44HEstablishment of biosecurity zone

44H Establishment of biosecurity zone

44H Establishment of biosecurity zone

(1) A biosecurity zone, to be known as the cane toad biosecurity zone, is established for all land within the State other than the following land—

(a) all land within the following local government areas—

(i) Tweed,

(ii) Byron,

(iii) Lismore,

(iv) Ballina,

(b) all land within the part of the local government areas of Kyogle and Richmond Valley bounded by Summerland Way in the west,

(c) all land within the part of the local government area of Clarence Valley bounded by—

(i) in the south—the part of the Clarence River east of the town of Lawrence, and

(ii) in the west—by—

(A) the part of Pringles Way between the town of Lawrence and its intersection with Summerland Way, and

(B) the part of Summerland Way north of its intersection with Pringles Way.

(2) The cane toad biosecurity zone is established to manage the biosecurity risk of the pest Rhinella marina (Cane toad).

cl 44H: Ins 2019 (604), Sch 2[22].