Exhibited Animals Regulation 2016
sec.9Identifying particular authorised animals (category B)
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sec.9 Identifying particular authorised animals (category B)
It is a condition of an exhibited animal authority that the authority holder must ensure— an authorised animal (category B) that is a frog, glider or rodent is identified as a particular animal— in a prescribed way; or in another way that effectively identifies the animal as a particular animal; and by a photograph showing distinguishable markings or colourations on the animal an authorised animal (category B) that is a dingo or rabbit is identified as a particular animal in a prescribed way. In this section— dingo means a dingo ( Canus lupus dingo ). (sec.9-ssec.1) It is a condition of an exhibited animal authority that the authority holder must ensure— an authorised animal (category B) that is a frog, glider or rodent is identified as a particular animal— in a prescribed way; or in another way that effectively identifies the animal as a particular animal; and by a photograph showing distinguishable markings or colourations on the animal an authorised animal (category B) that is a dingo or rabbit is identified as a particular animal in a prescribed way. (sec.9-ssec.2) In this section— dingo means a dingo ( Canus lupus dingo ).
- (a) an authorised animal (category B) that is a frog, glider or rodent is identified as a particular animal— (i) in a prescribed way; or (ii) in another way that effectively identifies the animal as a particular animal; and Example of another way— by a photograph showing distinguishable markings or colourations on the animal
- (i) in a prescribed way; or
- (ii) in another way that effectively identifies the animal as a particular animal; and Example of another way— by a photograph showing distinguishable markings or colourations on the animal
- (b) an authorised animal (category B) that is a dingo or rabbit is identified as a particular animal in a prescribed way.
- (i) in a prescribed way; or
- (ii) in another way that effectively identifies the animal as a particular animal; and Example of another way— by a photograph showing distinguishable markings or colourations on the animal