What is a designated animal

In force

A designated animal is—

(a)

an animal that is a member of any of the following groups of animals—

(i)

cattle;

(ii)

sheep;

(iii)

goats;

(iv)

pigs;

(v)

bison;

(vi)

buffalo;

(vii)

deer;

(viii)

the family Camelidae;Examples of members of the family Camelidae—alpacas, Arabian camels, llamas

(ix)

the family Equidae;Examples of members of the family Equidae—horses, ponies, donkeys, mules, zebras

(x)

designated birds;

(xi)

bees; or

(b)

an animal prescribed under a regulation as a designated animal (a prescribed designated animal).

Regulations

This provision refers to the regulations (a regulation). Made under this Act:

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