73Offences—reportable abattoir transactions

73 Offences—reportable abattoir transactions (1) An operator of an abattoir where a reportable abattoir transaction about the transaction by the end of the required time: (b) if the transaction was the movement of living identifiable stock from the abattoir—the property identification code of the property to where the stock was moved following the transaction; (c) if the stock involved in the transaction is sheep, goats or pigs that did not arrive at the abattoir from a saleyard—a copy of any NLIS movement document created for the transaction. (2) An operator of an abattoir must ensure that, by the end of each day when identifiable stock is held or slaughtered at the abattoir, a record is made of the following information (the daily business information): (a) the number of each type of identifiable stock slaughtered at the abattoir on that day; (b) the number of each type of living identifiable stock held at the abattoir at the end of that day.

Section 74 page 54 Biosecurity (National Livestock (3) An operator of an abattoir must— (a) keep a record of the daily business information for 2 years after the day the animal is held or slaughtered at the abattoir; and (b) produce the record on request by a food inspector. required time means— (a) the end of the next working day after the reportable abattoir transaction happens; or (b) if the abattoir is a knackery—the end of 5 working days after the day the reportable abattoir transaction happens.