Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00422:reg:2:p49
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00422
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 2 (pt 49/102)
Character Range: 172878–175728

is in force; and
 (ii) there has been no change to any relevant circumstances since the livestock were assessed for the purposes of deciding whether to issue the government certificate;
 (d) operations to prepare the livestock for export have been carried out in accordance with:
 (i) the exporter's approved arrangement including the conditions of the approved arrangement; or
 (ii) the exporter's operations and governance manual required under subsection 6‑1(4) (if the exporter is required to prepare the livestock for export in accordance with that manual);
 (e) an accredited veterinarian has carried out all required export operations in the approved export program held by the exporter that applies in relation to the livestock;
 (f) if the exporter is required to hold an authorisation (however described) to export the livestock under another Commonwealth law—the exporter holds that authorisation;
 (g) export operations in relation to the livestock have been, and will continue to be, carried out in accordance with the Australian Standards for the Export of Livestock;
 (h) if the livestock are feeder livestock or slaughter livestock—the exporter has complied with, or is in a position to comply with, each approved ESCAS that applies to the livestock;
 (i) the livestock will not be dealt with other than in accordance with an approved ESCAS that applies to the livestock;
 (j) the livestock are fit enough to undertake the proposed export voyage or flight without any significant impairment of their health or welfare;
 (k) the travel arrangements for the livestock are adequate for their health and welfare;
 (l) there are no reasonable grounds to believe that:
 (i) the condition of the vessel or aircraft on which the livestock are to be transported may cause the health or welfare of any of the livestock to deteriorate during an export voyage or flight; or
 (ii) the actions of the exporter, or the consignee, of the livestock may cause the health or welfare of any of the livestock to deteriorate during an export voyage or flight;
 (m) the application for the export permit did not include false or misleading information;
 (n) there are no reasonable grounds to believe that the livestock will not be permitted to enter the intended overseas destination.

Requirements in relation to prescribed live animals
 (3) The following requirements are prescribed in relation to an application for an export permit for prescribed live animals:
 (a) a notice of intention to export a consignment including the live animals has been approved under paragraph 8‑11(2)(a) and the approval is currently in force;
 (b) if a government certificate in relation to the live animals is required to meet importing country requirements:
 (i) the exporter holds a government certificate in relation to the live animals and the government certificate