(iv) Stock Diseases Act 1923 of New South Wales; (v) Livestock Act 1997 of South Australia; (vi) Biosecurity Act 2014 of Queensland; (vii) Animal (Brands and Movement) Act 1984 of Tasmania; (viii) Animal Health Act 1995 of Tasmania; (ix) Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007 of Western Australia; (x) Exotic Diseases of Animals Act 1993 of Western Australia; (xi) Livestock Act of the Northern Territory; (xii) Animal Diseases Act 2005 of the Australian Capital Territory; (xiii) Stock Act 2005 of the Australian Capital Territory; the purposes of regulation 107(e) the following Acts— (i) Australian Meat and Live-stock Industry Act 1997 of the Commonwealth;
NLIS ear tag may be removed if the identifying numbers cannot be visually read. (2) In this regulation reader means an instrument— is used to scan a NLIS device; and is capable of detecting and decoding the number encoded on the transponder in a NLIS device. 36 Removal or disposal of NLIS ear tag or NLIS device (1) A person who removes a NLIS ear tag or NLIS device from cattle must dispose of the NLIS ear tag or NLIS device in a manner that prevents its re-use. Penalty: 5 penalty units. (2) A saleyard operator, selling agent or cattle scale operator who removes a NLIS ear tag or NLIS device from cattle, sheep or goats must ensure that the information printed on the NLIS ear tag or electronically recorded on the NLIS device is provided to the Secretary or the administrator of NLIS immediately following that removal in the manner required by the Secretary. Penalty: 5 penalty 37 NLIS device not to be re-used without authority A person must not without the approval of the Secretary use for the identification of livestock,
analysis or diagnostic examination is completed, by hand delivery or electronic transmission; and the case of a disease listed in Part B of Schedule 2, within 7 days after the test, analysis or diagnostic examination is completed, by hand delivery, post or electronic transmission; and the case of an exotic disease, immediately after the test, analysis or diagnostic examination is completed, by hand delivery or electronic transmission. Division 1—Vaccinating of livestock 63 Requirement to vaccinate for Newcastle disease (1) An of a commercial flock of poultry, other than an owner who holds an approval given by the chief veterinary officer, must ensure that all chickens in the commercial flock of poultry are vaccinated and serologically monitored in accordance with the Newcastle Disease Management Plan.
and impounding calculated by reference to the hourly rate of pay of the inspector at the time of the seizure, plus an additional 50% of the salary so paid; incurred in paying fees to persons engaged to assist the inspector in making the seizure or impounding the livestock or other thing; incurred in keeping, treating and storing the livestock or other thing during the time it was impounded; incurred in the agistment, storage or maintenance of the livestock or other thing during the time it was impounded. 110 Disposal of abandoned bees, hives or fittings For the purposes of section 125(1) of the Act, an inspector may dispose of neglected or abandoned bees, hives or fittings by— the case of bees, or fittings which the inspector believes to be in a badly neglected state, burning or burying them; and the case of bees, hives or fittings which the inspector believes to be in a good or reasonable condition— or burying the bees and selling the hives and fittings; or (ii) selling the bees, hives and fittings; or