby peopletodrive, rideorwalk intothe (b) developed by the chiefexecutive foruseasavehicular (a) entrance wildlife. exhibition code schedule 9,part1. exempt animal e-permit number see section42A. e-permit distribution point e-permit campingtag section 42B. e-permit campingnotice protected area,towhichane- area camping e-permit 42A. endangered animal c has been, orisbeing,lawf (c) is farmed; or (b) is wildby natureandistaken fromthewildundera (a) farm animal ifthe animal— area. or walking entrancetothearea;and Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , ofaprotectedarea,meansthepartarea— Schedule 10(continued) for use forfarming. Act thatallows theanimaltobetaken; or licence, permitorother — , forschedule6,see section1. , forchapter 3,

, forchapter2,part seesection42A. means aprotectedanimalmentionedin

seesection42D(1). means an animalth 365

means aprotectedar , forchapter2,part3,division 2, , forchapter2,part3,division 2, permit campingnoticerelates.

see section93. authority grantedunderthe 3, division 2,seesection ully moved intotheState at isendangered ea, orpartofa

see

.A 1. group activity Marine ParkAct1975 Reef MarinePark establishedunderthe Great BarrierReefMarine Park 42A. government entity attempt tofeedtheanimal. (b) use food toteaseorluretheanimal;and (a) feed farm emu farm crocodile .A 2. , inrelationtoanative animal,includes— public useofthearea. protected areainawaythat g water buffalo ( (g) Ulysses butterfly( (f) saltwater crocodile( (e) a reptileofthefamilyElapidae,Hydrophiidaeor (d) Example freshwater crocodile( (c) emu ( (b) birdwing butterfly ( (a) Strait Islandershavingtraditional,customary or of acommunityorgroup Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 .Anorganised activity sporting 4. Awedding. 3. activity. Areligious 2. meeting. or public rally Aconcert, 1. group activity group activity

means anemuthat Schedule 10(continued) Laticaudidae; — — means acrocodile thatisa farm animal. Dromaius novaehollandiae , forchapter2,part3, (Cwlth). 366 doesnotincludea isanorganiseduseofapart Bubalus bubalis Papilio ulysses is afarm animal. Ornithoptera Crocodylus porosus Crocodylus johnstoni Aboriginal peopleorTorres may interferewithgeneral meanstheGreatBarrier . division 2,seesection ). Great BarrierReef traditional activity ); sp ); . ); ); );

182 on, for a lawfulpurpose. fora on, association 1981 Incorporation Act Associations under the incorporated association for atag—asequence of (b) for anelectromagneticim (a) identification code person maytakethewildlife. conservation planforthewildli harvest period wallaby a whiptail ( (d) a wallaroo ( (c) way that isauthorisedunderan lawfully collection ofwater. a redkangaroo( (b) an easterngrey kangaroo( (a) harvest macropod lake to attempt todoanactment (c) to gain abenefit frominte (b) approach, pursueorlurean (a) interact

means an association, society,means anassociation, orcarried formed, entity other or body

includes lagoon,swamp,mars identify thetag. implant; or and numbersproducedby th tradition orIslandcustomrelatingtothearea. historical linkswithapr animal; or feeding theanimal; Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , withananimal,includes thefollowing— , inrelationtodoinganact,meansdotheact ina Associations Incorporation Act1981 Schedule 10(continued) , forwildlife,meansaperioddeclaredunder Macropus robustus means any ofthefollowing— means— Macropus rufus 367 , section 2— , section Macropus parryi meansanassociationincorporated fe astheperiodduringwhicha otected areaunderAboriginal Act oralaw ofanother State. Macropus giganteus plant—a sequenceofletters ioned inparagraph(a)or(b). lettersandnumbersthat racting withorfeedingthe animalforinteracting with e implanttoidentifythe ); h andanyothernatural ); ). . 182 );

184 A copy of the relevant military standing orders may be inspected at the department’s atthe be inspected relevantmay copy the of A orders standing military 184 183 head office. member Act1903 Defence includes any officer, sailor, soldierandairman. b includes provisions relati (b) is ageneralorderunderthe (a) military standingorder marine turtle marine navigation. other improvements aspartof,orfor, afacility forassisting construction, maintenanceanduse marine navigationuse marine mammal section 69. manufactured fuel macropod executive. litter bin litter licensee licence, permitorauthority. licence, permitorauthority granted undertheAct,meanspremisesstatedon licensed premises licence member meat Dermochelyidae. 1903 includesbrokenglass. , ofananimal,includesthefl (Cwlth), section 4. the wild. part oftheAustralianDefe Act 1982 (Cwlth), section 4— section (Cwlth), Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , forchapter1,part2,seesection3C. , forchapter1,part2, seesection3C. , oftheAustralian De meansareceptacleforlitterprovidedbythechief

means ananimalwithinthefamily Macropodidae. Schedule 10(continued)

184 means aturtleofthefamily Chelondiidaeor (Cwlth); and (Cwlth); meansadolphin,dugongorwhale. , foralicence, permit , forchapter2,part8,division 2,see 368 meansastandingorderthat— 183 , forschedule3,meansthe as the licensed premises forthe fence Force, seethe ng totrainingmembersofa nce Force about survival in esh andoffaloftheanimal. of buildings, structuresand Defence Force Discipline orotherauthority Defence Act official tag Incorporation Act1981 officer executive inornearthearea. device, madeofany material,er protected area,includesanoti notice ending— (b) starting atthebeginning of (a) month to it,arefrigeratedroominwhichanimalsmaybestored. mobile facility section 314. minimum distance b how apersonmayelectr (b) details aboutthetypeofsystem; (a) communication— of operationsgiven undertheActby electronic information onthedepartment’s nominated by thechiefexecutive, by publishingthefollowing nominated returnretrievalsystem natural product (Canis familiarisdingo) indigenous toAustralia,in native animal of operationstothesystem. immediately before (i) and i)ifthereisno correspondi (ii) , inrelationtoanoticeerectedordisplayed neara

, ofanincorporatedassociation,see Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 means aperiod— Schedule 10(continued) calendar month. calendar month—attheendoffollowing month; or corresponding dayofthefollowing calendar , foraprotectedplant,means— means a semitrailer or meansasemitrailer

, forschedule6,seesection1. means any taxonorspeciesofanimal , forchapter 3, part 369 , section2, definition . cluding, forexample, adingo onically communicateareturn ected ordisplayedby thechief ce, sign,pictographorother any dayofacalendarmonth; thebeginning ofthe website, forreceivingwebsite, returns ng dayinthefollowing truck thathas,attached means thesystem 5,division 7,see officer Associations .

186 Section 184 184 (Provision Section allowto forest former reservesbeekeeping inparticular until 186 187 Section 475A (Prescribed forest reserves for temporary continuation of reserves (Prescribed forest continuation 475A fortemporary Section 187 185 See alsosection 475A (Presc Act of the 2025) traffic. warn or regulate, guide continuation of beekeeping) continuation forestreserves (Prescribed s andschedule beekeeping—Act, 9A 184) fortemporary official traffic sign Transport Management) (Road Use Operations Act 1995, section 475Aandschedule9A. applies thatwas formerlyafo section 442. prescribed protectedplantpart prescribed period prescribed day prescribed criteria 8, division 2,seesection69. prescribed cookingorheatingappliance any othersubstancethatope (b) a poisonmentionedinthe (a) poison national park(recovery) towhich section 184 park designated for apiaries Management) Act1995 official traffic sign for atagusedforattachingtotheplantunderlaw of (b) a tagsupplied by thech (a) poison mentionedinparagraph(a). Regulation 1996 other State. requirements, forthetag,of another State—atagthat complies withthe part 11,division 2,forat

Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 means— means a sign,marking,light means Schedule 10(continued) , forchapter4,part3,seesection ribed forest reserves—Act, s 184) of this regulation.this of s 184) reserves—Act, forest ribed , forchapter4,partseesection , forchapter3,seesection93. see , appendix6A;and 370 , schedule4. Transport Operations (RoadUse taching totheplant;or ief executive, underchapter3, 187 rest reserve prescribedunder , forchapter4,part3,see Health (DrugsandPoisons) means anationalparkor rates in asimilarway toa or deviceerected to or placed any applicablelaw ofthe 185 schedule schedule 4— , forchapter2,part 186

442. oftheAct

453.

188 Section 36 (Authorities for new national park or national park park (recovery)) fornew parkornational 36 (Authorities the Act Section of national 188 circumstances. reasonably rare plant rare animal a railway maintainedby QueenslandRail. (d) c land dedicatedasar (c) a roadcontrolledby alocalgovernment; or (b) a State-controlledroadunderthe (a) public land see section protected plantpartsrecordparticulars structural componentorconsti exudate, gall,geneticmaterial,chemicalandanyother flower, spore,seed,fruit,bark, protected plantpart includes thefollowing information— (c) is aminimumof100mmby 10mminsize;and (b) is ofadesignapproved by thechiefexecutive; and (a) plant that— supplied by theauthorised propagator’s tag chief executive,undersection36 previous useauthority is trustee;or under the Infrastructure Act1994 the yearinwhichtheplantwas propagated. (iii) theauthorisationnumbe (ii) the scientific namea (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 meansaplantthatisrarewildlife.

