2.33
CurrentBiodiversity conservation licences may require compliance with management plans
2.33 Biodiversity conservation licences may require compliance with management plans
A biodiversity conservation licence may require compliance with a management plan under this Division in connection with the carrying out of any activity authorised by the licence.
Note.
For example, a biodiversity conservation licence that is granted to a person to authorise the person to sell protected animals or plants may require the animal or plant to be tagged in accordance with a management plan under this Division. A contravention of that tagging requirement results in the person not having a defence to a prosecution for an unauthorised dealing in the protected animal or plant under section 2.5 of the Act.
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