{"id":"tas:sr-2015-104","name":"Inland Fisheries (Controlled Fish) Order 2015","slug":"inland-fisheries-controlled-fish-order-2015","collection":"regulation","jurisdiction":"tas","status":"in_force","isInForce":true,"actNumber":"104 of 2015","makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":188302,"registerId":"tas-tas:sr-2015-104-current","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-05","status":"InForce","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"1","sectionType":"section","heading":"Short title","content":"### 1 Short title\n\n> This order may be cited as the [Inland Fisheries (Controlled Fish) Order 2015](/view/html/inforce/2026-04-12/sr-2015-104) .","sortOrder":0},{"sectionNumber":"2","sectionType":"section","heading":"Commencement","content":"### 2 Commencement\n\n> This order takes effect on the day on which its making is notified in the *Gazette*.","sortOrder":1},{"sectionNumber":"3","sectionType":"section","heading":"Interpretation","content":"### 3 Interpretation\n\n> > (1)  In this order –\n> > \n> > > ***Act*** means the [Inland Fisheries Act 1995](/view/html/inforce/2026-04-12/act-1995-110) .\n> \n> > (2)  An expression in this order that is defined in the Act has the same meaning as so defined.","sortOrder":2},{"sectionNumber":"4","sectionType":"section","heading":"Controlled fish","content":"### 4 Controlled fish\n\n> The following fish are declared to be controlled fish to which [Division 1 of Part 8](/view/html/inforce/2026-04-12/act-1995-110#HP8@HD1@EN) of the Act applies:\n> \n> > > (a) the fish specified in [Schedule 1](#JS1@EN) to this order;\n> > \n> > > (b) any dead fish of a kind specified in that Schedule;\n> > \n> > > (c) the spawn, fry or young of any fish specified in that Schedule.","sortOrder":3},{"sectionNumber":"5","sectionType":"section","heading":"Legislation revoked","content":"### 5 Legislation revoked\n\n> The legislation specified in [Schedule 2](#JS2@EN) is revoked.","sortOrder":4},{"sectionNumber":"SCHEDULE 1 - Controlled Fish","sectionType":"part","heading":"SCHEDULE 1 - Controlled Fish","content":"# SCHEDULE 1 - Controlled Fish SCHEDULE 1 - Controlled Fish\n\n[Clause 4](#GS4@EN)\n\n[*\\[Schedule 1 Amended by S.R. 2019, No. 17, Applied:03 Apr 2019\\]*](/view/html/inforce/2019-04-03/sr-2019-017#GS4@Hpa@EN) [*\\[Schedule 1 Amended by S.R. 2019, No. 17, Applied:03 Apr 2019\\]*](/view/html/inforce/2019-04-03/sr-2019-017#GS4@Hpb@EN) [*\\[Schedule 1 Amended by S.R. 2019, No. 17, Applied:03 Apr 2019\\]*](/view/html/inforce/2019-04-03/sr-2019-017#GS4@Hpc@EN) [*\\[Schedule 1 Amended by S.R. 2019, No. 17, Applied:03 Apr 2019\\]*](/view/html/inforce/2019-04-03/sr-2019-017#GS4@Hpd@EN) [*\\[Schedule 1 Amended by S.R. 2019, No. 17, Applied:03 Apr 2019\\]*](/view/html/inforce/2019-04-03/sr-2019-017#GS4@Hpe@EN) [*\\[Schedule 1 Amended by S.R. 2019, No. 17, Applied:03 Apr 2019\\]*](/view/html/inforce/2019-04-03/sr-2019-017#GS4@Hpf@EN) [*\\[Schedule 1 Amended by S.R. 2019, No. 17, Applied:03 Apr 2019\\]*](/view/html/inforce/2019-04-03/sr-2019-017#GS4@Hpg@EN) [*\\[Schedule 1 Amended by S.R. 2019, No. 17, Applied:03 Apr 2019\\]*](/view/html/inforce/2019-04-03/sr-2019-017#GS4@Hph@EN) [*\\[Schedule 1 Amended by S.R. 2019, No. 17, Applied:03 Apr 2019\\]*](/view/html/inforce/2019-04-03/sr-2019-017#GS4@Hpi@EN) [*\\[Schedule 1 Amended by S.R. 2019, No. 17, Applied:03 Apr 2019\\]*](/view/html/inforce/2019-04-03/sr-2019-017#GS4@Hpj@EN) [*\\[Schedule 1 Amended by S.R. 2019, No. 17, Applied:03 Apr 2019\\]*](/view/html/inforce/2019-04-03/sr-2019-017#GS4@Hpk@EN) [*\\[Schedule 1 Amended by S.R. 2019, No. 17, Applied:03 Apr 2019\\]*](/view/html/inforce/2019-04-03/sr-2019-017#GS4@Hpl@EN)\n\n| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 | Column 4 |\n| Item No. | Family | Specific name | Common name |\n| 1. | Acestrorhynchidae | Acestrorhynchus microlepis | Smallscale characin |\n| 2. