Wildlife Regulations 2024
52Dingo licences—conditions relating to safety
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52 Dingo licences—conditions relating to safety
(1) It is a condition of any dingo licence that the licence holder must keep the dingoes in permanent and fixed enclosures that are—
(a) child-proof; and
(b) designed and constructed to—
(i) be sufficiently secure; and
(ii) prevent the escape of the dingoes; and
(iii) prevent unauthorised access to the dingoes.
(2) It is a condition of any dingo licence that, if a person other than the licence holder interacts with a dingo held under the licence, the licence holder must ensure that the interaction is done in a manner which minimises the risk of injury to any person or the dingo.
(3) It is a condition of any dingo licence that the licence holder must ensure that either—
(a) the dingoes are effectively confined to an enclosure; or
(b) when the dingoes are outside an enclosure, they are effectively controlled at all times by a physical means of restraint, including through use of a chain, cord, leash or harness even within a designated "off‑lead" area.