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Fisheries Act 2000

82AOffence—exceed possession limit

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82A Offence—exceed possession limit (1) A person commits an offence— (a) if the person possesses an amount of fish of a particular species; and (b) the amount of fish is more than the possession limit. (3) This section does not apply if the person’s conduct is exempt conduct.

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