Local Land Services not liable for use of pesticides or chemicals on reserves
67 Local Land Services not liable for use of pesticides or chemicals on reserves
For the purposes of section 100 of the Act, notice is given that a pesticide or chemical is about to be applied to a controlled travelling stock reserve if a warning sign is displayed in a conspicuous place on the reserve in accordance with this clause before the pesticide or chemical is applied.
For the purposes of section 100 of the Act, notice is given that a pesticide or chemical has been applied to a controlled travelling stock reserve if a warning sign is displayed in accordance with this clause immediately after the pesticide or chemical is applied.
A warning sign referred to in subclause (2) must be displayed for not less than the following periods—
in the case of a pesticide or chemical the use of which requires the display of warning signs under a pesticide control order in force under the Pesticides Act 1999 or a permit in force under the Agvet Code of New South Wales—for the minimum period specified for the pesticide or chemical in the order or permit,
in the case of any other kind of pesticide or chemical—for the period (if any) decided by Local Land Services after taking into account any withholding period specified in the label registered or approved under that Act or Code for the pesticide or chemical.
In this clause—
warning sign means a weather-proof sign containing a prominent warning that a pesticide or chemical is about to be, or has been, applied to a controlled travelling stock reserve.
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