Nature Conservation (Macropod) Conservation Plan 2017
sec.84Sex remnant must not be removed from dressed macropod
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sec.84 Sex remnant must not be removed from dressed macropod
A person must not remove a sex remnant from a dressed macropod unless the person has written approval from the chief executive to remove the sex remnant. Maximum penalty—80 penalty units. Subsection (1) does not apply— to the holder, or a relevant person for the holder, of a macropod meat processing licence if the holder or relevant person removes a sex remnant from a macropod and ensures the sex of the macropod is still reasonably identifiable; or to the holder, or a relevant person for the holder, of a macropod tanning licence, who removes a sex remnant from a macropod if the holder or relevant person intends to process the skin of the macropod immediately after the sex remnant is removed; or to the holder of a macropod harvesting licence who removes a sex remnant from a macropod taken under the licence if— the macropod was taken for personal use; and the holder intends to process the macropod immediately after the sex remnant is removed; and if the holder processes the macropod at the place from where the macropod was taken—the holder keeps the sex remnant with the processed macropod until the macropod is moved to the place where the holder intends to use the macropod. For holders of a macropod harvesting licence, see also section 53 . (sec.84-ssec.1) A person must not remove a sex remnant from a dressed macropod unless the person has written approval from the chief executive to remove the sex remnant. Maximum penalty—80 penalty units. (sec.84-ssec.2) Subsection (1) does not apply— to the holder, or a relevant person for the holder, of a macropod meat processing licence if the holder or relevant person removes a sex remnant from a macropod and ensures the sex of the macropod is still reasonably identifiable; or to the holder, or a relevant person for the holder, of a macropod tanning licence, who removes a sex remnant from a macropod if the holder or relevant person intends to process the skin of the macropod immediately after the sex remnant is removed; or to the holder of a macropod harvesting licence who removes a sex remnant from a macropod taken under the licence if— the macropod was taken for personal use; and the holder intends to process the macropod immediately after the sex remnant is removed; and if the holder processes the macropod at the place from where the macropod was taken—the holder keeps the sex remnant with the processed macropod until the macropod is moved to the place where the holder intends to use the macropod. For holders of a macropod harvesting licence, see also section 53 .
- (a) to the holder, or a relevant person for the holder, of a macropod meat processing licence if the holder or relevant person removes a sex remnant from a macropod and ensures the sex of the macropod is still reasonably identifiable; or
- (b) to the holder, or a relevant person for the holder, of a macropod tanning licence, who removes a sex remnant from a macropod if the holder or relevant person intends to process the skin of the macropod immediately after the sex remnant is removed; or