sch.8-sec.11Design, construction and maintenance of facilities

sch.8-sec.11 Design, construction and maintenance of facilities

The organiser for a rodeo must ensure— each chute, fence, gate and race used at the rodeo— is structurally sound; and is designed to allow rodeo animals to be handled quietly and efficiently; and is constructed and maintained to minimise the risk of injury to rodeo animals; and each chute used at the rodeo is large enough to allow a rodeo animal in the chute to stand freely; and each arena, lane and yard used at the rodeo is large enough to minimise the risk of injury being caused to a rodeo animal by contacting the fence bounding the arena, lane or yard; and each yard used at the rodeo is large enough to allow the rodeo animals in the yard to— move reasonably freely; and lie down and rise without help. (sch.8-sec.11-ssec) The organiser for a rodeo must ensure— each chute, fence, gate and race used at the rodeo— is structurally sound; and is designed to allow rodeo animals to be handled quietly and efficiently; and is constructed and maintained to minimise the risk of injury to rodeo animals; and each chute used at the rodeo is large enough to allow a rodeo animal in the chute to stand freely; and each arena, lane and yard used at the rodeo is large enough to minimise the risk of injury being caused to a rodeo animal by contacting the fence bounding the arena, lane or yard; and each yard used at the rodeo is large enough to allow the rodeo animals in the yard to— move reasonably freely; and lie down and rise without help.

• (a) each chute, fence, gate and race used at the rodeo— (i) is structurally sound; and (ii) is designed to allow rodeo animals to be handled quietly and efficiently; and (iii) is constructed and maintained to minimise the risk of injury to rodeo animals; and
• (i) is structurally sound; and
• (ii) is designed to allow rodeo animals to be handled quietly and efficiently; and
• (iii) is constructed and maintained to minimise the risk of injury to rodeo animals; and
• (b) each chute used at the rodeo is large enough to allow a rodeo animal in the chute to stand freely; and
• (c) each arena, lane and yard used at the rodeo is large enough to minimise the risk of injury being caused to a rodeo animal by contacting the fence bounding the arena, lane or yard; and
• (d) each yard used at the rodeo is large enough to allow the rodeo animals in the yard to— (i) move reasonably freely; and (ii) lie down and rise without help.
• (i) move reasonably freely; and
• (ii) lie down and rise without help.
• (i) is structurally sound; and
• (ii) is designed to allow rodeo animals to be handled quietly and efficiently; and
• (iii) is constructed and maintained to minimise the risk of injury to rodeo animals; and