sec.10Exhibiting or dealing with animal to which Act does not apply

sec.10 Exhibiting or dealing with animal to which Act does not apply

This Act does not apply to exhibiting or dealing with an animal if— the animal is of a species mentioned in schedule 1 ; or the animal is authorised or permitted to be exhibited under the Biosecurity Act or Nature Conservation Act ; or the animal can be lawfully exhibited and dealt with (without an exhibited animal authority or a licence, permit or other authority under the Biosecurity Act or Nature Conservation Act ) and any of the following apply— the animal is being used for scientific purposes; the animal is displayed for the purpose of its sale; the animal is displayed for no longer than 11 days at a time; or displaying an animal at an agricultural show or community event displaying Gouldian finches at a meeting of a bird fanciers’ association displaying an animal for ‘show and tell’ in a school classroom the animal is a protected animal being rehabilitated for return to the wild and is displayed under the authority of the Nature Conservation Act , section 173P (1) , for 1 or more of the following purposes— to give public information about the ecological role of that species of animal; to promote education about, and the conservation of, that species of animal; to promote an understanding of ecology and the conservation of that species of animal; to raise funds to assist in providing care and treatment for animals being rehabilitated for return to the wild; or the animal is international wildlife or a protected animal, other than an animal mentioned in paragraph (d) , that is displayed under the authority of the Nature Conservation Act , section 173P (1) , for no longer than 11 days at a time. However, if an animal as mentioned in subsection (1) (c) (iii) or (e) is displayed for a commercial purpose, this Act does apply to exhibiting or dealing with the animal. In this section— scientific purposes see the Animal Care and Protection Act 2001 , section 48 . (sec.10-ssec.1) This Act does not apply to exhibiting or dealing with an animal if— the animal is of a species mentioned in schedule 1 ; or the animal is authorised or permitted to be exhibited under the Biosecurity Act or Nature Conservation Act ; or the animal can be lawfully exhibited and dealt with (without an exhibited animal authority or a licence, permit or other authority under the Biosecurity Act or Nature Conservation Act ) and any of the following apply— the animal is being used for scientific purposes; the animal is displayed for the purpose of its sale; the animal is displayed for no longer than 11 days at a time; or displaying an animal at an agricultural show or community event displaying Gouldian finches at a meeting of a bird fanciers’ association displaying an animal for ‘show and tell’ in a school classroom the animal is a protected animal being rehabilitated for return to the wild and is displayed under the authority of the Nature Conservation Act , section 173P (1) , for 1 or more of the following purposes— to give public information about the ecological role of that species of animal; to promote education about, and the conservation of, that species of animal; to promote an understanding of ecology and the conservation of that species of animal; to raise funds to assist in providing care and treatment for animals being rehabilitated for return to the wild; or the animal is international wildlife or a protected animal, other than an animal mentioned in paragraph (d) , that is displayed under the authority of the Nature Conservation Act , section 173P (1) , for no longer than 11 days at a time. (sec.10-ssec.2) However, if an animal as mentioned in subsection (1) (c) (iii) or (e) is displayed for a commercial purpose, this Act does apply to exhibiting or dealing with the animal. (sec.10-ssec.3) In this section— scientific purposes see the Animal Care and Protection Act 2001 , section 48 .