Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00103:reg:3:p4
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00103
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 3 (pt 4/24)
Character Range: 196523–199126

official mark is to be applied to the wild game meat or wild game meat products as a person who may apply the official mark; or
 (d) a person to whom the Secretary has given a written approval to apply the official mark at a specified registered establishment and in relation to specified wild game meat or wild game meat products, if the application is in accordance with the approval.
Note: For how a direction may be given by an authorised officer, see section 309 of the Act.

8‑24  Circumstances in which official mark must not be applied to wild game meat or wild game meat products

Official marks generally
 (1) A person must not apply an official mark to wild game meat or wild game meat products if:
 (a) the wild game meat or wild game meat products are not wholesome; or
 (b) the wild game meat or wild game meat products have deteriorated; or
 (c) the integrity of the wild game meat or wild game meat products cannot be ensured.
Note: For requirements to ensure the integrity of prescribed wild game meat or wild game meat products, see section 5‑24.

Foreign country identification official marks and European Union official marks
 (2) A person must not apply a foreign country identification official mark or a European Union official mark to wild game meat or wild game meat products if the circumstances in which that mark may be applied to the wild game meat or wild game meat products, as specified by the relevant importing country authority, no longer exist.
Note: For the foreign country identification mark, see section 8‑13. For the European Union official mark, see section 8‑18.

8‑25  Alteration of and interference with official marks
  A person may alter, or interfere with, an official mark (whether or not it has been applied to any wild game meat or wild game meat products) only if:
 (a) the alteration or interference is required or permitted by this instrument; or
  (b) the person is an authorised officer or a person acting in accordance with a direction given by an authorised officer; or
 (c) the person is designated in an approved arrangement as a person who may alter or interfere with an official mark and the alteration or interference is in accordance with the arrangement; or
 (d) the Secretary has given the person a written approval to alter or interfere with an official mark at a specified registered establishment and in relation to specified wild game meat or wild game meat products, and the alteration or interference is in accordance with the approval.
Note 1: For how a direction may be given by an authorised officer, see section 309 of the Act.