Exhibited Animals Act 2015
sec.189Seizure with consent
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sec.189 Seizure with consent
An inspector who has, under this Act, entered a place may— seize an exhibited animal at the place with the written consent of— a responsible person for the animal; or a person the inspector reasonably believes is a responsible person for the animal; or seize another thing at the place with the written consent of— the owner or person in possession of the thing; or a person the inspector reasonably believes is the owner or person in possession of the thing.
- (a) seize an exhibited animal at the place with the written consent of— (i) a responsible person for the animal; or (ii) a person the inspector reasonably believes is a responsible person for the animal; or
- (i) a responsible person for the animal; or
- (ii) a person the inspector reasonably believes is a responsible person for the animal; or
- (b) seize another thing at the place with the written consent of— (i) the owner or person in possession of the thing; or (ii) a person the inspector reasonably believes is the owner or person in possession of the thing.
- (i) the owner or person in possession of the thing; or
- (ii) a person the inspector reasonably believes is the owner or person in possession of the thing.
- (i) a responsible person for the animal; or
- (ii) a person the inspector reasonably believes is a responsible person for the animal; or
- (i) the owner or person in possession of the thing; or
- (ii) a person the inspector reasonably believes is the owner or person in possession of the thing.