Wildlife Regulations 2024
59Commercial wildlife licences—display of signs
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59 Commercial wildlife licences—display of signs
(1) It is a condition of any commercial wildlife licence, except a wildlife controller licence, that the licence holder at all times must display a sign stating the following words—
(a) "The wildlife on these premises are possessed under a licence issued under the Wildlife Act 1975"; and
(b) "Wildlife must not be taken from the wild without a licence, permit or authority issued under the Wildlife Act 1975".
(2) It is a condition of any commercial wildlife licence, except a wildlife controller licence, that the licence holder must ensure that any sign which is required to be displayed by subregulation (1)—
(a) is positioned at the main entrance to the premises specified in the licence; and
(b) is in a position that is obvious and easily readable for all visitors to the premises or wildlife display or wildlife demonstration; and
(c) has a white background, with lettering in black block type of not less than 30 millimetres in height; and
(d) is maintained in good condition so that it is easily readable at all times.