Schedule 10(continued)Schedule name, thecommonnameofplant;

442.

means ananimal thatisrare wildlife. means— means ongroundsthatare Land Act1994 , forawholeprotecte includesastem,p 371

means anauthoritygranted,bythe eserve forcommunity purposes propagator whopropagatedthe ; or tuent, ofaprotectedplant. nd, iftheplanthasacommon oil, root,rhizome,resin,gum, for whicha local government 188 r forthepropagator; and oftheAct. hyllode, foliage,bud, , forchapter4,part3, d plant,meansatag reasonable inallthe Transport

189 Section 174A(Chief executive Section may ma 189 authority grantedunderchapter3,means— relevant person has beenapproved ormade (b) relates toanimalsofthesam (a) practice that— relevant codeofpractice otherwise—a licence,permit (b) for chapter3—seesection93;or (a) relevant authority displayed, undersection91B. regulatory notice Regulation 1999 Operations (RoadUseManage registration numberforthefacility underthe registration number has, asoneofitsmain (b) is anincorporatedassociation;and (a) recreational plantsociety schedule 9,part4. recreational animal glider andanultralightaircraft. recreational craft schedule 9,part4. record book recreational animal section 174A the animalsmustbekept orused;and extent thecodeofpracticepr under the Act. plants. Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 10(continued) , forchapter4,part3,seesection , fortheholderofalicence,permitorother . includesahot-airba means— meansaregulator 189

oftheAct. means aprotectedanimalmentionedin means aprotectedanimalmentionedin , foramobile facility, means the 372 ke codes of practice) of the Act meansasocietythat— , forananimal,meansacodeof functions, theconservation of ment—Vehicle Registration) by thechiefexecutive under ovides fortheway inwhich e typeastheanimal,to orotherauthoritygranted lloon, hang-glider,para y noticeerectedor

442. Transport

d for anotherlicence, pe (d) for acollectionauthoritytotake andkeep common (c) for anAboriginaltraditionorIslandcustom (b) for arehabilitationpermit— (a) i if theholder isanindi (i) Force; or wildlife—each memberof person whomaytake wildlifeundertheauthority;or authority—each person stat if theholderisanincorporatedassociation— (iii) iftheholderisaco (ii) if theholder isanindi (i) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 10(continued) direction oftheholder;or individual iftheempl an officer, member, employee oragentofthe (B) the personstatedon (A) an executive officer, employee or agentof (B) the personstatedon (A) incorporated association— direction oftheindividual; or individual iftheempl mentioned insubsubparagraph(A);or acting underthedirectionofperson holder, ifthemember, employee oragentis is granted;and in charge oftheactivity forwhichthepermit or person mentionedin agent isactingunderth the corporation, iftheofficer, employee or permit; and in charge ofthelicen 373 rmit orotherauthority— vidual—an employee ofthe vidual—an employee ofthe theAustralianDefence ed ontheauthorityasa oyee isactingunderthe oyee isactingunderthe rporation otherthanan the permit astheperson the permit astheperson subsubparagraph (A); sed premisesforthe e directionofthe or sociological purpose. scientific purpose schedule 10. restricted plant schedule 9,part5. restricted animal stated inaregulatory not (b) declared to bearest (a) protected area— restricted accessarea condition andotherprovisionofthenotice. camping notice,includesadir requirement reptile andamphibiancode in relationtoapr (b) in relationtoaprotectedarea—the (a) repealed Act 442. relevant recordparticulars schedule 9. relevant protectedanimal i)iftheholderisacorporation— (ii) regulation; or Conservation Act1974 Wildlife Act1975 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 Schedule 10(continued) B an executive officer, employee or agent of (B) the personstatedon (A) , ofaregulatorynoti means— meansaprotectedplantmentionedin person mentionedin agent isactingunderth the corporation, iftheofficer, employee or authority; and licensed premisesfor authority asthepersonincharge ofthe includesanarchaeological,anthropological meansaprotectedanimalmentionedin meansaprotectedar 374 ; or

, forchapter4,part3,seesection , forchapter3,seesection93. . means ananimalmentionedin ricted accessareaunderthis ice asarestrictedaccessarea. otected animal—the ection, instruction,indication, subsubparagraph(A). ce orself-registration the licence, permitor the licence,permitor National Parks and e directionofthe ea, orapartof Fauna d wombat (family Vombatidae). (d) platypus ( (c) koala ( (b) echidna ( (a) special native animal A 2. A 1. special activity animal withthe skin removed. skinned carcass imprinting. the behaviouraldisorderinanimalsknownashuman sick shark Management) Act1995 semitrailer 43. self-registration campingnotice notice relates. of aprotectedarea,towh self-registration campingarea seized property section 314. scientific research , inrelationtoaprotected ballooning, rockclimbingandwhitewaterrafting. may involve risktothepublic. (c) needs specialtrainingor (b) may have anunusualorsignificant impacton (a) meansacartilaginous fish of Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 special activity special activity Schedule 10(continued) person cansafelyengageintheactivity; or cultural ornaturalresources; seethe Phascolarctos cinereus Tachyglossus aculeatus —

Ornithorhynchus anatinus see section433. , ofananimal,meansthecarcass , forchapter3,part5,division 7,see

means any of thefollowing animals— 375 , schedule4. is anactivitythat— Transport Operations (RoadUse includeshang-gliding,hot-air ich aself-registrationcamping animal, includessuffering from meansaprotectedarea,orpart meansanotice undersection thesuperorder Euselachii. ); supervisionbeforea ); ); b a plantofthegenus (b) a plantofthefamily Orchidaceae(otherthan (a) type Arestrictedplant Act 1995 truck anything elsedoneforgainorreward. (b) a business activity; and (a) trade orcommerce 1991 has themeaninggivenby Torres StraitIslanderparticu wildlife. threatened animal 14 days. temporary display may beattachedtowildlife. tag stop actionorder for providing propagatingmaterialby— (b) a under acommercialwildlife (a) stock plant for ageneralmuster—seesection61. (b) cattle, horsesorsheep; (a) stock 263. State museum includesaband,ring,implant,labelorotherthingthat , section4. means— Spathoglottis plicata i)removing theseed,cu (ii) dividing the plant; or (i) and plants; see the Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , schedule4. Schedule 10(continued) material fromtheplant. meansaplanttakeninthewild— Transport Operations (R , forchapter3,part4,division10,seesection

see meansadisplaythat includes—

means ananimalthatisthreatened section 430(1). 376

means any ofthefollowing plants— Xanthorrhoea ); Torres StraitIslanderLandAct larly concernedwiththeland harvesting licenceforstock ttings orpropagating oad UseManagement) lasts fornotmorethan ; wildlife. whose objectsinclude— (b) that isanincorporatedassociation;and (a) voluntary wildlife careassociation has, asoneofitsobjectsorfunctions,theconservation (b) is anincorporatedassociation;and (a) that— voluntary conservationorganisation surgeon under veterinary surgeon use unpack unauthorised interaction a plant ofthefamily Zamiaceae. (d) a plant ofthefamily Cycadaceae; (c) a vulnerableplant; (b) an endangeredplant; (a) type Brestrictedplant a plantofthegenus (h) a plantofthegenus (g) a plantofthefamily (f) a plantofthefamily (e) a plantofthegenus (d) a plantofthe genus (c) vulnerable animal , ananimal orplant,forchapter3,seesection93. i the voluntary rehabili (i) of native plants. i)theconservation ofnative animals. (ii) Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , forpart9,seesection405. Schedule 10(continued) return oftheanimals tothe wild;and orphaned protectedanimal Veterinary Surgeons Act1936 meansapersonregist

means ananimalth 377

means any ofthefollowing plants— , forchapter 3,seesection95. Platycerium Huperzia Hydnophytum Myrmecodia Zamiaceae Cycadaceae tation ofsick,injuredor ; meansan association— ; meansanorganisation . ; s and,ifpossible,the ; ; ered asaveterinary at isvulnerable .

190 Weapons 1990 Act b ending— (b) starting atthebeginning of (a) year 3, seesection whole protectedplants if apersondivides aplantinto1ormoreviable (b) a seedling, but notanungerminatedseed; and (a) whole Balaenopteridae, Kogiidae, whale weapon flows permanently orintermittently. watercourse vulnerable plant i)iftheyear startedon29Fe (ii)

means aperiodof12months— of 28Januarythefollowing calendaryear. immediately before (i) and plants—each viableplant. , foraprotected plant,includes— meansacetaceanof Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 , schedule 2 (Dictionary) , schedule see Schedule 10(continued) or corresponding dayofthefo Weapons Act1990, means ariver,creekor

442. meansaplantthatisvulnerablewildlife. 378 recordparticulars Physeteridae orZiphiidae. schedule2. thebeginning ofthe bruary ofayear—attheend any dayofacalendaryear; the familyBalaenidae, streaminwhichwater llowing calendaryear; , forchapter4,part 190 379 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Endnotes

1 Index to endnotes

Page 2 Date to which amendments incorporated...... 379 3 Key ...... 379 4 Table of reprints ...... 380 5 Tables in earlier reprints...... 380 6 List of legislation ...... 381 7 List of annotations ...... 384

2 Date to which amendments incorporated

This is the reprint date mentioned in the Reprints Act 1992, section 5(c). Accordingly, this reprint includes all amendments that commenced operation on or before 10 June 2005. Future amendments of the Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 may be made in accordance with this reprint under the Reprints Act 1992, section 49.

3Key

Key to abbreviations in list of legislation and annotations

Key Explanation Key Explanation AIA = Acts Interpretation Act 1954 (prev) = previously amd = amended proc = proclamation amdt = amendment prov = provision ch = chapter pt = part def = definition pubd = published div = division R[X] = Reprint No.[X] exp = expires/expired RA = Reprints Act 1992 gaz = gazette reloc = relocated hdg = heading renum = renumbered ins = inserted rep = repealed lap = lapsed (retro) = retrospectively notfd = notified rv = revised edition o in c = order in council s = section om = omitted sch = schedule orig = original sdiv = subdivision p = page SIA = Statutory Instruments Act 1992 para = paragraph SIR = Statutory Instruments Regulation 2002 prec = preceding SL = subordinate legislation pres = present sub = substituted prev = previous unnum = unnumbered 380 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

4 Table of reprints

Reprints are issued for both future and past effective dates. For the most up-to-date table of reprints, see the reprint with the latest effective date. If a reprint number includes a letter of the alphabet, the reprint was released in 4Kunauthorised, electronic form only. Reprint Amendments to Effective Reprint date No. 1 1996 SL No. 129 14 June 1996 5 July 1996 1A 1996 SL No. 337 25 November 1996 6 February 1997 2 1998 SL No. 36 13 March 1998 3 April 1998 2A 1998 SL No. 362 1 January 1999 8 January 1999 2B 1999 SL No. 335 1 February 2000 2 February 2000 2C 2000 SL No. 129 1 July 2000 5 July 2000 3 2000 SL No. 264 13 October 2000 3 November 2000 3A 2000 SL No. 354 1 January 2001 10 January 2001 3B 2001 SL No. 36 27 April 2001 11 May 2001 3C 2001 SL No. 112 20 July 2001 2 August 2001 3D 2001 SL No. 215 23 November 2001 7 December 2001 3E 2001 SL No. 283 21 December 2001 4 January 2002 3F 2002 SL No. 143 14 June 2002 18 June 2002 4 2002 SL No. 143 14 June 2002 14 June 2002

Reprint Amendments included Effective Notes No. 4A 2002 SL No. 372 20 December 2002 4B 2003 SL No. 82 9 May 2003 4C 2003 SL No. 137 1 July 2003 4D 2003 SL No. 177 8 August 2003 4E 2003 SL No. 259 31 October 2003 4F 2003 SL No. 330 12 December 2003 4G 2003 SL No. 375 1 March 2004 4H 2003 SL No. 376 8 March 2004 4I 2004 SL No. 116 2 July 2004 4J 2004 SL No. 197 24 September 2004 4K 2004 SL No. 317 17 December 2004 4L 2005 SL No. 111 10 June 2005

5 Tables in earlier reprints

Name of table Reprint No. Changed citations and remade laws 1 Corrected minor errors 1, 3 Renumbered provisions 1 381 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

