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Home impoundment prescribed conditions—Act, s 56A (4) (a) and s 60 (4) (a)

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6E Home impoundment prescribed conditions—Act, s 56A (4) (a) and s 60 (4) (a)

A keeper or carer may be directed to keep a dog on stated premises in accordance with 1 or more of the following conditions:

(a)

the dog must be kept at the premises for a stated period unless otherwise authorised by the registrar;

(b)

the dog must be kept in a yard that is enclosed by a fence that—

(i)

is higher than a stated minimum height; and

(ii)

is constructed in a stated way or from a stated material; and

(iii)

is in good repair and structurally sound; and

(iv)

has no gaps or holes in or under it large enough to allow the dog to escape;

(c)

any gate or door to a yard in which the dog is kept must—

(i)

be spring-latched and self-closing; and

(ii)

be padlocked when the keeper is not in the yard; and

(iii)

be of a stated minimum height; and

(iv)

be constructed in a stated way or from a stated material; and

(v)

be in good repair and structurally sound; and

(vi)

not have any gaps or holes in or under it large enough to allow the dog to escape through;

(d)

if the dog leaves the premises at which the dog is kept, the dog must—

(i)

only be in the care of the keeper or another stated person who is at least 18 years old; and

(ii)

be restrained by a leash, or muzzle, of a stated kind; and

(iii)

be under the effective control of the keeper or other person; and

(iv)

not be taken into, or within a stated distance of, an off‑lead area or another stated place;

(e)

the dog must not leave the premises at which the dog is kept or may only leave the premises within stated times or for stated periods;

(f)

a stated thing must be done in relation to the dog within a stated time.

Example—par (f)

do stated repairs to a fence

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