Livestock Disease Control Regulations 2017
107Disclosure of identification information
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107 Disclosure of identification information
For the purposes of paragraph (a) of the definition of relevant person in section 107BA(3) of the Act, the following persons and classes of persons are prescribed—
(a) a person employed for the administration of the NLIS;
(b) a person registered to be an approved agent under section 248A of the Duties Act 2000;
(c) a member of Council staff within the meaning of the Local Government Act 1989 responsible for the conduct or facilitation of livestock sales at a saleyard operated or managed by the Council;
(d) a person who operates a saleyard for the purpose of trading livestock or an employee of that person;
(e) an operator of an abattoir or knackery licensed as a meat processing facility under the Meat Industry Act 1993 or a corresponding law of the Commonwealth and any employee of an operator nominated by the operator and notified in writing to the Secretary;
(f) a person authorised under section 9C(1) of the Act to make or sell a tag or a marking, branding or identification device;
(g) a veterinary practitioner;
(h) an employee of Dairy Food Safety Victoria established under the Dairy Act 2000;
(i) an employee of PrimeSafe established under the Meat Industry Act 1993;
(j) a person who operates a livestock transport business;
(k) a person who operates a facility for the testing of the productivity of dairy cows;
(l) a person who operates a cattle feedlot;
(m) a person who operates an on-farm quality assurance program that is audited by a third party;
(n) a person who operates a business scanning approved NLIS devices in Victoria;
Reg. 107(o) substituted by S.R. No. 5/2024 reg. 62(b).
(o) an employee in the Department of Transport and Planning;
(p) a person producing fodder to be sold that is accompanied by a declaration stating the location at which the fodder was grown and its suitability for livestock use;
(q) a police officer within the meaning of the Victoria Police Act 2013 or a member of the police force of another State or Territory of the Commonwealth;
(r) an employee of an approved veterinary diagnostic laboratory;
(s) the owner of any cattle or class of livestock prescribed by regulation 39 who has been issued with a property identification code;
Reg. 107(t) amended by S.R. No. 118/2018 reg. 46(1), revoked by S.R. No. 5/2024 reg. 62(c).