sec.88BARestrictions relating to dugongs and marine turtles

### sec.88BA Restrictions relating to dugongs and marine turtles A person must not sell or give away, at commercial food premises, a prescribed animal or prescribed product. Maximum penalty—3,000 penalty units or 2 years imprisonment. In this section— commercial food premises — means premises on or from which food is sold or given away as a part of a business operating from the premises; but restaurant, cafe, recreation club does not include premises— being used in association with a public event; and on or from which the selling or giving away of food takes place only occasionally. a hall at which a community fair is being held, a temporary stall at a cultural fair dugong means the mammal Dugong dugon. marine turtle means a turtle of the family Cheloniidae or Dermochelyidae. prescribed animal means a protected marine turtle or dugong. prescribed product means anything made or derived from a prescribed animal. s 88BA ins 2013 No. 55 s 61 amd 2022 No. 21 s 64 s ch 1 pt 1 (sec.88BA-ssec.1) A person must not sell or give away, at commercial food premises, a prescribed animal or prescribed product. Maximum penalty—3,000 penalty units or 2 years imprisonment. (sec.88BA-ssec.2) In this section— commercial food premises — means premises on or from which food is sold or given away as a part of a business operating from the premises; but restaurant, cafe, recreation club does not include premises— being used in association with a public event; and on or from which the selling or giving away of food takes place only occasionally. a hall at which a community fair is being held, a temporary stall at a cultural fair dugong means the mammal Dugong dugon. marine turtle means a turtle of the family Cheloniidae or Dermochelyidae. prescribed animal means a protected marine turtle or dugong. prescribed product means anything made or derived from a prescribed animal. - (a) means premises on or from which food is sold or given away as a part of a business operating from the premises; but Examples of a business for paragraph (a) — restaurant, cafe, recreation club - (b) does not include premises— (i) being used in association with a public event; and (ii) on or from which the selling or giving away of food takes place only occasionally. Examples of premises for paragraph (b) — a hall at which a community fair is being held, a temporary stall at a cultural fair - (i) being used in association with a public event; and - (ii) on or from which the selling or giving away of food takes place only occasionally. - (i) being used in association with a public event; and - (ii) on or from which the selling or giving away of food takes place only occasionally.