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser fulvescens | Lake sturgeon |\n| 3. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser brevirostrum | Shortnose sturgeon |\n| 4. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser persicus | Persian sturgeon |\n| 5. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser sinensis | Chinese sturgeon |\n| 6. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser sturio | European sturgeon |\n| 7. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser ruthenus | Sterlet |\n| 8. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser dabryanus | Yangtze sturgeon |\n| 9. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser medirostris | Green sturgeon |\n| 10. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser mikadoi | Sakhalin sturgeon |\n| 11. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser naccarii | Adriatic sturgeon |\n| 12. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser oxyrinchus | Atlantic sturgeon |\n| 13. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser baerii baicalensis | Baikal sturgeon |\n| 14. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser nudiventris | Fringebarbel sturgeon |\n| 15. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser schrenckii | Amur sturgeon |\n| 16. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser multiscutatus | Japanese sturgeon |\n| 17. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser oxyrinchus destotoi | Gulf sturgeon |\n| 18. | Acipenseridae | Huso huso | Beluga |\n| 19. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser stellatus | Starry sturgeon |\n| 20. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser baerii | Siberian sturgeon |\n| 21. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser gueldenstaedtii | Russian sturgeon |\n| 22. | Acipenseridae | Acipenser transmontanus | White sturgeon |\n| 23. | Alestiidae | Hydrocynus spp. | Pike characin and giant tigerfish |\n| 24. | Amiidae | Amia calva | Bowfin |\n| 25. | Anabantidae | Anabas cobojius | Gangetic climbing perch |\n| 26. | Anabantidae | Anabas testudineus | Climbing perch |\n| 27. | Anabantidae | Ctenopoma argentoventer | Silverbelly ctenopoma |\n| 28. | Anabantidae | Ctenopoma kingsleyae | Tailspot ctenopoma |\n| 29. | Anabantidae | Ctenopoma multispine | Manyspined ctenopoma |\n| 30. | Anabantidae | Ctenopoma muriei | Ocellated labyrinth fish |\n| 31. | Anabantidae | Ctenopoma nigropannosum | Twospot climbing perch |\n| 32. | Anabantidae | Ctenopoma ocellatum | Eyespot ctenopoma |\n| 33. | Anabantidae | Ctenopoma weeksii | Mottled ctenopoma |\n| 34. | Bagridae | Anaspidoglanis macrostoma | Flatnose catfish |\n| 35. | Bagridae | Bagrus ubangensis | Ubangi shovelnose catfish |\n| 36. | Cambaridae | Procambarus clarkii | Red swamp crayfish |\n| 37. | Centrarchidae (entire family) | Lepomis spp. and Micropterus spp. | Sunfish, basses and bluegills |\n| 38. | Centropomidae | Centropomus spp. (12) | Snooks |\n| 39. | Centropomidae | Lates microlepis | Forktail lates |\n| 40. | Centropomidae | Lates niloticus | Nile perch |\n| 41. | Chacidae | Chaca bankanensis | Angler catfish |\n| 42. | Chacidae | Chaca chaca | Angler catfish, frogmouth catfish and squareheaded catfish |\n| 43. | Chacidae | Chaca burmensis | Burmensis frogmouth catfish |\n| 44. | Channidae | Channa spp. | Snake head |\n| 44A. | Characidae | Astyanacinus