Fisheries Management Act 1994

(Repealed)

A person who has in the person’s possession more than the possession limit of any fish is guilty of an offence. This subsection applies irrespective of the period over which the fish were taken.

in the case of an individual—

200 penalty units or imprisonment for 6 months (or both) for a first offence, or

400 penalty units or imprisonment for 12 months (or both) for a second or subsequent offence, or

in the case of a corporation—

1,000 penalty units for a first offence, or

2,000 penalty units for a second or subsequent offence.

A person who has in the person’s possession, in circumstances of aggravation, more than the possession limit of any fish is guilty of an offence. This subsection applies irrespective of the period over which the fish were taken.

in the case of an individual—

400 penalty units or imprisonment for 12 months (or both) for a first offence, or

800 penalty units or imprisonment for 18 months (or both) for a second or subsequent offence, or

in the case of a corporation—

2,000 penalty units for a first offence, or

4,000 penalty units for a second or subsequent offence.

For the purposes of subsection (2A), a person has possession of fish in circumstances of aggravation if—

the fish in the person’s possession are a priority species of fish, and

the quantity of fish in the person’s possession is a commercial quantity of that species of fish.

(Repealed)

If a possession limit of zero is imposed for fish of a specified species or of a specified class, a reference in this section to being in possession of more than the possession limit of those fish is to be read as a reference to being in possession of any of those fish.

(Repealed)