6 List of legislation

Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 SL No. 473 made by the Governor in Council on 15 December 1994 notfd gaz 16 December 1994 pp 1792–7 ss 1–2 commenced on date of notification remaining provisions commenced 19 December 1994 (see s 2) exp 1 September 2005 (see SIA s 54) Note—The expiry date may have changed since this reprint was published. See the latest reprint of the SIR for any change. amending legislation— Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation 1995 SL No. 352 pts 1–2 notfd gaz 8 December 1995 pp 1449–53 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 1995 SL No. 406 pts 1–2 notfd gaz 22 December 1995 pp 1672–6 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1995 SL No. 408 notfd gaz 22 December 1995 pp 1672–6 ss 1–2 commenced on date of notification remaining provisions commenced 1 January 1996 (see s 2) Nature Conservation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1996 SL No. 72 notfd gaz 19 April 1996 pp 1681–2 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 1996 SL No. 129 notfd gaz 14 June 1996 pp 987–9 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation Amendment Regulation (No. 3) 1996 SL No. 283 notfd gaz 18 October 1996 pp 633–4 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation Amendment Regulation (No. 4) 1996 SL No. 337 notfd gaz 22 November 1996 pp 1155–7 ss 1–2 commenced on date of notification remaining provisions commenced on 25 November 1996 (see s 3) Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1997 SL No. 379 pts 1, 3 notfd gaz 7 November 1997 pp 967–8 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1997 SL No. 418 pts 1–2 notfd gaz 5 December 1997 pp 1515–7 commenced on date of notification 382 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 1997 SL No. 436 pts 1–2 notfd gaz 12 December 1997 pp 1631–4 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1998 SL No. 36 pts 1–2 notfd gaz 13 March 1998 pp 1117–8 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1998 SL No. 362 notfd gaz 18 December 1998 pp 1551–7 ss 1, 3 commenced on date of notification remaining provisions commenced 1 January 1999 (see s 3) Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1999 SL No. 279 pts 1–2 notfd gaz 12 November 1999 pp 1007–9 commenced on date of notification Road Transport Reform Regulation 1999 SL No. 286 ss 1, 2(2), 4 sch 2 notfd gaz 19 November 1999 pp 1149–52 ss 1–2 commenced on date of notification remaining provisions commenced 1 December 1999 (see s 2(2)) Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 1999 SL No. 335 pts 1–2 notfd gaz 17 December 1999 pp 1586–9 ss 1–2 commenced on date of notification ss 7–8 commenced 1 February 2000 (see s 2(1)) s 9 commenced 1 July 2000 (see s 2(2)) s 20 commenced 19 December 1994 (see s 2(3)) ss 24, 55 commenced 1 January 2000 (see s 2(4)) remaining provisions commenced on date of notification Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2000 SL No. 129 pts 1–2 notfd gaz 23 June 2000 pp 652–4 ss 1–2 commenced on date of notification remaining provisions commenced 1 July 2000 (see s 2) Nature Conservation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2000 SL No. 264 notfd gaz 13 October 2000 pp 565–6 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2000 SL No. 354 pts 1–2 s 3 sch notfd gaz 15 December 2000 pp 1478–83 ss 1–2 commenced on date of notification remaining provisions commenced 1 January 2001 (see s 2) Nature Conservation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2001 SL No. 36 notfd gaz 27 April 2001 pp 1690–1 commenced on date of notification 383 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Nature Conservation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2001 SL No. 112 notfd gaz 20 July 2001 pp 1138–40 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation Amendment Regulation (No. 3) 2001 SL No. 153 notfd gaz 31 August 2001 pp 1618–19 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2001 SL No. 215 pts 1–2 notfd gaz 23 November 2001 pp 1088–91 commenced on date of notification Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2001 SL No. 283 s 1, pt 7 notfd gaz 21 December 2001 pp 1482–8 commenced on date of notification Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2002 SL No. 143 pts 1, 3 notfd gaz 14 June 2002 pp 697–700 commenced on date of notification Forestry and Other Legislation Amendment and Repeal Regulation (No. 1) 2002 SL No. 372 s 1, pt 6 notfd gaz 20 December 2002 pp 1359–63 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2003 SL No. 82 pts 1, 3 notfd gaz 9 May 2003 pp 125–6 commenced on date of notification Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2003 SL No. 137 pts 1, 4 notfd gaz 27 June 2003 pp 749–56 ss 1–2 commenced on date of notification remaining provisions commenced 1 July 2003 (see s 2) Nature Conservation and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2003 SL No. 177 pts 1, 6 notfd gaz 8 August 2003 pp 1234–5 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2003 SL No. 259 pts 1, 3 notfd gaz 31 October 2003 pp 691–4 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2003 SL No. 329 pts 1–2 notfd gaz 12 December 2003 pp 1203–7 commenced on date of notification Forestry and Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2003 SL No. 330 pts 1, 5 notfd gaz 12 December 2003 pp 1203–7 commenced on date of notification 384 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Nature Conservation and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 3) 2003 SL No. 375 pts 1–2 notfd gaz 19 December 2003 pp 1307–13 ss 1–2 commenced on date of notification remaining provisions commenced 1 March 2004 (see s 2) Note—An explanatory note was prepared Nature Conservation and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 4) 2003 SL No. 376 pts 1–2 notfd gaz 19 December 2003 pp 1307–13 ss 1–2 commenced on date of notification remaining provisions commenced 8 March 2004 (see s 2) Note—An regulatory impact statement and explanatory note were prepared Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 SL No. 116 pts 1, 5 notfd gaz 2 July 2004 pp 705–7 ss 1–2 commenced on date of notification remaining provisions commenced 2 July 2004 (see s 2) Nature Conservation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 SL No. 197 notfd gaz 24 September 2004 pp 322–4 commenced on date of notification Environmental Protection and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 SL No. 316 ss 1, 2(2), pt 4 notfd gaz 17 December 2004 pp 1277–85 ss 1–2 commenced on date of notification remaining provisions commenced 17 December 2004 (see s 2(2)) Forestry and Nature Conservation Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 3) 2004 SL No. 317 pts 1, 6 notfd gaz 17 December 2004 pp 1277–85 commenced on date of notification Nature Conservation and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2005 SL No. 111 pts 1–2, s 3 sch notfd gaz 10 June 2005 pp 502–3 s 72 commences 1 July 2005 (see s 2) remaining provisions commenced on date of notification

