5Items that are not products of wildlife

5 Items that are not products of wildlife

For the purposes of these regulations, the following items are not products of wildlife:

(a) a product of wildlife that has been canned or tinned or otherwise processed –

(i) by the holder of a relevant accreditation under the Primary Produce Safety Act 2011 , in accordance with the accreditation; or

(ii) by a person holding an authority, under an Act of another State or a Territory, authorising the processing of such wildlife products;

(b) a product of wildlife that has been tanned or processed in a manner similar to tanning;

(c) a product of partly protected wildlife that –

(i) has been completely, and lawfully, prepared and preserved by a taxidermist; and

(ii) is not a product of partly protected wildlife that is known, or is reasonably suspected, to have been taken unlawfully;

(d) a product of wildlife where a royalty has been paid under regulation 89 in respect of the product of wildlife;

(e) fur, hair or skin, or a feather, scat, tooth, claw, antler or other material, of wildlife that –

(i) has been naturally cast by the wildlife; or

(ii) has been removed from the wildlife, or product of wildlife, without human intervention or interaction.