Inland Fisheries Act 1995
193Regulations relating to marking
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193 Regulations relating to marking
(1) The Governor may make regulations –
(a) regulating the marking of freshwater fish; and
(b) regulating the possession of marking materials or of marking materials of a specified nature or kind; and
(c) regulating the supply of marking materials; and
(d) prescribing the manner and circumstances in which marking materials are to be returned or destroyed; and
(e) prescribing the manner in which records relating to the supply, use, disposal or destruction of marking materials are to be kept; and
(f) prescribing the manner in which, and the persons by whom, freshwater fish may be marked; and
(g) regulating the buying, selling or possession of freshwater fish that are not properly marked; and
(h) regulating the removal from a licensed fish farm of any freshwater fish unless they are properly marked.
(2) This section does not apply to the keeping of freshwater fish on a licensed fish farm that are not properly marked if the fish –
(a) have been produced or taken in that fish farm; and
(b) are of a kind or species in respect of which the fish farm is licensed.
(3) A fish is properly marked if it is marked –
(a) in the prescribed manner; and
(b) by a person authorised under regulations made under this section to mark it.