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A code of practice may deal with the following matters:
the care and use of animals for scientific purposes;
the use of animals from pounds;
the management and control of companion animals;
the management of companion animals in pounds and shelters;
the development of new breeds of companion animals;
the breeding and selling of cats or dogs with heritable defects;
the use of electric goads;
horse agistment establishments;
animal welfare in rural industry;
animal welfare in intensive farming;
transport of livestock;
animal welfare in the management of saleyards;
livestock and poultry slaughtering establishments;
fishing;
culling of native animals;
control of feral animals;
aerial shooting of animals;
trapping and snaring of animals;
commercial pest control;
commercial keeping and display of animals;
the operation of pet shops and other businesses that buy or sell animals as pets;
the operation of businesses that board animals;
the operation of any other business that deals with pets;
keeping of zoo animals;
animal welfare in the racing industry;
any other matter related to animal welfare.
In this section:
pest does not include a domestic animal or native animal.
This Act’s bill:Explanatory statement
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