Barrister AI
All legislation
NTAct
In force
This is the latest official compilation.Check the official source →
s 9E

General duties for declared weeds

In force
Part 3Management of weeds
Division 1General duties

9E General duties for declared weeds

(1)

A person has a duty to:

(a)

comply with any weed management plan for a declared weed; and

(b)

ensure that, if the person uses a declared weed, the declared weed is used in accordance with any classification of the declared weed under section 7(4)(b), (c) or (d).

(2)

Except in accordance with a permit, a person has a duty to not do any of the following:

(a)

bring, or be responsible for bringing, a declared weed into the

Territory;

(b)

propagate or scatter a declared weed;

(c)

sell, offer to sell or provide a declared weed or any thing that contains or carries a declared weed;

(d)

purchase or offer to purchase a declared weed or any thing that contains or carries a declared weed;

(e)

hire or offer for hire to another person any equipment, device or any other thing that contains a declared weed;

(f)

hire or request to hire from another person any equipment, device or any other thing that contains a declared weed;

(g)

store, grow or use a declared weed or any thing that contains or carries a declared weed;

(h)

subject to this section, transport or carry a declared weed or any thing that contains or carries a declared weed.

(3)

Despite subsection (2)(h), if a person has a plant that the person thinks may be a declared weed, the person may transport or carry the plant or any thing that contains or carries the plant to:

(a)

an officer for the purpose of having it identified; or

(b)

a designated weed disposal area.

(4)

A plant or thing referred to in subsection (3) must be transported or carried in a sealed container.

(5)

If a person transports a declared weed in accordance with a permit, the person has a duty to secure and contain the weed during the course of transporting it.

Research tools for this sectionPro

The statute text is free to read above. View Pro plans to unlock the case-law research tools for each provision.