What biosecurity order may require

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Without limiting sections 373 and 374, the biosecurity order may require the recipient to do any of the following at the place—

(a)

treat in a stated way, or refrain from treating, a carrier of biosecurity matter to control the biosecurity matter or to lessen the risk of the spread of the biosecurity matter;

(b)

dispose of biosecurity matter or a carrier in a stated way, including by burning or burying it or by depositing it at a place where waste is deposited or disposed of;

(c)

destroy, or cause the destruction of, biosecurity matter or a carrier at the place in a stated way;

(d)

control or eradicate biosecurity matter in a stated way;

(e)

clean or disinfect the place, or part of the place, a person at the place or anything on the person or a carrier at the place in a stated way;

(f)

stop using the place or part of the place, for a stated purpose or a stated period, or until stated action is taken;

(g)

remove biosecurity matter or a carrier from the place to another place and destroy, or cause the destruction of, the biosecurity matter or the carrier at the other place in a stated way;

(h)

prohibit, or restrict in a stated way, the removal of biosecurity matter or a carrier;

(i)

remove biosecurity matter or a carrier from the State or part of the State in a stated way.

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