26BRestrictions on by-laws—evidence animal is assistance animal

#### 26B Restrictions on by-laws—evidence animal is assistance animal 26B Restrictions on by-laws—evidence animal is assistance animal > For the Act, section 130A(2A)(c), the forms of evidence are the following— > > > (a) an assistance animal identity card, pass or permit from an assistance animal training organisation, > > > (b) a document as evidence that the animal has completed a training program that meets the standards of Assistance Dogs International, > > > (c) a document as evidence that the animal has been accepted as an assistance animal by a government agency in Australia, > > > > Examples of documents— > > > > a government-issued access card, transport pass or permit > > > (d) a document issued by a local council recognising the animal as an assistance animal, > > > (e) an assistance dog badge, medallion, harness, cape, coat or vest supplied for the animal by an assistance dog training organisation, > > > (f) a written statement that the animal is an assistance animal from a registered health practitioner, within the meaning of the [Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (NSW)](/view/html/inforce/current/act-2009-86a), but only if the health practitioner is registered under that Law, Part 7, Division 1 or 2. > > **s 26B:** Ins 2025 No 14, Sch 3.1\[2\].