moorii |  |\n| 45. | Characidae | Astyanax aeneus | Banded tetra |\n| 46. | Characidae | Astyanax fasciatus | Banded astyanax |\n| 47. | Characidae | Colossoma spp. | Tambaqui |\n| 47A. | Characidae | Ctenobrycon hauxwellianus | Mojara and lambari |\n| 47B. | Characidae | Ctenobrycon multiradiatus |  |\n| 48. | Characidae | Serrasalmus spp. | Redeye piranha |\n| 49. | Characidae | Pygocentrus spp. | Red piranha |\n| 50. | Cichlidae | Boulengerochromis microlepis | Giant cichlid and yellow belly cichlid |\n| 51. | Cichlidae | Oreochromis spp. | Tilapia |\n| 52. | Cichlidae | Hemichromis fasciatus | Banded jewelfish |\n| 53. | Cichlidae | Sargochromis spp. | Happys |\n| 54. | Cichlidae | Sarotherodon spp. | Tilapias |\n| 55. | Cichlidae | Serranochromis spp. | Largemouths and happys |\n| 56. | Cichlidae | Tilapia spp. (all except T. buttikoferi) | Redbelly tilapia |\n| 57. | Citharinidae | Ichthyborinae (entire subfamily) | African pike-characin, tubenose poacher and fin eater |\n| 58. | Clariidae | Clarias spp. | Walking catfish |\n| 59. | Cobitidae | Misgurnus anguillicaudatus | Weatherloach |\n| 59A. | Ctenoluciidae | Boulengerella cuvieri | Bicuda and pirapucu |\n| 59B. | Ctenoluciidae | Boulengerella lucius | Golden pike-characin |\n| 59C. | Ctenoluciidae | Boulengerella xyrekes | Pirapoco |\n| 60. | Cyprinidae | Hypophthalmichthys nobilis | Bighead carp |\n| 61. | Cyprinidae | Neolissochilus hexagonolepis | Copper mahseer |\n| 62. | Cyprinidae | Gibelion catla | Catla |\n| 63. | Cyprinidae | Catlocarpio siamensis | Giant barb |\n| 64. | Cyprinidae | Cirrhinus cirrhosus | Mrigal |\n| 65. | Cyprinidae | Ctenopharyngodon idella | Grass carp |\n| 66. | Cyprinidae | Cyprinus carpio | European carp |\n| 67. | Cyprinidae | Labeo calbasu and L. rohita | Orange fin labeo, rohu |\n| 68. | Cyprinidae | Rutilus rutilus | Roach |\n| 69. | Cyprinidae | Zacco platypus | Freshwater minnow |\n| 70. | Cyprinidae | Hypophthalmichthys molitrix | Silver carp |\n| 71. | Cyprinidae | Tor spp. (17) | Mahseers and river carp |\n| 72. | Cyprinidae | Notropis spp. | Shiners |\n| 73. | Cyprinidae | Phoxinus erythrogaster | Southern redbelly dace |\n| 74. | Dasyatidae | Himantura kittipongi |  |\n| 75. | Dasyatidae | Himantura krempfi | Marbled freshwater whip ray |\n| 76. | Dasyatidae | Himantura oxyrhyncha | Marbled whipray |\n| 77. | Doradidae | Oxydoras spp. (4) | Ripsaw catfish, black doras and black shielded catfish |\n| 78. | Elassomatidae | Elassoma spp. | Pygmy sunfish |\n| 79. | Eleotridae | Oxyeleotris marmorata | Marble goby |\n| 80. | Eleotridae | Oxyeleotris heterodon | Sentani gudgeon |\n| 81. | Eleotridae | Oxyeleotris urophthalmoides |  |\n| 82. | Eleotridae | Oxyeleotris siamensis |  |\n| 83. | Eleotridae | Gobiomorphus gobioides | Giant bully |\n| 84. | Eleotridae | Allomogurnda nesolepis | Yellowbelly gudgeon |\n| 85. | Eleotridae | Dormitator maculatus | Fat sleeper |\n| 86. | Eleotridae | Gobiomorus dormitory | Bigmouth sleeper |\n| 87. | Eleotridae | Oxyeleotris urophthalmus |  |\n| 88. | Eleotridae | Gobiomorphus huttoni | Redfin bully |\n| 89. | Eleotridae | Gobiomorus maculatus | Pacific sleeper |\n| 90. | Eleotridae | Hypseleotris cyprinoides | Tropical carp-gudgeon |\n| 91. | Eleotridae | Hypseleotris tohizonae |  |\n| 92. | Eleotridae | Dormitator latifrons | Pacific fat sleeper |\n| 93. | Eleotridae | Oxyeleotris marmorata | Marble goby |\n| 94. | Eleotridae | Dormitator lebretonis |  |\n| 95. | Eleotridae | Eleotris amblyopsis | Large scaled spiny cheek sleeper |\n| 95A. | Eleotridae | Eleotris andamensis |  |\n| 95B. | Eleotridae | Eleotris annobonensis |  |\n| 95C. | Eleotridae | Eleotris aquadulcis | Ramu freshwater gudgeon |\n| 95D. | Eleotridae | Eleotris balia |  |\n| 95E. | Eleotridae | Eleotris brachyurus |  |\n| 95F. | Eleotridae | Eleotris daganensis |  |\n| 95G. | Eleotridae | Eleotris fasciatus |  |\n| 95H. | Eleotridae | Eleotris feai |  |\n| 95I. | Eleotridae | Eleotris lutea | Lutea sleeper |\n| 95J. | Eleotridae | Eleotris macrocephala |  |\n| 95K. | Eleotridae | Eleotris macrolepis |  |\n| 95L. | Eleotridae | Eleotris mauritianus | Widehead sleeper |\n| 95M. | Eleotridae | Eleotris melanura |  |\n| 95N. | Eleotridae | Eleotris oxycephala |  |\n| 95O. | Eleotridae | Eleotris pellegrini |  |\n| 95P. | Eleotridae | Eleotris perniger | Smallscaled spinycheek sleeper |\n| 95Q. | Eleotridae | Eleotris picta | Spotted sleeper |\n| 95R. | Eleotridae | Eleotris pisonis | Spinycheek sleeper |\n| 95S. | Eleotridae | Eleotris pseudacanthopomus |  |\n| 96. | Eleotridae | Eleotris sandwicensis | Sandwich Island sleeper |\n| 96A. | Eleotridae | Eleotris senegalensis |  |\n| 96B. | Eleotridae | Eleotris soaresi |  |\n| 96C. | Eleotridae | Eleotris tecta |  |\n| 96D. | Eleotridae | Eleotris tubularis |  |\n| 96E. | Eleotridae | Eleotris vittata |  |\n| 96F. | Eleotridae | Eleotris vomerodentata |  |\n| 97. | Erythrinidae | Erythrinus spp. | Trahiras |\n| 98. | Erythrinidae | Hoplerythrinus spp. | Aimara |\n| 99. | Erythrinidae | Hoplias spp. | Trahira |\n| 100. | Esocidae | Esox spp. | Pikes |\n| 101. | Gasterosteidae | Pungitius pungitius | Ninespine stickleback |\n| 102. | Gasterosteidae | Apeltes quadracus | Four-spined stickleback |\n| 103. | Gasterosteidae | Culaea inconstans | Brook stickleback |\n| 104. | Gobiidae | Acanthogobius flavimanus | Yellow fin goby |\n| 105. | Gobiidae | Tridentiger trigonocephalus | Chameleon goby and striped goby |\n| 106. | Gymnarchidae | Gymnarchus niloticus | Aba aba |\n| 107. | Gymnotidae | Electrophorus electricus | Electric eel |\n| 108. | Hepsetidae | Hepsetus odoe | African pike |\n| 109. | Heteropneustidae | Heteropneustes fossilis | Stinging catfish |\n| 110. | Ictaluridae | Icatalurus punctatus | Channel catfish |\n| 111. | Ictaluridae | Ameiurus brunneus | Snail bullhead |\n| 112. | Ictaluridae | Ameiurus catus | White catfish |\n| 113. | Ictaluridae | Ameiurus meas | Black bullhead |\n| 114. | Ictaluridae | Ameiurus natalis | Yellow bullhead |\n| 115. | Ictaluridae | Ameiurus nebulosus | Brown bullhead |\n| 116. | Ictaluridae | Ameiurus platycephalus | Flat bullhead |\n| 117. | Ictaluridae | Ameiurus serracanthus | Spotted bullhead |\n| 118. | Ictaluridae | Ictalurus balsanus | Balsas catfish |\n| 119. | Ictaluridae | Ictalurus dugesii | Lerma catfish |\n| 120. | Ictaluridae | Ictalurus furcatus | Blue catfish |\n| 121. | Ictaluridae | Ictalurus lupus | Headwater catfish |\n| 122. | Ictaluridae | Ictalurus mexicanus | Rio Verde catfish |\n| 123. | Ictaluridae | Ictalurus ochoterenai | Chapala catfish |\n| 124. | Ictaluridae | Ictalurus pricei | Yaqui catfish |\n| 125. | Ictaluridae | Noturus albater | Ozark madtom |\n| 126. | Ictaluridae | Noturus baileyi | Smoky madtom |\n| 127. | Ictaluridae | Noturus crypticus | Chucky madtom |\n| 128. | Ictaluridae | Noturus elegans | Elegant madtom |\n| 129. | Ictaluridae | Noturus eleutherus | Mountain madtom |\n| 130. | Ictaluridae | Noturus exilis | Slender madtom |\n| 131. | Ictaluridae | Noturus fasciatus | Saddled madtom |\n| 132. | Ictaluridae | Noturus flavater | Checkered madtom |\n| 133. | Ictaluridae | Noturus flavipinnis | Yellowfin madtom |\n| 134. | Ictaluridae | Noturus flavus | Stonecat |\n| 135. | Ictaluridae | Noturus funebris | Black madtom |\n| 136. | Ictaluridae | Noturus furiosus | Carolina madtom |\n| 137. | Ictaluridae | Noturus gilberti | Orangefin madtom |\n| 138. | Ictaluridae | Noturus gladiator |  |\n| 139. | Ictaluridae | Noturus gyrinus | Tadpole madtom |\n| 140. | Ictaluridae | Noturus hildebrandi hildebrandi | Least madtom |\n| 141. | Ictaluridae | Noturus hildebrandi lautus |  |\n| 142. | Ictaluridae | Noturus insignis | Margined madtom |\n| 143. | Ictaluridae | Noturus lachneri | Ouachita madtom |\n| 144. | Ictaluridae | Noturus leptacanthus | Speckled madtom |\n| 145. | Ictaluridae | Noturus maydeni | Blackriver madtom |\n| 146. | Ictaluridae | Noturus miurus | Brindled madtom |\n| 147. | Ictaluridae | Noturus munitus | Frecklebelly madtom |\n| 148. | Ictaluridae | Noturus nocturnus | Freckled madtom |\n| 149. | Ictaluridae | Noturus phaeus | Brown madtom |\n| 150. | Ictaluridae | Noturus placidus | Neosho madtom |\n| 151. | Ictaluridae | Noturus stanauli | Pygmy madtom |\n| 152. | Ictaluridae | Noturus stigmosus | Northern madtom |\n| 153. | Ictaluridae | Noturus taylori | Caddo madtom |\n| 154. | Ictaluridae | Noturus trautmani | Scioto madtom |\n| 155. | Ictaluridae | Pylodictis olivaris | Flathead catfish |\n| 156. | Lebiasinidae | Lebiasina bimaculata | Twospot lebiasina |\n| 157. | Lepidosirenidae | Leipidosirej paradoxa | South American lungfish |\n| 158. | Lepisosteidae | Atractosteus spp. (3.) | Alligator gar, tropical gar and Cuban gar |\n| 159. | Lepisosteidae | Lepisosteus spp (4.) | Florida gar, longnose gar, shortnose gar and spotted gar |\n| 160. | Malapteruridae | Malapterurus spp. | Electric catfish |\n| 161. | Mormyridae | Mormyrops anguilloides | Cornish jack and bottlenose |\n| 162. | Pangasiidae | Helicophagus leptorhynchus |  |\n| 163. | Pangasiidae | Helicophagus waandersii |  |\n| 164. | Pangasiidae | Pangasianodon gigas | Mekong giant catfish |\n| 165. | Pangasiidae | Pangasianodon hypophthalmus | Sutchi catfish |\n| 166. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius bedado |  |\n| 167. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius conchophilus |  |\n| 168. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius elongatus |  |\n| 169. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius djambal |  |\n| 170. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius humeralis |  |\n| 171. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius kinabatanganensis |  |\n| 172. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius krempfi |  |\n| 173. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius kunyit |  |\n| 174. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius larnaudii | Spot pangasius |\n| 174A. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius lithostoma |  |\n| 174B. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius macronema |  |\n| 174C. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius mahakamensis |  |\n| 174D. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius mekongensis |  |\n| 174E. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius myanmar |  |\n| 174F. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius nasutus |  |\n| 174G. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius nieuwenhuisii |  |\n| 174H. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius pangasius | Yellowtailed catfish |\n| 174I. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius polyuranodon |  |\n| 174J. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius rheophilus |  |\n| 174K. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius sabahensis |  |\n| 174L. | Pangasiidae | Pangasius tubbi | Shortbarbel pangasius |\n| 175. | Parastacidae | Cherax spp. | Freshwater crayfish or yabby of the genus Cherax |\n| 175A. | Poeciliidae | Alfaro amazonus |  |\n| 175B. | Poeciliidae | Alfaro cultratus | Knife-edged livebearer |\n| 175C. | Poeciliidae | Alfaro huberi |  |\n| 176. | Poeciliidae | Belonesox belizanus | Pike minnow and pike killifish |\n| 177. | Poeciliidae | Gambusia holbrooki | Eastern gambusia |\n| 178. | Poeciliidae | Gambusia spp. | Mosquito fish |\n| 179. | Poeciliidae | Tomeurus gracilis |  |\n| 181. | Poeciliidae | Heterandria bimaculata | Twospot livebearer |\n| 183. | Polyodontidae | Polyodon spathula | Mississippi paddlefish |\n| 184. | Polyodontidae | Psephurus gladius | Chinese swordfish |\n| 185. | Polypteridae | Erpetoichthys calabaricus | Reedfish |\n| 186. | Potamotrygonidae | Paratrygon aiereba | Discus ray |\n| 187. | Protopteridae | Protopterus annectens | African lungfish |\n| 188. | Protopteridae | Protopterus dolloi | Slender lungfish |\n| 189. | Protopteridae | Protopterus aethiopicus | Marbled lungfish |\n| 190. | Protopteridae | Protopterus amphibious | Gilled lungfish |\n| 191. | Rivulidae | Leptolebias opalescens | Opal pearlfish |\n| 192. | Rivulidae | Leptolebias aureoguttatus |  |\n| 193. | Rivulidae | Leptolebias marmoratus | Marbled pearlfish |\n| 194. | Rivulidae | Leptolebias minimus | Barred tail pearlfish |\n| 195. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe angolensis |  |\n| 196. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe banguelensis | Golden barbel |\n| 197. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe bocagii |  |\n| 197A. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe brevianalis | Butterfish |\n| 197B. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe congensis |  |\n| 197C. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe djemeri |  |\n| 197D. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe durinii |  |\n| 197E. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe grenfelli |  |\n| 197F. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe intermedius | Silver catfish |\n| 197G. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe laticeps |  |\n| 197H. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe mandibularis |  |\n| 197I. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe marmoratus | Shoulderspot catfish |\n| 197J. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe micropogon |  |\n| 197K. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe moebiusii |  |\n| 197L. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe multitaeniatus |  |\n| 197M. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe mystus | African butter catfish |\n| 197N. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe nyongensis |  |\n| 197O. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe tumbanus |  |\n| 197P. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe uranoscopus |  |\n| 197Q. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe yangambianus | Yangambi butterbarbel |\n| 197R. | Schilbeidae | Schilbe zairensis |  |\n| 198. | Siluridae | Silurus spp. | European catfish and wels catfish |\n| 199. | Trichomycteridae | Paravandellia oxyptera | Parasitic catfish |\n| 200. | Valenciidae | Valencia hispanica | Valencia toothcarp |","sortOrder":5},{"sectionNumber":"SCHEDULE 2 - Legislation revok","sectionType":"part","heading":"SCHEDULE 2 - Legislation revoked","content":"# SCHEDULE 2 - Legislation revok SCHEDULE 2 - Legislation revoked\n\n[Clause 5](#GS5@EN)\n\n| Inland Fisheries (Controlled Fish) Order 2007 (No. 120 of 2007) |\n\nDisplayed and numbered in accordance with the *[Rules Publication Act 1953](/view/html/inforce/current/act-1953-050)*.