sch.8-sec.20Preparing and keeping rodeo animal incident records

sch.8-sec.20 Preparing and keeping rodeo animal incident records

This section applies if a rodeo animal becomes sick or is injured or killed at a rodeo (each of which is an incident ). The organiser for the rodeo must ensure— a written record, complying with subsection (3) , is prepared about the incident; and a record prepared under paragraph (a) is kept for at least 2 years after the rodeo ends. The record must state— the date and location of the rodeo; and the name of the organiser; and a description of the incident, including, if relevant, the number and types of injuries to the rodeo animal; and details of the action taken in response to the incident, including any veterinary treatment given to the rodeo animal; and if a veterinary surgeon treated, or was consulted about, the rodeo animal—the name of the veterinary surgeon; and if the incident happened during, or was otherwise related to, a rodeo activity—the name of— each person involved in carrying on the rodeo activity; and anyone else who was involved in the incident. (sch.8-sec.20-ssec.1) This section applies if a rodeo animal becomes sick or is injured or killed at a rodeo (each of which is an incident ). (sch.8-sec.20-ssec.2) The organiser for the rodeo must ensure— a written record, complying with subsection (3) , is prepared about the incident; and a record prepared under paragraph (a) is kept for at least 2 years after the rodeo ends. (sch.8-sec.20-ssec.3) The record must state— the date and location of the rodeo; and the name of the organiser; and a description of the incident, including, if relevant, the number and types of injuries to the rodeo animal; and details of the action taken in response to the incident, including any veterinary treatment given to the rodeo animal; and if a veterinary surgeon treated, or was consulted about, the rodeo animal—the name of the veterinary surgeon; and if the incident happened during, or was otherwise related to, a rodeo activity—the name of— each person involved in carrying on the rodeo activity; and anyone else who was involved in the incident.

• (a) a written record, complying with subsection (3) , is prepared about the incident; and
• (b) a record prepared under paragraph (a) is kept for at least 2 years after the rodeo ends.
• (a) the date and location of the rodeo; and
• (b) the name of the organiser; and
• (c) a description of the incident, including, if relevant, the number and types of injuries to the rodeo animal; and
• (d) details of the action taken in response to the incident, including any veterinary treatment given to the rodeo animal; and
• (e) if a veterinary surgeon treated, or was consulted about, the rodeo animal—the name of the veterinary surgeon; and
• (f) if the incident happened during, or was otherwise related to, a rodeo activity—the name of— (i) each person involved in carrying on the rodeo activity; and (ii) anyone else who was involved in the incident.