Wildlife Regulations 2024
6Application of these Regulations to traditional owner groups
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6 Application of these Regulations to traditional owner groups
(1) If a traditional owner group entity has entered into a traditional owner group agreement, any provision of these Regulations (other than a provision specified in the Table in subregulation (2)) that provides for an offence to carry out an agreed activity under that agreement does not apply to a member of the traditional owner group—
(a) who is bound by the agreement; and
(b) who carries out the agreed activity to which the offence relates in accordance with the agreement and on land to which the agreement applies.
(2) For the purposes of subregulation (1), the following Table sets out the specified provisions and the extent to which each provision applies to a member of the traditional owner group.
Table
| Column 1<br>Specified provision | Column 2<br>Extent to which specified provision applies to a member of the traditional owner group |
|---|---|
| Regulation 118(1) | If the member uses poison to attract wildlife for the purpose of taking that wildlife |
| Regulation 120(1) | The whole |
| Regulation 122(1), (2) and (3) | The whole |
| Regulation 123(1) | The whole, except if the member transports any wildlife that is an egg |
Part 2—Licences
Division 1—Licence categories
7 Prescribed categories of wildlife licences for the purposes of section 22
For the purposes of section 22 of the Act, the prescribed categories of wildlife licences are the following—
(d) dingo licence;
(e) wildlife controller licence;
(f) wildlife dealer licence;
(g) wildlife demonstrator licence;
(h) wildlife displayer licence;
(i) game bird farmer licence;
(j) wildlife processor licence;
(k) wildlife farmer licence;
(l) wildlife taxidermist licence.