Biosecurity (National Livestock Identification System) Regulation 2025
56Offences—information required on delivery to farm
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56 Offences—information required on delivery to farm (1) A person who delivers identifiable stock to a farm property must, at the time of the delivery, give the delivery information for the stock to the person who is to be in charge of the stock at the farm property. (2) A person who is to be in charge of identifiable stock delivered to a farm property, who is given the delivery information for the stock, must give the delivery information to the owner of the stock within 2 working days after the day of the delivery. (4) This section does not apply to— (a) identifiable stock delivered to a farm property— (i) from an adjacent farm property and returned within 2 days; or (ii) from an adjacent farm property because the stock is grazed continuously between the 2 properties; or (iii) from another part of the same farm property by a route that requires the stock to leave the property; or (b) identifiable stock that is a pig if— (i) the pig will continue to be owned by the same person following the delivery; and (ii) the pig is not delivered to the farm property for a stock event or to be sold by public auction at the property; and (iii) the farm property where the pig is delivered is certified under the Australian Pork Industry Quality Assurance Program; and
Section 57 (iv) the pig’s delivery is recorded in the PigPass database within 2 working days after the day the pig is delivered.