7 List of annotations

Definitions s 3 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 4 Notes in text s 3A ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 4 Scientific names of protected wildlife s 3B ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 4 385 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Definition for pt 2 s 3C ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 5 Applications s 4 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 3; 1996 SL No. 283 s 3; 1996 SL No. 337 s 4; 1997 SL No. 436 ss 3–4; 1999 SL No. 335 s 4; 2003 SL No. 375 s 6 Particular applications must include request for record book s 4A ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 7 How chief executive may deal with applications for licence s 5 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 4; 1997 SL No. 436 s 5; 1998 SL No. 36 s 3; 1999 SL No. 335 s 5; 2003 SL No. 375 s 8; 2004 SL No. 316 s 26 Licences generally not transferable s 7 sub 2004 SL No. 316 s 27 Transfer of apiary permit for park designated for apiaries s 7A ins 2004 SL No. 316 s 27 Grounds for suspension, cancellation or refusal to renew s 8 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 6 Procedure for suspension, cancellation or refusal to renew s 9 amd 2003 SL No. 82 s 6; 2003 SL No. 375 s 9 Procedure for urgent suspension or cancellation of licence s 10 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 7; 2003 SL No. 82 s 7 Amendment of licences on application s 13 amd 2003 SL No. 375 s 10 Amendment of licences without application s 14 amd 2003 SL No. 375 s 11 Decisions open to appeal s 17 amd 2003 SL No. 375 s 12 Hearing procedures s 20 amd 2001 SL No. 112 s 3 Powers of court on appeal s 21 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 5; 1997 SL No. 436 s 8 Appeal to District Court on questions of law only s 22 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 6 Application of chapter—general s 24 amd 2002 SL No. 143 s 5 Trustees have some of chief executive’s powers s 26 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 4 sub 2002 SL No. 372 s 15 Areas where fish, invertebrate animals or mud crabs may be taken s 27 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 9 386 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Permitted uses in national parks or national parks (recovery)—Act, s 35 s 27A ins 1996 SL No. 283 s 6 sub 2001 SL No. 153 s 3; 2002 SL No. 372 s 16 amd 2003 SL No. 375 s 13 Permitted uses in national parks—Act, s 37 s 27B ins 2001 SL No. 153 s 4 amd 2003 SL No. 375 s 14 Chief executive may grant permits s 37 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 7; 2004 SL No. 316 s 28 Restriction on grant of permits s 37A ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 8 Duration of permits s 39 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 10; 2004 SL No. 316 s 29 Permit may be taken to have been granted s 39A ins 1995 SL No. 352 s 5 Division 1—General requirements for camping in protected areas div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 3 Permit needed to camp in a protected area s 40 sub 2003 SL No. 329 s 3 Camping conditions s 42 amd 2003 SL No. 329 s 4 Division 2—E-permit camping areas div 2 (ss 42A–42G) ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 5 Division 3—Self-registration camping areas div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 5 Self-registration camping areas s 43 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 11; 2003 SL No. 329 s 6 When permit is taken to have been granted s 44 amd 2003 SL No. 329 s 7 Division 4—Particular offences relating to camping in protected areas div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 8 Display of camping permits or camping tags prov hdg amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 12(1) sub 2003 SL No. 329 s 9 s 45 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 12(2)–(3) sub 2003 SL No. 329 s 9 Interfering with camping permits or tags prov hdg amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 13(1) sub 2003 SL No. 329 s 9 s 46 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 13(2) sub 2003 SL No. 329 s 9 387 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Restrictions on grant of apiary permit s 50 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 14 sub 2004 SL No. 316 s 30 Restrictions on grant of permits for educational or scientific purposes s 51 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 6 Permit needed to graze stock in protected area s 52 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch Application of division to new national parks s 54 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 7 Permit needed to travel stock s 57 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch Stray stock may be seized s 60 amd 2001 SL No. 112 s 10 General muster s 61 amd 2001 SL No. 112 s 10; 2003 SL No. 375 s 15 Permit needed to conduct commercial activities s 63 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 8; 1996 SL No. 283 s 7; 2003 SL No. 375 s 16 Return of operations for particular holders s 63A ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 17 Permit to use recreational craft prov hdg sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 9(1) s 66 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 9(2) Special activities permit s 67 sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 10 Access to protected areas s 68 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 15 Definitions for div 2 s 69 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 11; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch sub 2003 SL No. 329 s 10 General prohibitions about lighting fires s 69A ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 10 Other prohibited actions relating to fires s 69B ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 10 Prohibition about leaving fires s 69C ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 10 Unauthorised structures and works s 71 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 12; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch Removal of unauthorised structures and works s 72 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 16; 2001 SL No. 112 s 10 388 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Traffic control s 73 sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 13 Use of vehicles, boats and recreational craft s 74 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 14 Seizure and removal of vehicles s 76 amd 2001 SL No. 112 s 10 Appliances s 77 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 15 Plants not to be brought into protected area s 78 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 16 Certain other prohibited conduct s 79 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 17 Pollution and misuse of water s 80 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 18; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch Offensive and harmful substances s 81 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch Flying over and landing in protected areas s 82 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 2003 SL No. 375 s 18 Litter s 83 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch Boat and vehicle bodies and parts s 84 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 19 Animals s 86 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 17 Feeding native animals s 87 sub 2001 SL No. 215 s 3 Keeping food safe from native animals s 87A ins 2001 SL No. 215 s 3 Disturbing native animals s 87B ins 2001 SL No. 215 s 3 Noise control s 88 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch Direction to leave area s 89 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 18 Public health and safety s 89A ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 11 Division 1—General provisions div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 19 389 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Seizure of particular vehicles or appliances for the protection of cultural or natural resources prov hdg amd 2003 SL No. 375 s 20(1) s 90 amd 2001 SL No. 112 s 10; 2003 SL No. 375 s 20(2)–(3) Eradicating or controlling wildlife other than native wildlife s 91 sub 1996 SL No. 283 s 8 Division 2—Provisions about regulatory notices div 2 (ss 91A–91D) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 21 CHAPTER 3—CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFE AND HABITAT ch hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 1—PRELIMINARY pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 1—Preliminary div hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Application of ch 3 s 92 sub 1995 SL No. 406 s 3; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Definitions for ch 3 s 93 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 def “accept” om 2005 SL No. 111 s 4 def “approved display purpose” om 2005 SL No. 111 s 4 def “authorised buyer” om 2005 SL No. 111 s 4 def “authorised interstate seller” om 2005 SL No. 111 s 4 def “authorised premises” om 2005 SL No. 111 s 4 def “interact” om 2005 SL No. 111 s 4 def “public land” om 2005 SL No. 111 s 4 def “relevant person” om 2005 SL No. 111 s 4 def “special native animal” om 2005 SL No. 111 s 4 def “temporary display” om 2005 SL No. 111 s 4 Meaning of “commercial purpose” s 94 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 20 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Meaning of “unauthorised interaction” s 95 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 21 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 2—Requirements that apply to all persons taking, keeping or using wildlife under the Act div hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Requirements about taking, keeping or using, other than moving, wildlife sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Use of animals to take protected animals s 96 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 22 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 19; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 390 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Housing and care of live protected animals s 97 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 23; 1997 SL No. 436 s 20 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Using live protected animals that are not self-sufficient s 98 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 21 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Procedure if wildlife stolen s 99 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 22 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 4 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 5 Subdivision 2—Requirements about moving animals in containers sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement about containers used to move live protected animals generally prov hdg sub 1995 SL No. 406 s 4(1) s 100 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 24; 1995 SL No. 406 s 4(2)–(3); 1996 SL No. 72 s 3; 1997 SL No. 436 s 23; 1998 SL No. 36 s 5; 1999 SL No. 335 s 9; 2000 SL No. 354 s 3 sch sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of commercial wildlife harvesting licence s 100AA ins 1997 SL No. 379 s 5 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of recreational wildlife harvesting licence for ducks and quails s 100A amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 25 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement about labels for containers used to send protected animals s 101 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 26; 1996 SL No. 72 s 4 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 3—Provisions about movement advices sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirements for movement advice s 102 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Only 1 movement under movement advice s 103 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Dealing with movement advice prov hdg sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 6(1) s 104 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 6(2)–(3) Licence authorises certain persons to carry out activity s 104A ins 1997 SL No. 436 s 24 sub 1999 SL No. 335 s 10 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 391 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Requirement to keep and produce movement advice s 105 amd 1996 SL No. 337 s 5; 1999 SL No. 335 s 11 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 When wildlife harvesting licence not needed s 105A ins 1995 SL No. 406 s 5 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 3 sch Interfering with movement advice s 106 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 27 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 7 Subdivision 4—Identification and information requirement sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Identification requirement for buying or selling protected, international or prohibited wildlife s 107 amd 1995 SL No. 406 s 6; 1997 SL No. 436 s 25 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 3—Provisions that apply to all licences, permits and other authorities div hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Restrictions on grant for all relevant authorities sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Who may obtain relevant authority s 108 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 28 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 26 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 12 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Relevant authority must be consistent with purpose of Act s 109 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 27 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Relevant authority must not be granted if conservation plan restricts the grant s 109A prev s 109A ins 1995 SL No. 406 s 7 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 3 sch pres s 109A ins 2005 SL No. 111 s 8 Relevant authority must not allow taking protected animal by using regulated substance s 110 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Relevant authority must be for only 1 licensed premises or mobile facility s 111 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22; 2005 SL No. 111 s 9 Maximum term for licences s 112 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 10 Maximum term for permits s 113 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 29; 1997 SL No. 379 s 6 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 392 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Maximum term for Aboriginal tradition or Island custom authorities s 114 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 30 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Maximum term for collection authorities s 115 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 28 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 2—Provisions about things authorised by all relevant authorities sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Conservation plan may limit or extend things authorised by relevant authority s 115A ins 2005 SL No. 111 s 11 Particular relevant authorities for animals limited to only live or dead species s 116 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 29 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Limitation for relevant authorities for taking animal by killing the animal s 117 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 31; 1997 SL No. 436 s 30; 1999 SL No. 335 s 13 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Relevant authorities for protected plants limited to species identified on authority prov hdg sub 1997 SL No. 379 s 7(1) s 118 amd 1997 SL No. 379 s 7(2); 1999 SL No. 335 s 14 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Relevant authority only authorises keeping, using and moving of lawfully obtained wildlife s 118A prev s 118A ins 1995 SL No. 406 s 8 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 31; 1998 SL No. 36 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 3 sch pres s 118A ins 2005 SL No. 111 s 12 Meaning of number on relevant authority s 119 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 32 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Particular holders may engage in unauthorised interaction for protected animals s 120 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 33 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holders of particular relevant authorities for animals may move animal to place of keeping s 121 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 34; 1995 SL No. 406 s 9; 1997 SL No. 436 s 32 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 om 2005 SL No. 111 s 13 Holder of relevant authority for animals may move animals to authorised buyers s 122 amd 2001 SL No. 112 s 10 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 4—Aboriginal tradition and Island custom authorities div hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 393 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Holder of relevant authority for animals may move animals from interstate sellers s 123 amd 1998 SL No. 362 s 4 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 14 Holder of relevant authority for animals may move animal for private reasons s 124 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder of relevant authority for animals may move live animal to and from veterinary surgeon s 125 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder of particular licences may move animal to or from display s 126 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 15 Holder of relevant authority for whole protected plants may move plants s 127 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder of relevant authority for protected plant parts may move plant parts s 128 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 When authority is not needed s 128A ins 1997 SL No. 436 s 33 om 1998 SL No. 36 s 7 Subdivision 3—Carrying out activities under any licence, permit or other authority sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Division 5—Collection authorities div hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Relevant authority and identification must be carried s 129 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Particular persons must produce identification s 130 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 6—General provisions about wildlife div hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Display of relevant authority if animal displayed at particular places s 131 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 35; 1996 SL No. 129 s 3; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Compliance with chief executive’s directions about sampling or implanting s 132 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 36; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Persons to whom holders may sell or give wildlife s 133 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 34; 1999 SL No. 335 s 15 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 7—Movement of wildlife other than protected wildlife div hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 394 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Persons from whom holders may buy or accept wildlife s 134 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Dealing with animals after death—sampled or implanted animals s 135 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Dealing with animals after death—other animals s 136 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Assistance to conservation officers s 137 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 4—Provisions about form of authorities sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 8—Conservation value of wildlife div hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Relevant authority must identify wildlife s 138 amd 2000 SL No. 129 s 4; 2003 SL No. 137 s 8 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Places and mobile facility identification must be stated on relevant authority prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 16(1) s 139 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 35 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 16 (2)–(3) Division 9—Miscellaneous div hdg ins 1998 SL No. 36 s 8 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Taking, keeping and using sea turtle or dugong s 139A ins 1998 SL No. 36 s 8 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Corporation relevant authority must state who is manager s 140 def “use” amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 37 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Aboriginal tradition or Island custom authorities must list authorised individuals s 141 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Term of authority must be stated s 142 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 36 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 2—EXEMPTIONS FOR TAKING, KEEPING, USING OR MOVING PROTECTED ANIMALS pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 1—Purpose and operation of part div hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 395 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Purpose and operation of pt 2 s 143 amd 1996 SL No. 72 s 5; 1997 SL No. 436 s 37; 1999 SL No. 335 s 16 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 2—Exemptions for taking, keeping, using and moving animals div hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—General exemptions sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for chief executive s 144 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 38; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for veterinary surgeons s 145 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 39 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for particular government officers or employees s 146 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for Australian Defence Force s 147 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for marine turtle or dugong in particular circumstances s 148 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 38 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for protected shark in particular circumstances s 148A ins 2003 SL No. 376 s 4 Exemption for exempt animals s 149 amd 1996 SL No. 72 s 6; 1996 SL No. 283 s 9; 1997 SL No. 436 s 40 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for controlled animals—keeping or using s 150 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 41 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for controlled animals—moving s 151 prev s 51 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 42 om 1999 SL No. 335 s 17 pres s 51 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 3—Recreational wildlife licences for birds div hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for particular recreational reptiles s 152 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 39 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for common amphibians s 153 amd 1996 SL No. 72 s 7; 1997 SL No. 436 s 43; 1999 SL No. 335 s 18 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for particular protected fish for recreational purpose s 154 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 44 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 396 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Exemption for protected scorpions or spiders for recreational purpose s 155 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 40; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 45 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for educational or scientific purposes s 156 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 41 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for sick or injured animals—marine mammals and turtles s 157 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 46; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for sick, injured or orphaned animals—other animals s 158 sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 42; 1997 SL No. 436 s 47 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 9 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for interacting with animals in the wild s 159 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 4—International birds licence div hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for wholesalers to move dead protected animals s 160 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 43 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 17 Subdivision 2—Particular exemptions for moving animals kept under an exemption sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption to move protected animal for private reasons s 161 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 44 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption to move particular animals to and from veterinary surgeon s 162 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption to move particular animals to or from show or display prov hdg sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 48(1) amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 18(1) s 163 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 48(2) sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 18(2) Exemption to move dead protected animals to particular holders s 164 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 45 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 3—AUTHORISATIONS FOR TAKING, KEEPING, USING OR MOVING PROTECTED, INTERNATIONAL OR PROHIBITED ANIMALS pt hdg sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 1—Purpose of part div hdg sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 397 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Purpose of pt 3 s 165 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 def “cultural or natural resources permit” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 def “official tag” ins 1996 SL No. 72 s 8 sub 1998 SL No. 362 s 5 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 def “use” sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 46; 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Division 2—General authorisations for taking, keeping or using international or prohibited animals div hdg sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Authorisation for veterinary surgeons s 166 sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Authorisation for identified dead international animals s 167 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 19 sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on taking or using common plants s 167A ins 1995 SL No. 406 s 10 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 10 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Restriction on using common plants s 167B ins 1998 SL No. 36 s 11 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Division 3—Particular authorisations about moving protected, international or prohibited animals div hdg sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Authorisation for movements to show or display by particular holders s 168 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 47; 1996 SL No. 72 s 9; 1999 SL No. 335 s 20 (retro) sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Licence not needed to use protected plants registered under Plant Breeder’s Rights Act 1994 (Cwlth) s 168AA ins 1998 SL No. 36 s 12 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Restricted plants offered for sale to be tagged s 168A ins 1996 SL No. 72 s 10 sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Obligations of licensee under commercial wildlife licence for whole plants s 168B ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Changes in number or species of plants kept s 168C ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 398 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Division 4—Commercial use of protected plant parts div hdg ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Authorisation for particular government officers or employees to move dead international or prohibited animals s 169 sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Changes in number or species of protected plant parts kept s 169A ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restrictions on holder of authority or permit s 169B ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 5—Commercial wildlife licence for protected plants div hdg ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 6—Recreational keeping and use of protected plants div hdg ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 7—Exemptions for using protected plants div hdg ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 8—Approval of authorised cultivators and propagators div hdg ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 4—LICENCES FOR TAKING, KEEPING OR USING ANIMALS pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 1—Preliminary div hdg ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 26 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Licences that may be granted s 170 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 48; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 49 sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 19 Restriction on sale of protected plants by licensee under commercial wildlife licence s 170A ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 21 sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Obligations of licensee under commercial wildlife licence s 170B ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 2—Commercial wildlife licence (wildlife interaction) div hdg ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 29 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 399 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Subdivision 1—Purpose of division sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 2 s 171 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 49; 1995 SL No. 406 s 11; 1996 SL No. 72 s 11 sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 2—Restrictions on grant of commercial wildlife licence (wildlife interaction) sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Sale of particular restricted plants by licensee under recreational wildlife licence s 171A ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Recreational wildlife harvesting licences and recreational wildlife licences for protected plants s 171B ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on animals for which licence may be granted s 172 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 22 sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 amd 2001 SL No. 112 s 4 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for retail sale for whole protected plants s 172A ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for using protected plant parts s 172B ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for selling protected plants propagated for recreational purposes s 172C ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exemption for using protected plants registered under Plant Breeder’s Rights Act 1994 (Cwlth) s 172D ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction of persons to whom licence may be granted s 173 amd 1996 SL No. 72 s 12; 1997 SL No. 436 s 50 sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 amd 2001 SL No. 112 s 5 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on activities for which licence may be granted s 174 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 50; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 51 sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 4; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 400 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Subdivision 3—Things authorised by commercial wildlife licence (wildlife interaction) sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 3A—PROTECTED PLANTS IN TRADE pt hdg ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Division 1—Preliminary div hdg ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Definitions for pt 3A prov hdg sub 1999 No. 335 s 23(1) s 174A ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 23(2) om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Purpose of part s 174B ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Application of part s 174C ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Division 2—Taking, using and keeping protected plants div hdg ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Harvest period for protected plants s 174D ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 24 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Restriction on taking under Aboriginal tradition or Island custom s 174E ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Condition of licence s 174EA ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 25 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Restrictions on holder of commercial wildlife harvesting licence s 174F ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Restrictions on holder of recreational wildlife harvesting licence s 174G ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Harvested restricted plants to be tagged s 174H ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 401 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Restricted plants offered for sale to be tagged s 174I ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Prohibition on sale if not in pot etc. s 174J ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Division 3—Records and returns div hdg ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Records to be kept s 174K ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Returns s 174L ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Division 4—Miscellaneous div hdg ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Conservation value s 174M ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 6 om 2000 SL No. 354 s 4 Holder may engage in unauthorised interaction prov hdg sub 1999 No. 335 s 27(1) s 175 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 def “code” sub 1996 SL No. 72 s 13 def “licensee” om 1999 SL No. 335 s 27(2) def “use” amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 51; 1999 SL No. 335 s 27(3) Subdivision 4—Carrying out activities under commercial wildlife licence (wildlife interaction) sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Compliance with approved interaction plan s 176 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 52; 1999 SL No. 335 s 28 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to keep report about activities under licence s 177 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Definition for div 2 s 177A ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 29 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Effect of licence s 177B ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 29 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 402 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Condition of licence s 177C ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 29 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Change in number or species of reptiles s 177D ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 29 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Delivery of dead reptiles s 177E ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 29 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Return of operations s 177F ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 29 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Definition for div 3 s 177G ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 29 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 3—Commercial wildlife licences div hdg ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 29 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Purpose of division sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 3 s 178 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 53; 1999 SL No. 335 s 30 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Subdivision 2—Restrictions on grant of commercial wildlife licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on animals for which licence may be granted s 179 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction if recreational wildlife licence granted for birds or reptiles prov hdg sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 54(1) s 180 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 54(2)–(3); 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Additional restriction for licence for birds s 181 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Additional restriction for licence for reptiles s 182 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 3—Things authorised by commercial wildlife licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may keep and use particular animals s 183 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 403 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Holder may process particular animals s 184 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 31 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 4A—COMMERCIAL WILDLIFE LICENCES pt hdg ins 1995 SL No. 352 s 55 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Application of part s 184A ins 1995 SL No. 352 s 55 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Definition for pt 4A s 184B ins 1995 SL No. 352 s 55 sub 1999 SL No. 335 s 32 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Effect of licence s 184C ins 1995 SL No. 352 s 55 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Changes in numbers of animals kept s 184D ins 1995 SL No. 352 s 55 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 52 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Return of operations s 184E ins 1995 SL No. 352 s 55 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 53 om 1999 SL No. 335 s 33 Animal to be identified s 184F ins 1995 SL No. 352 s 55 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may keep dead macropods in storage s 185 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 20 exp 30 June 2005 (see s 185(4)) Chief executive may issue commercial or recreational wildlife harvesting licence s 185A ins 1995 SL No. 352 s 56 om 1999 SL No. 335 s 34 Commercial wildlife harvesting licence for protected plants s 185B ins 1997 SL No. 436 s 54 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may move animal to and from residence to provide care s 186 prev s 186 om 1997 SL No. 436 s 55 pres s 186 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may breed protected birds s 187 prev s 187 om 1997 SL No. 436 s 55 pres s 187 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 404 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Subdivision 4—Carrying out activities under commercial wildlife licence sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch General requirement about way animal must be kept and used s 188 prev s 188 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch om 1997 SL No. 436 s 55 pres s 188 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement about identifying dead animals kept under licence s 189 prev s 189 om 1997 SL No. 436 s 55 pres s 189 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Compliance with harvest period notice conditions s 189A ins 1996 SL No. 129 s 4 exp 31 October 1996 (see s 189A(3)) Requirement to keep record book s 190 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 21 Requirement to give return of operations s 191 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 22 Division 3A—Commercial wildlife licence (mobile) div 3A (ss 191A–191E) ins 2005 SL No. 111 s 23 Division 4—Recreational wildlife licences div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Purpose of division sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 4 s 192 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 56 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Subdivision 2—Restrictions on grant for recreational wildlife licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on animals for which licence may be granted s 193 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 35 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of licence to children s 194 