Exhibited Animals Act 2015
sec.185Matters that must be included in direction
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sec.185 Matters that must be included in direction
The exhibited animal direction must state each of the following— the name and address of the recipient, or any other identifying information about the recipient the inspector can reasonably obtain; if the inspector reasonably believes the recipient has failed to discharge the recipient’s general exhibition and dealing obligation—the way in which the recipient has failed to discharge the obligation; the place where the recipient failed, or may fail, to discharge the obligation; the action the recipient must take at the place to prevent or minimise the relevant risks or relevant adverse effects arising from the recipient’s failure, or possible failure, to discharge the obligation; the period within which the action must be taken; the action, if any, the recipient must take to show the recipient is complying with the direction and the period within which the action must be taken; providing photographs of an enclosure before and after the action the name of the inspector giving the direction; an offence warning for the direction. The direction must also include an information notice for the decision to give the direction. The period stated under subsection (1) (e) must be reasonable having regard to the relevant risks or relevant adverse effects arising from the recipient’s failure, or possible failure, to discharge the obligation. The direction must also set out, or state the effect of, sections 104 , 160 and 161 . (sec.185-ssec.1) The exhibited animal direction must state each of the following— the name and address of the recipient, or any other identifying information about the recipient the inspector can reasonably obtain; if the inspector reasonably believes the recipient has failed to discharge the recipient’s general exhibition and dealing obligation—the way in which the recipient has failed to discharge the obligation; the place where the recipient failed, or may fail, to discharge the obligation; the action the recipient must take at the place to prevent or minimise the relevant risks or relevant adverse effects arising from the recipient’s failure, or possible failure, to discharge the obligation; the period within which the action must be taken; the action, if any, the recipient must take to show the recipient is complying with the direction and the period within which the action must be taken; providing photographs of an enclosure before and after the action the name of the inspector giving the direction; an offence warning for the direction. (sec.185-ssec.2) The direction must also include an information notice for the decision to give the direction. (sec.185-ssec.3) The period stated under subsection (1) (e) must be reasonable having regard to the relevant risks or relevant adverse effects arising from the recipient’s failure, or possible failure, to discharge the obligation. (sec.185-ssec.4) The direction must also set out, or state the effect of, sections 104 , 160 and 161 .