Livestock Regulations 2009

In these Regulations:

approved device means an identification device mentioned in regulation 37(1) that has been approved by the

Registrar.

approved laboratory means a veterinary diagnostic laboratory approved under section 32(2) of the Act.

bulk, in relation to the supply of manufactured foodstuff, means the supply of the foodstuff other than in a container.

cattle transaction tag, see regulation 37(3).

container includes bag and package.

declared area movement permit means a declared area movement permit required under section 59(2) of the Act.

identifiable livestock means livestock prescribed by regulation 30.

identifiable property means a property on which identifiable livestock are kept.

infringement notice means a notice mentioned in regulation 89.

infringement offence, see regulation 88(1).

manufactured foodstuff, see regulation 75.

movement permit means a declared area movement permit or standstill zone movement permit.

permanent identification device, see regulation 37(2).

PIC means a property identification code allotted under the PIC system.

PIC register means the register kept for the PIC system.

PIC system means the system for identifying properties mentioned in section 15(1) of the Act.

product statement, see regulation 76(1).

product warning, see regulation 76(2).

prohibited pig feed, see regulation 70.

register of beehives means the register of beehives kept under regulation 51B.

registered owner, of a brand or earmark, is the person to whom the brand or earmark is registered.

registered property means:

regulated livestock, for Part 2, Division 6, see regulation 40A

restricted animal material, see regulation 74(1).

supply includes sell and exchange.

transaction eartag, see regulation 37(4).

unbranded cattle, means cattle of at least 8 months of age that have not been branded.

valuation body means a valuation panel, valuer or valuation reviewer.