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of licence for restricted birds s 195 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 57 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Demonstration of wildlife by employees s 195A ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 36 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 405 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Restriction on grant of licence for restricted reptiles or amphibians s 196 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction if commercial wildlife licence granted for birds or reptiles s 197 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 58; 1999 SL No. 335 s 37 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 3—Things authorised by recreational wildlife licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may keep or use particular animals s 198 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 59; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take particular reptiles to feed other reptiles prov hdg sub 1999 SL No. 335 s 38(1) s 199 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 def “code” sub 1999 SL No. 335 s 38(2) def “use” sub 1999 SL No. 335 s 38(2) Holder may breed protected birds s 200 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 4—Carrying out activities under recreational wildlife licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch General requirement about way animal must be kept and used s 201 sub 1999 SL No. 335 s 39 amd 2003 SL No. 329 s 12 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to keep particular animals for minimum period s 202 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 40 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to keep record book s 203 sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 57; 1997 SL No. 436 s 60; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 24 Division 5—Commercial wildlife harvesting licences div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Purpose of division sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 5 s 204 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 58; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 61; 1999 SL No. 335 s 41 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Subdivision 2—Restriction on grant of commercial wildlife harvesting licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 406 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Display of wildlife by employees s 204A ins 1997 SL No. 436 s 62 sub 1999 SL No. 335 s 42 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on animals for which licence may be granted s 205 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of licence to children if weapons involved s 206 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 59; 1997 SL No. 436 s 63 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of licence for macropods s 207 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 64; 1999 SL No. 335 s 37 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 25 exp 30 June 2005 (see s 207(2)) Restriction on grant of licence for whales or dolphins s 208 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 65; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 3—Things authorised by commercial wildlife harvesting licence sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take, keep and use particular animals prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 26(1) s 209 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 60; 1996 SL No. 72 s 14 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 26(2) exp 30 June 2005 (see s 207(4)) Subdivision 4—Carrying out activities under commercial wildlife harvesting licence sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Way animal may be taken prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 210 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirements about carcasses of animals taken under licence s 211 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Conditions of wildlife farming licence s 211A ins 1996 SL No. 72 s 15 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to keep record book s 212 sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 61; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 27 Requirement to give return of operations s 213 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 62; 1996 SL No. 129 s 5; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1999 SL No. 335 s 43 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 28 407 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Division 6—Recreational wildlife harvesting licences div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Purpose of division sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 6 prov hdg sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 66(1) s 214 amd 1996 SL No. 72 s 16; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 66(2) sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Handling of wildlife s 214A ins 1995 SL No. 352 s 63 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Autopsy or delivery of snake if it is dead farm wildlife s 214B ins 1996 SL No. 72 s 17 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 2—Restriction on grant of recreational wildlife harvesting licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of licence to children if weapons involved prov hdg sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 64 s 215 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of licence for macropods s 216 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 29 exp 30 June 2005 (see s 216(2)) PART 8A—MUSEUM AND HERBARIUM LICENCES pt hdg ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 1—Preliminary div hdg ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Definitions for pt 8A s 216A ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of pt 8A s 216B ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 2—Museum licences div hdg ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Definition for div 2 s 216C ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 408 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Effect of licence s 216D ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Display of live wildlife s 216E ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Display of wildlife by employees s 216F ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Taking of wildlife by person other than licensee s 216G ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Handling wildlife s 216H ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Disposal of dead wildlife s 216I ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Conditions of museum licence s 216J ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Change in number or species of live wildlife s 216K ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Return of operations s 216L ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Dealing with wildlife without approval s 216M ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 3—Herbarium licences div hdg ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Definition for div 3 s 216N ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Effect of licence s 216O ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Taking, keeping and use of protected plants by person other than licensee s 216P ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 409 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Dealing with protected plants without approval s 216Q ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 44 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of licence for ducks and quails s 217 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Taking of protected wildlife under damage mitigation permit s 217A ins 1997 SL No. 436 s 67 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 45 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 3—Things authorised by recreational wildlife harvesting licence sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take, keep, use and process particular animals s 218 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 30 subsection 3(b) exp 30 June 2005 (see s 218(4)) Holder may move particular macropods to place of processing s 219 om 1995 SL No. 352 s 65 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 31 exp 30 June 2005 (see s 219(5)) Subdivision 4—Carrying out activities under recreational wildlife harvesting licence sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Way animal may be taken prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 220 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 68; 1999 SL No. 335 s 46 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Movement of protected animal s 220A ins 1997 SL No. 436 s 69 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirements about carcasses of animals taken under licence prov hdg sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 70(1) s 221 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 70(2)–(3); 1999 SL No. 335 s 37 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to give return of operations prov hdg sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 66 s 222 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 222 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 32 Division 7—Wildlife demonstrator licences div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 410 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Subdivision 1—Purpose of division sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 7 s 223 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Subdivision 2—Things authorised by wildlife demonstrator licence sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may keep and use particular animals s 224 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 def “code” sub 1996 SL No. 72 s 18 Subdivision 3—Carrying out activities under wildlife demonstrator licence sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Restriction on number of live animals that may be kept under licence s 225 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 47 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Taking, keeping and using protected animals under rescue permit s 225A ins 1997 SL No. 436 s 72 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Minimum number of displays prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 226 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 67; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Way animal may be displayed prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 227 sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 68 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to supervise animal while being displayed s 228 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 69; 1997 SL No. 436 s 73; 1999 SL No. 335 s 48 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Taking protected wildlife under a permit for educational or scientific purposes s 228A ins 1997 SL No. 436 s 74 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 13 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on acts animal may be required to do s 229 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 70 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Handling dangerous animals prov hdg sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 71 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 230 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 75; 1999 SL No. 335 s 49 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 411 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Requirement to keep record book s 231 amd 2003 SL No. 82 s 8 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 33 Requirement to give return of operations s 232 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 34 Division 8—Wildlife exhibitor licences div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Purpose of division sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 8 s 233 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Subdivision 2—Additional application requirements sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to give particular information for application s 234 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 75 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 3—Restrictions on grant for wildlife exhibitor licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Exhibit must meet particular criteria s 235 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 76 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 14 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 4—Things authorised by wildlife exhibitor licence sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may keep and use animals s 236 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take and keep sick, injured or orphaned animals s 237 amd 2001 SL No. 215 s 4 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Disturbing native animals s 237A ins 2001 SL No. 215 s 5 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take and use protected plant parts s 238 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 77 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 15 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may engage in unauthorised interaction in particular circumstances s 239 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 412 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Holder may move animal to or from licensed premises for secondary authorities prov hdg amd 2000 SL No. 354 s 5(1) s 240 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1999 SL No. 335 s 50; 2000 SL No. 354 s 5(2) sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 5—Carrying out activities under wildlife exhibitor licence sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Way animal may be displayed prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 241 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to supervise animal while being displayed s 242 amd 2001 SL No. 112 s 10 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on acts animal may be required to do s 243 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 72 sub 1996 SL No. 283 s 10; 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Handling dangerous animals prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 244 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 73 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Particular holders must comply with approved interaction plan prov hdg sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 74(1) amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 78(1) s 245 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 74(2); 1997 SL No. 436 s 78(2) sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Particular holders must keep report about particular activities s 246 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 79 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to keep record book s 247 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 35 Requirement to give return of operations s 248 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 36 Division 9—Wildlife farming licences div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Purpose of division sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 9 s 249 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 75; 2001 SL No. 112 ss 6, 10 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch 413 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Subdivision 2—Restriction on grant of wildlife farming licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on animals for which licence may be granted s 250 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 80 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of licence for particular reptiles s 251 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 76; 1997 SL No. 436 s 81 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 3—Things authorised by wildlife farming licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may keep, use and process animals s 252 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 77; 1997 SL No. 436 s 82 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 4—Carrying out activities under wildlife farming licence sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Requirement about identifying animal taken from the wild s 253 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 78; 1997 SL No. 436 s 83 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Sampling or implanting particular reptiles prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 254 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Complying with relevant code prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 255 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Way animal may be displayed prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 256 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Animal must be supervised while being displayed s 257 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 84 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on acts animal may be required to do s 258 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 79; 1996 SL No. 283 ss 11, 2 sch; 1998 SL No. 36 s16 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Handling dangerous animals prov hdg sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 80(1) amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 259 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 80(2)–(4); 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 85 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 414 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Requirement to keep record book s 260 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 81; 1996 SL No. 283 s 2 sch; 1997 SL No. 436 s 86; 1999 SL No. 335 s 51 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 37 Requirement to give return of operations s 261 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 38 Division 10—Museum licences div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Preliminary sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 10 s 262 amd 2003 SL No. 137 s 9 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 39 Definition for div 10 s 263 amd 2003 SL No. 137 s 9 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 2—Restrictions on grant of museum licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on persons to whom licence may be granted s 264 prev s 264 exp 19 December 1999 (see s 265) pres s 264 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on animals for which licence may be granted s 265 prev s 265 exp 19 December 1999 (see s 265) pres s 265 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of licence authorising display s 266 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 3—Things authorised by museum licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take, keep, use and process particular animals s 267 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 4—Carrying out activities under museum licences sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Where animals may be displayed s 268 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Way animal may be displayed prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 269 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 415 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Requirement to supervise animal while being displayed s 270 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on acts animal may be required to do s 271 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Handling dangerous animals pt hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 272 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to keep record book s 273 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 40 Requirement to give return of operations s 274 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 41 PART 5—PERMITS FOR TAKING, KEEPING OR USING ANIMALS pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 1—Preliminary div 1 (s 275) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 2—General restrictions on grant for all permits div 2 (ss 276–277) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 3—Damage mitigation permits div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 3 s 278 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on animals for which permit may be granted s 279 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on purposes for which permit may be granted s 280 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of permit for damage or loss s 281 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of permit for threat to human health and wellbeing s 282 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take particular animals prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 42(1) s 283 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 42(2)–(3) Requirement to give return of operations s 284 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 43 Subdivision 4—Carrying out activities under damage mitigation permit sdiv hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch 416 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Division 4—Educational purposes permits div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Purpose of division sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 4 s 285 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 2—Restriction on grant for educational purposes permit sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on persons to whom permit may be granted s 286 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on purposes for which permit may be granted s 287 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 3—Things authorised by educational purposes permit sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take, keep and use particular animals s 288 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 4—Carrying out activities under educational purposes permit sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Requirement to give return of operations s 289 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 44 Division 5—Permit to keep protected wildlife div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Purpose of division div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 5 s 290 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 2—Restriction on grant of permit to keep protected wildlife div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on purposes for which permit may be granted s 291 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of permit for animals taken under rehabilitation permit s 292 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of permit for animal from another State s 293 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of permit for animal kept under expired authority s 294 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of permit to holders of particular authorities s 295 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 417 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Subdivision 3—Things authorised by permit to keep protected wildlife div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may keep animal s 296 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may move animal to another holder if no longer keeping animals s 297 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may move animal to an institution if asked by chief executive s 298 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may move particular birds s 299 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 4—Carrying out activities under permits to keep protected wildlife sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Breeding prov hdg sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 300 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to keep record book s 301 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 45 Requirement to give return of operations s 302 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 46 Division 6—Rehabilitation permits div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Purpose of division div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 6 s 303 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 2—Restrictions on grant of rehabilitation permits div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on persons to whom permit may be granted s 304 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of permit to voluntary wildlife care associations s 305 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on animals for which permit may be granted s 306 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 3—Things authorised by rehabilitation permits div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may obtain and keep particular animals s 307 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 418 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Holders may take particular dead animals for feeding particular animals s 308 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Particular holders may display particular animals s 309 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may move animals in particular circumstances s 310 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 4—Carrying out activities under rehabilitation permits sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Way animal must be kept prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 311 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Returning animal to natural habitat prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 312 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 7—Scientific purposes permit div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Preliminary div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 7 s 313 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Definitions for div 7 s 314 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 2—Restrictions on grant of scientific purposes permit div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on persons to whom permit may be granted s 315 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of permit allowing animal to be taken s 316 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of permit for whales or dolphins s 317 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 3—Things authorised by scientific purposes permit div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take, keep, use and process animals s 318 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 4—Carrying out activities under scientific purposes permit div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Requirement to give return of operations s 319 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 47 419 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Division 8—Commercial whale watching permit div 8 (ss 320–323) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 6—AUTHORITIES FOR TAKING, KEEPING OR USING ANIMALS pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 1—Preliminary div 1 (s 324) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 2—Aboriginal tradition and Island custom authorities div 2 (ss 325–329) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 3—Collection authority to keep collection of dead protected wildlife div 3 (s 330) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 4—Collection authority to take and keep common wildlife div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Restrictions on grant for collection authority to take and keep common wildlife sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on persons to whom authority may be granted s 331 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Other restriction on grant of authority s 332 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 2—Things authorised by collection authority to take and keep common wildlife sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take, keep and use common animals s 333 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may move animals for survival training s 334 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 3—Carrying out activities under collection authority to take and keep common wildlife sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Requirement to give return of operations s 335 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 48 PART 7—TAKING OR USING PROTECTED PLANTS pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 1—Purpose of part div 1 (s 336) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 2—Restrictions about using protected plants div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 2 s 337 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 420 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Restriction on using or moving common plants s 338 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on using or moving whole protected plants for commercial purpose prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 339 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on using or moving protected plant parts for commercial purpose s 340 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 3—Exemptions for using protected plants div 3 (ss 341–355) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 4—Licences, permits and other authorities for taking or using protected plants div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Subdivision 1—Preliminary div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Licences that may be granted s 356 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Permits that may be granted s 357 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Authorities that may be granted s 358 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Relationship with conservation plan s 359 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 om 2005 SL No. 111 s 49 Subdivision 2—Commercial wildlife licences div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may use protected plants for commercial purpose s 360 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Selling or giving away protected plants generally prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 361 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Additional provision about selling whole type A restricted plants prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch s 362 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to keep record book s 363 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 50 Requirement to give return of operations s 364 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 51 421 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Subdivision 3—Recreational wildlife licences div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on persons to whom licence may be granted s 365 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may use protected plants for recreational purpose s 366 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may also use particular protected plants for commercial purpose in particular circumstances s 367 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on selling particular plants s 368 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 4—Commercial wildlife harvesting licence div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take and use particular protected plants s 369 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 5—Recreational wildlife harvesting licence div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take and use particular plants s 370 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 6—Herbarium licences div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on persons to whom licence may be granted s 371 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take or use protected plants in particular circumstances s 372 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 7—Clearing permits div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take protected plants s 373 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 8—Damage mitigation permits div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on plants for which permit may be granted s 374 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on purposes for which permit may be granted s 375 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of permit for damage or loss s 376 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on grant of permit for threat to human health and wellbeing s 377 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 422 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Holder may take protected plants s 378 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 52 Requirement to give return of operations s 379 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 53 Subdivision 9—Educational purposes permits div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on persons to whom permit may be granted s 380 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on purpose for which permit may be granted s 381 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take and use protected plants s 382 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to give return of operations s 383 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 54 Subdivision 10—Scientific purposes permit div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on persons to whom permit may be granted s 384 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on purposes for which permit may be granted s 385 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take and use protected plants s 386 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to give return of operations s 387 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 55 Subdivision 11—Aboriginal tradition and Island custom authorities div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on persons to whom authority may be granted s 388 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on circumstances under which authority may be granted s 389 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may take and use protected plants s 390 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 5—Provisions about authorised cultivators and propagators div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Approval of authorised cultivators and propagators sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch 423 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Approval of persons as authorised cultivator or propagator s 391 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on persons who may be approved s 392 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Notice of approval s 393 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 2—Carrying out activities under approval sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 3 sch Requirement to keep records s 394 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Assistance to conservation officers s 395 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 2 Requirement to notify chief executive of new address s 396 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 8—PERMIT FOR MOVING WILDLIFE pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 1—Preliminary div hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of div 8 s 397 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Permit may be granted s 398 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 2—Restrictions on grant of wildlife movement permits div hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Restriction on animals for which permit may be granted s 399 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 General restriction on movements for which permit may be granted generally s 400 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Additional restriction for movements out of the State s 401 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Additional restriction for movements into the State s 402 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 3—Things authorised by wildlife movement permit div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Holder may move wildlife s 403 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 9—PROCESSED PRODUCTS pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 424 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Division 1—Damage mitigation permits div hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 2—Permits to keep protected, international or prohibited wildlife div hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 3—Rescue permits div hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 4—Permits for educational or scientific purposes div hdg ins 1997 SL No. 436 s 74 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Purpose of pt 9 s 404 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 20 sch Definition for pt 9 s 405 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Processed products made or derived from protected animals s 406 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Processed products made or derived from protected plants s 407 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Conservation officer may ask for evidence of source used s 408 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 10—GENERAL OFFENCES pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Using poison or adhesive substance in a way that may take protected animals s 409 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Interfering with animal breeding place s 410 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Feeding native animals in the wild generally s 411 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Feeding dangerous native animals in the wild s 412 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Disturbing dangerous native animals in the wild s 413 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Procedure for accidental taking of marine mammals and turtles s 414 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Procedure for taking protected sharks s 414A ins 2003 SL No. 376 s 5 Release of animals into the wild s 415 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Spreading or releasing particular parts of non-native plants s 416 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 425 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Housing wildlife other than protected wildlife s 417 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Moving wildlife other than protected, international or prohibited wildlife into the State s 418 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 11—MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 1—Seizure of property div 1 (s 419) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 2—Provisions about tags div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Chief executive may supply tags for use by person s 420 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Nature of tags supplied by the chief executive s 421 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 56 Chief executive may recall tags s 422 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Using tags generally s 423 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 57 Tags not to be used by unauthorised person s 424 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Interfering with tags s 425 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 3—Conservation value for wildlife div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Subdivision 1—Conservation values for protected wildlife sdiv hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Conservation value for protected wildlife s 426 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2004 SL No. 116 s 10 Subdivision 2—Exemptions from payment of conservation value sdiv 2 (ss 427–429) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 4—Stop action orders div 4 (ss 430–432) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 12—OFFENCES pt hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 13—GENERAL pt hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 426 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

