sch.3-sec.27Examples for ch 10 of obligations under s 507

### sch.3-sec.27 Examples for ch 10 of obligations under s 507 For the operation of chapter 10, the following are examples of an obligation mentioned in section 507(1)(c) for matters dealt with under a repealed Act or the amended Act— an obligation under the Stock Act 1915 , previous section 4J for a person to return the person’s identity card to the chief executive if the office of the person as an inspector ends; an obligation under the Apiaries Act 1982 , previous section 27 requiring a person to give information or produce a document; an obligation under the Stock Route Management Act 2002 , previous section 285 for an authorised person to give notice of the particulars of damage to anything; a requirement under the Stock Route Management Act 2002 , previous section 270 to take a thing to be seized to a stated place; an obligation under the Agricultural Standards Act 1994 , previous section 29 to return a seized thing to the person from whom it is seized or its owner; an obligation under the Stock Route Management Act 2002 , previous section 273 to allow an owner of a seized thing to inspect the thing; a requirement under the Stock Route Management Act 2002 , previous section 16 to make a particular document available for inspection. - (a) an obligation under the Stock Act 1915 , previous section 4J for a person to return the person’s identity card to the chief executive if the office of the person as an inspector ends; - (b) an obligation under the Apiaries Act 1982 , previous section 27 requiring a person to give information or produce a document; - (c) an obligation under the Stock Route Management Act 2002 , previous section 285 for an authorised person to give notice of the particulars of damage to anything; - (d) a requirement under the Stock Route Management Act 2002 , previous section 270 to take a thing to be seized to a stated place; - (e) an obligation under the Agricultural Standards Act 1994 , previous section 29 to return a seized thing to the person from whom it is seized or its owner; - (f) an obligation under the Stock Route Management Act 2002 , previous section 273 to allow an owner of a seized thing to inspect the thing; - (g) a requirement under the Stock Route Management Act 2002 , previous section 16 to make a particular document available for inspection.