Fisheries (Processing and Handling) Rules 2021
29Records relating to fish processing
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29 Records relating to fish processing
(1) The holder of a fish processing licence must keep records relating to the following matters:
(a) in relation to each receipt or purchase of abalone, rock lobster or giant crab by or on behalf of the holder –
(i) the date of receipt or purchase; and
(ii) the weight of the abalone, rock lobster or giant crab received or purchased in any form; and
(iii) the number of containers or packages of the abalone, rock lobster or giant crab received or purchased in any form; and
(iv) the price paid or consideration given for the abalone, rock lobster or giant crab; and
(v) the name and address of the person from whom the abalone, rock lobster or giant crab was received or purchased;
(b) in relation to each abalone, rock lobster or giant crab processing operation carried out by or on behalf of the holder –
(i) the date of processing; and
(ii) the form and weight of the abalone, rock lobster or giant crab before having undergone a processing operation; and
(iii) the form and the weight of the abalone, rock lobster or giant crab after having undergone a processing operation;
(c) in relation to each sale or consignment of abalone, rock lobster or giant crab made by or on behalf of the holder –
(i) the date of the sale or consignment; and
(ii) the weight of the abalone, rock lobster or giant crab sold or consigned in any form; and
(iii) the price or consideration received for the abalone, rock lobster or giant crab; and
(iv) the name and address of the purchaser or consignee;
(d) the daily stock by weight of abalone, rock lobster or giant crab held by or on behalf of the holder.
Penalty: Grade 3 penalty.
(2) The holder of a fish processing licence must keep a record of all abalone, rock lobster and giant crab going into and out of the processing premises on a daily basis so that the daily stock of abalone, rock lobster and giant crab may be determined for any given day.