CHAPTER 4—GENERAL PROVISIONS ch hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 1—PROVISIONS ABOUT DEALING WITH SEIZED PROPERTY pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Application of pt 1 s 433 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Particular property must be destroyed s 434 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Receipt for other seized property s 435 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Return of claimed property s 436 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Dealing with unclaimed property s 437 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Application of proceeds of sale s 438 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Compensation not payable s 439 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 2—DEMERIT POINTS FOR PARTICULAR OFFENCES pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Demerit points s 440 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 3—PROVISIONS ABOUT RECORD BOOKS pt hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Application of pt 3 s 441 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Definitions for pt 3 s 442 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 58 Record books property of the State s 443 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Where and for how long record book must be kept s 444 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 59 General information that must be included in record book s 445 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 60 When record particulars to be included in record book s 446 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 61 427 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Additional information to be included for wildlife exhibitor licences s 447 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 62 Information must be complete, accurate and legible s 448 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 63 Requirement to produce or surrender record book s 449 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 64 Requirement to notify chief executive of loss etc. s 450 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 65 Persons must not interfere with record books s 451 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 4—PROVISIONS ABOUT RETURN OF OPERATIONS pt hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Application of pt 4 s 452 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Definitions for pt 4 prov hdg amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 66(1) s 453 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 66(2) Form and nature of return of operations s 454 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 67 When return of operations must be given and the period for which they must be given s 455 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 68 Information must be complete, accurate and legible s 456 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 69 Requirement about way and period for which return of operations must be kept s 457 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 70 Requirement to produce return of operations for inspection s 458 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Requirement to notify chief executive of loss etc. s 459 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Interfering with return of operations s 460 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 428 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

