Domestic Animals Act 2000
84DMultiple cat licences—conditions
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84D Multiple cat licences—conditions (1) The registrar may issue a multiple cat licence on conditions stated in the licence. multiple cat licence, the registrar must consider the following: (a) the number and kind of cats to which the application relates; (b) the size and nature of the premises where it is proposed to keep the cats; (c) the potential impact on the occupiers of neighbouring premises. (3) The conditions may include there being sufficient shelter for each cat. (4) Subsection (2) does not limit the matters the registrar may consider. 84DA Multiple cat licences—form (1) A multiple cat licence must state— (a) the name of the licensee; and (b) the registration number of each cat to which the licence relates; and (c) the address of the premises to which the licence relates; and (d) any other condition of the licence. (2) However, a multiple cat licence need not include the registration number of a cat kept on residential premises by the person who holds the licence if the cat is being kept temporarily on the premises on behalf of an entity that rehomes cats.
84DB Multiple cat licences—duration A multiple cat licence remains in force until the earliest of the (a) 2 years after the day the licence commences; (b) the day the licence is surrendered; (c) the day the licence is cancelled.