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93 Guidelines about returning seized cats (1) The Minister may issue guidelines about the exercise of an authorised person’s functions under section 92. (2) An authorised person must comply with any guidelines under this section.

Previous section92Returning seized cat to its keeper

Next section94Definitions—pt 5