Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Regulations 2019
29ARequirement for manufacturers of approved electronic collar systems to keep records
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29A Requirement for manufacturers of approved electronic collar systems to keep records
(1) A manufacturer of an approved electronic collar system must keep a record of the following—
(a) if the manufacturer has provided training to users of the approved electronic collar system, details of the users who have undertaken the training and the content of that training;
(b) if the manufacturer has not provided training to a user of the approved electronic collar system, details of the training program specified by the manufacturer to be undertaken by the user;
(c) the number and type of system failures or system malfunctions that have occurred in relation to the approved electronic collar system and that have impacted on an animal wearing an electronic collar that is part of the system.
(2) A manufacturer of an approved electronic collar system must—
(a) retain the records for a minimum period of 3 years from the date the record was made; and
(b) on request by the Minister, provide copies of the records kept under subregulation (1) to the Minister.
Part 3—Traps
Division 1—Prescribed traps
30 Prescribed kinds of traps
For the purposes of sections 15(1) and 15AB(1) of the Act, the following kinds of traps are prescribed—
(a) small leghold traps that meet the requirements of regulation 32;
(b) large leghold traps that meet the requirements of regulation 35 or 36;
(c) confinement traps that meet the requirements of regulation 42;
(d) net traps that meet the requirements of regulation 46;
(e) non-kill snares that meet the requirements of regulation 50;
(f) rodent kill traps that meet the requirements of regulation 55;
(g) kill traps that meet the requirements of regulation 59;
(h) glue traps that meet the requirements of regulation 62(3);
(i) lethal trap devices that have been approved by the Minister under regulation 64.
Division 2—Leghold traps