SCHEDULE 4Size limits

SCHEDULE 4 – Size limits

Section 5.3

1. In this Schedule:

Moreton Bay Bug means fish of the genus Thenus.

2. The size limit for taking, processing or carrying of Moreton Bay Bugs is a carapace width of at least 75 millimetres when measured at the widest point of the carapace.

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