\n\nNotified in the *Gazette* on 30 December 2015\n\nThis order is administered in the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment.","sortOrder":6}],"analysis":{"flash_summary_failed":{"failed":true,"reason":"A positive credit balance is required for all requests, including BYOK, so fallback providers remain available. Add credits at https://vercel.com/d?to=%2F%5Bteam%5D%2F%7E%2Fai%3Fmodal%3Dtop-up to continue.","source":"analysis-cron"},"flash_summary":{"complexity_score":5,"scope_assessment":{"changed":true,"description":"This Order replaces the 2007 Inland Fisheries (Controlled Fish) Order by revocation (cl 5, Sch 2) and re‑declares controlled species (cl 4, Sch 1). The text here does not provide the 2007 list, so specific additions or removals cannot be determined from this instrument alone; legally, however, the current Order is the operative instrument once notified (cl 2)."},"complexity_factors":["Very large, detailed species list in Schedule 1 requiring species‑level identification (cl 4, Sch 1).","Regulation operates by reference: substantive duties, offences and penalties sit in Division 1 of Part 8 of the Inland Fisheries Act 1995, so users must consult the Act for legal effects (cl 3(1), cl 4).","Scope extends beyond live animals to dead fish and all life stages (spawn, fry, young), widening compliance obligations (cl 4(b)–(c)).","Revokes prior instrument, creating need to compare lists and transitional/legal continuity with the 2007 Order (cl 5, Sch 2).","Minimal procedural detail in the Order itself; administrative implementation and enforcement discretion lie with the administering Department, which may create practical compliance variability."],"plain_english_summary":"This order names the fish that are legally “controlled fish” under Division 1 of Part 8 of the Inland Fisheries Act 1995 by listing species (and their dead bodies, spawn, fry and young) in Schedule 1 (cl 4, Sch 1). It revokes the 2007 controlled‑fish order (cl 5, Sch 2) and takes effect when notified in the Gazette (cl 2). It affects anyone who keeps, moves, trades or otherwise deals with the listed species and is administered by the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment."},"kimi_summary":{"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":3,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"The order remains tightly focused on its original purpose: declaring specific fish species as 'controlled' under the parent Act. While the 2015 version expanded the list of controlled species compared to the 2007 order it replaced (adding items like 44A, 47A-B, 59A-C, 74, 95A-96F, 175A-C, 181, 183, 197A-197R), this represents a routine update to the species list rather than a fundamental expansion of the legislation's scope or purpose. The mechanism—declaring controlled fish via schedule—remains identical to the original 2007 instrument."},"complexity_factors":["Straightforward structure with only 5 operative clauses plus schedules","Minimal defined terms (only 'Act' is explicitly defined; other terms rely on parent Act definitions)","No nested conditional logic or cross-referencing beyond basic references to the parent Act and Division 1 of Part 8","Primary complexity comes from the length of Schedule 1 (200+ listed species with scientific and common names) rather than legal intricacy","Simple revocation clause replacing previous 2007 order","No exceptions, exemptions, or procedural requirements contained within the instrument itself—all permitting and enforcement handled by parent Act"],"plain_english_summary":"This is a Tasmanian government order that creates a list of 'controlled fish'—species that are restricted or banned from being kept, moved, or released into the state's inland waters without special permission.