sch.1-sec.27Principles relating to proposed taking, keeping and use

sch.1-sec.27 Principles relating to proposed taking, keeping and use

An animal that is endangered wildlife may be taken, kept or used for display under the Act only if the taking, keeping or use— if the animal is taken in the wild— is for an approved captive breeding program for the animal to be conducted under an approved recovery plan for the animal; or is authorised under a conservation plan for the animal; or if the animal is captive bred— is consistent with the management principles for the animal; and is not likely to reduce the ability of the animal’s population to expand. An animal that is endangered wildlife may be taken, kept or used for a purpose other than display under the Act only if the taking, keeping or use— is consistent with the management principles for the animal; and is not likely to reduce the ability of the animal’s population to expand. (sch.1-sec.27-ssec.1) An animal that is endangered wildlife may be taken, kept or used for display under the Act only if the taking, keeping or use— if the animal is taken in the wild— is for an approved captive breeding program for the animal to be conducted under an approved recovery plan for the animal; or is authorised under a conservation plan for the animal; or if the animal is captive bred— is consistent with the management principles for the animal; and is not likely to reduce the ability of the animal’s population to expand. (sch.1-sec.27-ssec.2) An animal that is endangered wildlife may be taken, kept or used for a purpose other than display under the Act only if the taking, keeping or use— is consistent with the management principles for the animal; and is not likely to reduce the ability of the animal’s population to expand.

• (a) if the animal is taken in the wild— (i) is for an approved captive breeding program for the animal to be conducted under an approved recovery plan for the animal; or (ii) is authorised under a conservation plan for the animal; or
• (i) is for an approved captive breeding program for the animal to be conducted under an approved recovery plan for the animal; or
• (ii) is authorised under a conservation plan for the animal; or
• (b) if the animal is captive bred— (i) is consistent with the management principles for the animal; and (ii) is not likely to reduce the ability of the animal’s population to expand.
• (i) is consistent with the management principles for the animal; and
• (ii) is not likely to reduce the ability of the animal’s population to expand.
• (i) is for an approved captive breeding program for the animal to be conducted under an approved recovery plan for the animal; or
• (ii) is authorised under a conservation plan for the animal; or
• (i) is consistent with the management principles for the animal; and