Nature Conservation (Animals) Regulation 2020
sec.219General restrictions on grant
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sec.219 General restrictions on grant
The chief executive must not grant a movement permit for a protected animal unless— the person from whom the animal is to be moved and the person to whom the animal is to be moved are authorised to keep the animal under the Act or a law of another State or country; and the chief executive is satisfied the movement would not— risk the health or safety of humans or livestock; or adversely affect the conservation of native wildlife in the State; or adversely affect the population in the wild of the animal; and the movement is not prohibited under a conservation plan applying to the animal; and the movement is not otherwise authorised under another provision of the Act . In this section— livestock means alpacas, buffalo, camels, cattle, deer, donkeys, goats, horses, llama, ostriches, peafowl and sheep. (sec.219-ssec.1) The chief executive must not grant a movement permit for a protected animal unless— the person from whom the animal is to be moved and the person to whom the animal is to be moved are authorised to keep the animal under the Act or a law of another State or country; and the chief executive is satisfied the movement would not— risk the health or safety of humans or livestock; or adversely affect the conservation of native wildlife in the State; or adversely affect the population in the wild of the animal; and the movement is not prohibited under a conservation plan applying to the animal; and the movement is not otherwise authorised under another provision of the Act . (sec.219-ssec.2) In this section— livestock means alpacas, buffalo, camels, cattle, deer, donkeys, goats, horses, llama, ostriches, peafowl and sheep.
- (a) the person from whom the animal is to be moved and the person to whom the animal is to be moved are authorised to keep the animal under the Act or a law of another State or country; and
- (b) the chief executive is satisfied the movement would not— (i) risk the health or safety of humans or livestock; or (ii) adversely affect the conservation of native wildlife in the State; or (iii) adversely affect the population in the wild of the animal; and
- (i) risk the health or safety of humans or livestock; or
- (ii) adversely affect the conservation of native wildlife in the State; or
- (iii) adversely affect the population in the wild of the animal; and
- (c) the movement is not prohibited under a conservation plan applying to the animal; and
- (d) the movement is not otherwise authorised under another provision of the Act .
- (i) risk the health or safety of humans or livestock; or
- (ii) adversely affect the conservation of native wildlife in the State; or
- (iii) adversely affect the population in the wild of the animal; and