sec.133Grounds for amending relevant authorisation

sec.133 Grounds for amending relevant authorisation

Each of the following is a ground for amending a relevant authorisation— a matter mentioned in section 53 (4) (a) to (d) or 115 (1) (a) to (c) or (e) relevant to the suitability of the holder to hold the authorisation, other than a matter the chief executive believes is a ground for cancelling or suspending the authorisation; a matter mentioned in section 132 (b) to (f) ; for a relevant authorisation that is an exhibition licence or interstate exhibitors permit—the chief executive considers the approved management plan needs to be changed because it does not make, or no longer makes, adequate provision for— identifying or preventing or minimising a significant relevant risk or significant relevant adverse effect associated with exhibiting or dealing with an authorised animal; or managing reproduction of an authorised animal that is not native wildlife.

• (a) a matter mentioned in section 53 (4) (a) to (d) or 115 (1) (a) to (c) or (e) relevant to the suitability of the holder to hold the authorisation, other than a matter the chief executive believes is a ground for cancelling or suspending the authorisation;
• (b) a matter mentioned in section 132 (b) to (f) ;
• (c) for a relevant authorisation that is an exhibition licence or interstate exhibitors permit—the chief executive considers the approved management plan needs to be changed because it does not make, or no longer makes, adequate provision for— (i) identifying or preventing or minimising a significant relevant risk or significant relevant adverse effect associated with exhibiting or dealing with an authorised animal; or (ii) managing reproduction of an authorised animal that is not native wildlife.
• (i) identifying or preventing or minimising a significant relevant risk or significant relevant adverse effect associated with exhibiting or dealing with an authorised animal; or
• (ii) managing reproduction of an authorised animal that is not native wildlife.
• (i) identifying or preventing or minimising a significant relevant risk or significant relevant adverse effect associated with exhibiting or dealing with an authorised animal; or
• (ii) managing reproduction of an authorised animal that is not native wildlife.