PART 5—FEES pt 5 (ss 461–472) ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 6—OTHER GENERAL PROVISIONS pt hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Period for which particular documents must be kept s 473 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 amd 2005 SL No. 111 s 71 Requirement to notify chief executive of particular matters s 474 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Prescribed class—Act, s 130 s 475 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Prescribed forest reserves for temporary continuation of beekeeping—Act, s 184 s 475A ins 2004 SL No. 316 s 31 Approved forms s 476 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 CHAPTER 5—TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR NATURE CONSERVATION AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT REGULATION (No. 3) 2003 ch hdg sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 1—RECORDS AND RETURNS pt hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 1—Definitions div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Definitions for ch 5 s 477 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 2—Continuing force of particular authorities div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Continuing force of particular existing licences s 478 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Continuing force of existing rescue permits s 479 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 3—Effect of commencement on particular applications in progress div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Applications in progress for particular licences s 480 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Applications in progress for rescue permits s 481 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 4—Effect of commencement on particular appeals div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Definitions for div 4 s 482 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 429 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Application of div 4 s 483 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Appeal to be decided under provisions before commencement s 484 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Effect of court decision to grant licence or permit s 485 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Effect of court decision to returns matter back to chief executive s 486 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Effect of court decision to not grant licence or permit s 487 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 Division 5—References to rescue permits in Acts or documents div hdg ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 References to rescue permits s 488 ins 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 2—OTHER MATTERS pt hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 PART 3—TRANSITIONAL pt hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 22 SCHEDULE 1—POWERS OF TRUSTEES OF CONSERVATION PARKS OR RESOURCES RESERVES sch hdg sub 1999 SL No. 279 s 3; 2002 SL No. 372 s 17 PART 1—CONSERVATION PARKS pt hdg ins 1999 SL No. 279 s 3 sub 2002 SL No. 372 s 17 Anderson Street and Kamerunga Conservation Parks prov hdg sub 1997 SL No. 418 s 3(1) s 1 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 82; 1997 SL No. 418 s 3(2) sub 1999 SL No. 279 s 3; 2002 SL No. 372 s 17 Beachmere, Buckleys Hole, Byron Creek, Neurum Creek, Sheep Station Creek and Wararba Creek Conservation Parks prov hdg amd 2003 SL No. 177 s 12(1) s 2 ins 1997 SL No. 418 s 3(3) sub 1999 SL No. 279 s 3; 2002 SL No. 372 s 17 amd 2003 SL No. 177 s 12(1) Bukkulla Conservation Park s 3 ins 1997 SL No. 418 s 3(3) sub 1999 SL No. 279 s 3; 2002 SL No. 372 s 17 amd 2003 SL No. 177 s 12(2) Denmark Hill, Flinders Peak, Ipswich Pteropus, Mount Beau Brummell, White Rock and White Rock (Limited Depth) Conservation Parks prov hdg amd 2003 SL No. 177 s 12(3)–(4) s 4 ins 1997 SL No. 418 s 3(3) 430 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

sub 1999 SL No. 279 s 3; 2002 SL No. 372 s 17 amd 2003 SL No. 177 s 12(3)–(4) Lake Broadwater Conservation Park s 5 ins 1997 SL No. 418 s 3(3) amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 17 sub 1999 SL No. 279 s 3; 2002 SL No. 372 s 17 Lark Quarry Conservation Park s 6 ins 1999 SL No. 279 s 3 sub 2002 SL No. 372 s 17 Mount Whitfield Conservation Park s 7 ins 1999 SL No. 279 s 3 sub 2002 SL No. 372 s 17 Springwood Conservation Park s 8 ins 2002 SL No. 372 s 17 PART 2—RESOURCES RESERVES pt hdg ins 1999 SL No. 279 s 3 sub 2002 SL No. 372 s 17 Blackbraes, Cudmore, Flat Top Range, Moonstone Hill and Stones Country Reserves s 9 ins 2002 SL No. 372 s 17 SCHEDULE 2—TAKING FISH, INVERTEBRATE ANIMALS FOR USE AS BAIT AND MUD CRABS IN NATIONAL PARKS sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 87 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 18; 2004 SL No. 317 s 14 SCHEDULE 3—PERMITTED USES IN PRESCRIBED NATIONAL PARKS sch hdg ins 1996 SL No. 283 s 12 sub 2001 SL No. 153 s 5 sch 3 (prev sch 2A) sub 2002 SL No. 372 s 18 amd 2003 SL No. 259 s 7; 2003 SL No. 330 s 10 renum 2003 SL No. 375 s 23 amd 2004 SL No. 197 s 3 Green Island National Park s 1 ins 1996 SL No. 283 s 12 om 2002 SL No. 372 s 18 Barron Gorge National Park s 2 ins 2000 SL No. 264 s 3 om 2002 SL No. 372 s 18 Goold Island National Park s 3 ins 2001 SL No. 36 s 3 om 2002 SL No. 372 s 18 Dularcha National Park s 4 ins 2001 SL No. 112 s 7 om 2002 SL No. 372 s 18 431 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

