sec.103Fish regulated in relation to particular factors

sec.103 Fish regulated in relation to particular factors

Fish stated in column 1 of the table in schedule 2 , part 2 are regulated— by the factor stated opposite the fish in columns 2 and 3 of the table; or if no factor is stated opposite the fish in column 2 or 3 of the table—without limitation to particular factors. If a species of fish is regulated by form (the regulated form ), only fish of the species in the regulated form are regulated fish. If a species of fish is regulated by gender (the regulated gender ) or reproductive capacity (the regulated reproductive capacity ), only fish of the species of the regulated gender or regulated reproductive capacity are regulated fish. If a species of fish is regulated by number (the regulated maximum number ), only fish of the species over the regulated maximum number are regulated fish. If a species of fish is regulated by maximum size (the regulated maximum size ), only fish of the species over the regulated maximum size are regulated fish. If a species of fish is regulated by minimum size (the regulated minimum size ), only fish of the species under the regulated minimum size are regulated fish. If a species of fish is regulated by volume (the regulated maximum volume ), only fish of the species over the regulated maximum volume are regulated fish. If a species of fish is regulated by maximum weight (the regulated maximum weight ), only fish of the species over the regulated maximum weight are regulated fish. If a species of fish is regulated by minimum weight (the regulated minimum weight ), each fish of the species under the regulated minimum weight is a regulated fish. If the factor stated in columns 2 and 3 of the table in schedule 2 , part 2 includes a condition (however expressed), fish of the species are regulated fish only if the condition is satisfied. A grey reef shark is a regulated fish for a person possessing the fish, or the tail or fins of the fish, on a boat on the condition that the tail or any of the fins are removed from the body of the fish. s 103 amd 2020 SL No. 236 s 55 (sec.103-ssec.1) Fish stated in column 1 of the table in schedule 2 , part 2 are regulated— by the factor stated opposite the fish in columns 2 and 3 of the table; or if no factor is stated opposite the fish in column 2 or 3 of the table—without limitation to particular factors. (sec.103-ssec.2) If a species of fish is regulated by form (the regulated form ), only fish of the species in the regulated form are regulated fish. (sec.103-ssec.3) If a species of fish is regulated by gender (the regulated gender ) or reproductive capacity (the regulated reproductive capacity ), only fish of the species of the regulated gender or regulated reproductive capacity are regulated fish. (sec.103-ssec.4) If a species of fish is regulated by number (the regulated maximum number ), only fish of the species over the regulated maximum number are regulated fish. (sec.103-ssec.5) If a species of fish is regulated by maximum size (the regulated maximum size ), only fish of the species over the regulated maximum size are regulated fish. (sec.103-ssec.6) If a species of fish is regulated by minimum size (the regulated minimum size ), only fish of the species under the regulated minimum size are regulated fish. (sec.103-ssec.7) If a species of fish is regulated by volume (the regulated maximum volume ), only fish of the species over the regulated maximum volume are regulated fish. (sec.103-ssec.8) If a species of fish is regulated by maximum weight (the regulated maximum weight ), only fish of the species over the regulated maximum weight are regulated fish. (sec.103-ssec.9) If a species of fish is regulated by minimum weight (the regulated minimum weight ), each fish of the species under the regulated minimum weight is a regulated fish. (sec.103-ssec.10) If the factor stated in columns 2 and 3 of the table in schedule 2 , part 2 includes a condition (however expressed), fish of the species are regulated fish only if the condition is satisfied. A grey reef shark is a regulated fish for a person possessing the fish, or the tail or fins of the fish, on a boat on the condition that the tail or any of the fins are removed from the body of the fish.