\n\n**What it does:**\n- Declares over 200 fish species (and their eggs, young, or dead specimens) as 'controlled fish' under Tasmania's Inland Fisheries Act 1995\n- These species are considered high-risk because they could become invasive pests, compete with native fish, or carry diseases\n- Anyone wanting to import, possess, breed, or sell these fish needs a permit from the government\n\n**Who it affects:**\n- Fish farmers and aquaculture operators\n- Aquarium shops and hobbyists\n- Recreational fishers\n- Anyone importing live fish or fish products into Tasmania\n\n**Why it matters:**\nTasmania has unique native freshwater species (like the spotted handfish and various galaxias) that are found nowhere else on Earth. This order acts as a biosecurity shield—preventing introduced species such as redfin perch, European carp, various catfish, piranhas, and lungfish from escaping into wild waterways and devastating local ecosystems. The list includes everything from aggressive predators to disease carriers and even some popular aquarium species.\n\n**Key features:**\n- Covers live fish, dead fish, eggs, and fry (baby fish)\n- Includes well-known pests like carp, tilapia, and gambusia (mosquito fish)\n- Also covers exotic species like electric eels, piranhas, and various sturgeon\n- Replaced an earlier 2007 order with an expanded list"},"summary":{"complexity_score":2,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"Based on the available text, the Order appears to remain consistent with its original intent: designating specific fish species as 'controlled fish' under the Inland Fisheries Act 1995 for environmental and fisheries management purposes. No evidence of scope creep or significant broadening of application is apparent."},"complexity_factors":["Short subordinate legislation (statutory order) with limited operative content visible","Derives its meaning and effect largely from the parent Act (Inland Fisheries Act 1995), requiring cross-referencing","The actual list of controlled species — the substantive operative content — was not included in the provided text, limiting full analysis","Has been amended at least once (amended version current from 3 April 2019), adding minor complexity around currency of provisions","Narrow and targeted scope — applies only to inland (freshwater) fisheries in Tasmania"],"plain_english_summary":"This Tasmanian Order under the Inland Fisheries Act 1995 declares certain freshwater species as \"controlled fish,\" imposing permit-based restrictions on importing, possessing, releasing, breeding or transporting them in inland waters. It affects recreational and commercial fishers, anyone keeping or moving freshwater fish, and aquaculture operators. The aim is environmental protection—preventing pest or invasive species—and breaches can attract penalties; the Order’s operative content is the specific list of controlled species (not provided here)."},"issue_detection":{"absurdities":[],"contradictions":[]}},"importantCases":[],"_links":{"self":"/api/acts/inland-fisheries-controlled-fish-order-2015","history":"/api/acts/inland-fisheries-controlled-fish-order-2015/history","analysis":"/api/acts/inland-fisheries-controlled-fish-order-2015/analysis","conflicts":"/api/acts/inland-fisheries-controlled-fish-order-2015/conflicts","importantCases":"/api/acts/inland-fisheries-controlled-fish-order-2015/important-cases","documents":"/api/acts/inland-fisheries-controlled-fish-order-2015/documents"}}