SCHEDULE 4—PERMITTED USES IN NATIONAL PARKS prev sch 4 sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 84(1) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 pres sch 4 (prev sch 2B) ins 2001 SL No. 153 s 6 renum 2003 SL No. 375 s 23 sub 2004 SL No. 197 s 4 Definition s 1 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 def “macropod” om 1995 SL No. 352 s 84(2) Application of schedule s 2 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Museums and herbariums s 3 sub 1999 SL No. 335 s 52(1) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Commercial wildlife licence s 4 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 52(2) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Recreational wildlife, recreational wildlife (specialist) and international wildlife licences s 5 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 84(3)–(5); 1997 SL No. 436 s 88(1)–(4) sub 1999 SL No. 335 s 52(3) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Wildlife demonstrator licence s 6 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 84(6)–(7) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Wildlife exhibitor licence s 7 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 84(8); 1997 SL No. 436 s 88(5); 1999 SL No. 335 s52(2) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Wildlife farming licence s 8 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 52(2) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Movement of live birds s 9 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 84(9); 1997 SL No. 436 s 88(6)–(8); 1998 SL No. 36 s 19(1); 1999 SL No. 335 s 52(4)–(5) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Movement of protected plants prov hdg sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 84(10) s 10 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 84(11)–(12); 1995 SL No. 406 s 12; 1996 SL No. 72 s19 sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 6 amd 2001 SL No. 112 s 8 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 432 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Movement of live amphibians s 11 sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 84(13) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Movement of live reptiles s 12 1995 SL No. 352 s 84(13) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Movement of dead macropods s 13 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Movement of other wildlife s 14 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 88(9) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Movement of wildlife by wholesalers s 15 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 84(14)–(15) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Movement advice to be given s 16 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 19(2) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 SCHEDULE 4A—EXEMPT CAPTIVE–BRED BIRDS sch hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Scientific names s 1 ins 1997 SL No. 436 s 89 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Birds s 2 ins 1997 SL No. 436 s 89 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 20; 1999 SL No. 335 s 53 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 SCHEDULE 5—MINIMUM FLYING HEIGHT OVER NATIONAL PARKS prev sch 5 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 pres sch 5 (prev sch 3) amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 83; 1996 SL No. 129 s 6 renum 2003 SL No. 375 s 23 Definitions s 1 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Birds s 2 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Butterflies s 3 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 85(1) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Crocodiles s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 433 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Emus s 5 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 85(2); 1997 SL No. 436 s 90(1)–(2); 1998 SL No. 36 s 21 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Macropods s 6 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 90(3)–(6); 1998 SL No. 36 s 22 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Plants s 7 amd 1997 SL No. 436 s 90(7) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Other protected animals s 8 amd 1996 SL No. 72 s 20; 1997 SL No. 436 s 90(8) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 SCHEDULE 6—PROCESSED PRODUCTS amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 86; 1995 SL No. 406 s 13; 1995 SL No. 408 s 4; 1996 SL No. 72 s 21; 1996 SL No. 129 s 7 sub 1996 SL No. 337 s 6 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 23 sub 1999 SL No. 335 s 54 amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 55; 2000 SL No. 129 s 5; 2000 SL No. 354 s 7 sub 2001 SL No. 283 s 14 amd 2002 SL No. 143 s 6 sub 2003 SL No. 137 s 10 amd 2003 SL No. 329 s 13 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 SCHEDULE 7—FEES amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 13 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 24; 2004 SL No. 116 s 11 amd 2004 SL No. 316 s 32; 2005 SL No. 111 s 73 Scientific names s 1 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 91 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Birds s 2 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 91 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 24 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 SCHEDULE 8—DOMESTIC ANIMALS amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 14 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 PART 1—BIRDS pt hdg sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 92 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 434 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Scientific names s 1 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 92 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Birds s 2 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 92 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 25 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 PART 2—REPTILES pt hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Scientific names s 3 sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 87 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Reptiles s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 SCHEDULE 8A—PLANTS FOR TRADE ins 1998 SL No. 362 s 7 om 2000 SL No. 2000 s 8 SCHEDULE 9—RELEVANT PROTECTED ANIMALS amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 88; 1996 SL No. 283 s 15 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 SCHEDULE 9A—PRESCRIBED FOREST RESERVES FOR TEMPORARY CONTINUATION OF BEEKEEPING ins 2004 SL No. 316 s 33 SCHEDULE 10—DICTIONARY sub 1996 SL No. 72 s 22 amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 16 sub 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 def “accept” sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(1)–(2) def “apiary permit” ins 2004 SL No. 316 s 34 def “approved display purpose” sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(1)–(2) def “authorised buyer” sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(1)–(2) def “authorised interstate seller” sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(1)–(2) def “authorised premises” sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(1)–(2) def “communications use” ins 2004 SL No. 197 s 5 def “conservation plan macropod” om 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(1) def “harvest macropod” ins 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(2) def “interact” sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(1)–(2) def “macropod” ins 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(2) def “mobile facility” ins 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(2) def “nominated return retrieval system” ins 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(2) def “park designated for apiaries” ins 2004 SL No. 316 s 34 def “public land” sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(1)–(2) def “registration number” ins 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(2) def “relevant person” sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(1)–(2) def “semitrailer” ins 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(2) 435 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

def “shark” ins 2003 SL No. 376 s 6 def “special native animal” sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(1)–(2) def “temporary display” sub 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(1)–(2) def “truck” ins 2005 SL No. 111 s 74(2) SCHEDULE 11—RECREATIONAL WILDLIFE amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 17 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 PART 1—BIRDS pt hdg sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 93 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Scientific names s 1 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 93 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Birds s 2 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 89 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 93 amd 1988 SL No. 36 s 26; 1999 SL No. 335 s 56 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 PART 2—REPTILES pt hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Reptiles s 3 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 SCHEDULE 12—RESTRICTED WILDLIFE amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 18(1) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 PART 1—AMPHIBIANS pt hdg om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Amphibians s 1 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 PART 2—BIRDS pt hdg sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 94 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Scientific names s 2 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 94 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Birds s 3 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 90(1)–(2); 1996 SL No. 72 s 23 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 94 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 27(1)–(6); 1999 SL No. 335 s 57 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 PART 3—PLANTS pt hdg sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 94; 2000 SL No. 354 s 9 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 436 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994

Scientific names s 4 sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 94; 2000 SL No. 354 s 9 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Type A restricted plants s 5 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 90(3)–(7); 1995 SL No. 406 s 14; 1996 SL No. 283 s18(2) sub 1997 SL No. 436 s 94 amd 1998 SL No. 36 s 27(7)–(8) sub 2000 SL No. 354 s 9 amd 2001 SL No. 112 s 9(1) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Type B restricted plants s 6 (prev s 5A) ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 9 renum 2001 SL No. 112 s 9(2) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 PART 4—REPTILES Scientific names s 7 (prev s 6) sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 90(8) renum 2001 SL No. 112 s 9(2) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Restricted reptiles s 8 (prev s 7) renum 2001 SL No. 112 s 9(2) om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 SCHEDULE 13—SECTIONAL DEFINITIONS amd 1996 SL No. 283 s 19 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Meaning of “commercial activity” s 1 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Meaning of “group activity” s 2 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 General meaning of “licence” s 3 amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 91; 1997 SL No. 436 s 95; 1998 No. 36 s 13; 2001 SL No. 112 s 10 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 Meaning of “special activity” s 4 om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 SCHEDULE 14—DICTIONARY om 2003 SL No. 375 s 24 def “additional conditions notice” ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(2) def “attach” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “authorised cultivator” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “authorised propogator” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “camp” amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 92(1); 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(1) 437 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 def “code” amd 1996 SL No. 72 s 24; 1996 SL No. 283 s 20(3); 2003 SL No. 82 s 9(1)–(2) def “common plant” ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(2) def “Commonwealth land” ins 2002 SL No. 372 s 19 def “cultural or natural resources permit” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “disturb” ins 2001 SL No. 215 s 6 def “dolphin” ins 1997 SL No. 379 s 8 def “domestic animal” amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 92(2) sub 1999 SL No. 335 s 58(1) def “e-permit agency” ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(2) def “e-permit camping area” ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(2) def “e-permit camping notice” ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(2) def “e-permit camping tag” ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(2) def “e-permit distribution point” ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(2) def “e-permit number” ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(2) def “feed” ins 2001 SL No. 215 s 6 def “government entity” ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(2) def “herbarium” amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 58(2) def “licensee” sub 1999 SL No. 335 s 58(1) amd 2003 SL No. 82 s 9(3) def “manufactured fuel” ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(2) def “marine navigation use” ins 2002 SL No. 372 s 19 def “macropod” sub 2003 SL No. 82 s 9(4) def “movement advice” sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 92(3) def “native animal” ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(2) def “official tag” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “official traffic sign” amd 1999 SL No. 286 s 4 sch 2(1) def “plant” om 1995 SL No. 352 s 92(4) def “prescribed cooking or heating appliance” ins 2003 SL No. 329 s 14(2) def “previous use authority” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “private land” om 1996 SL No. 283 s 20(1) def “propagator’s tag” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “property” om 1996 SL No. 283 s 20(1) def “protected area” om 1996 SL No. 283 s 20(1) def “protected plant part” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “records” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “recreational plant society” ins 1995 SL No. 406 s 15 def “recreational reptile” sub 1996 SL No. 283 s 20(1)–(2) def “restricted amphibian” ins 1996 SL No. 283 s 20(2) def “restricted bird” sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 92(5) def “restricted plant” sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 92(6) def “restricted reptile” sub 1995 SL No. 352 s 92(7) def “sick” amd 1999 SL No. 335 s 58(3) def “stock” amd 1995 SL No. 352 s 92(8) def “stock plant” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “type A restricted plant” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “type B restricted plant” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “use” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “voluntary conservation organisation” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “voluntary wildlife care association” ins 1999 SL No. 335 s 58(1) 438 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 def “whale” ins 1997 SL No. 379 s 8 def “whole” ins 2000 SL No. 354 s 10 def “wildlife” sub 1996 SL No. 283 s 20(1)–(2); 1999 SL No. 335 s 58(1)

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