100ACouncil must give information to Secretary

100A Council must give information to Secretary (1) If the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal or the Supreme Court sets aside— (a) a decision by a Council to declare a dog to be a dangerous dog or a menacing dog; or S. 100A(1)(b) amended by No. 69/2017 s. 97. (b) a decision of a Council authorised officer to declare a dog to be a restricted breed dog— the Council must notify the Secretary of the decision of the Tribunal or Supreme Court. (2) A notice under subsection (1) must contain the following information— (a) the date the declaration was set aside; (b) whether the declaration was set aside by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal or the Supreme Court; (c) the municipal district in which the declaration was made; (d) the Council reference number for the dog; (e) in the case of a declaration of a dog as a dangerous or a menacing dog, the date the declaration was made and the Council that made the declaration; (f) in the case of a declaration of a dog as a dangerous dog, the reasons that the dog was declared to be dangerous; (g) in the case of a declaration of a dog as a restricted breed dog, the date the declaration was made and the name of the authorised officer who made the declaration. (3) A notice under subsection (1) must be made— (a) if the Minister specifies a period of time for the purposes of this subsection, within that period after the declaration was set aside; (b) in any other case, within 28 days after the declaration was set aside. S. 100B inserted by No. 69/2017 s. 98.