Exhibited Animals Act 2015

A private assessment report is a report about a private assessment, complying with subsection (2), prepared by an accredited person for the holder of an exhibition licence to help the chief executive decide an application to renew or restore the licence.

The private assessment report must state each of the following—

the accredited person’s name and contact details;

the name and contact details of the holder of the exhibition licence;

a description, including the location, of each premises to which the private assessment relates;

when the private assessment was carried out;

a description of—

the activities the accredited person observed being carried out under the licence; and

any activities the accredited person reasonably believes were being carried out under the licence that the person was not able to observe when carrying out the private assessment; and

the facts and circumstances forming the basis for the belief;

whether, in the opinion of the accredited person—

each particular authorised animal or animal of each species of authorised animal is being exhibited and dealt with in compliance with this Act; and

each enclosure in which an authorised animal is, or is expected to be, exhibited or kept is an authorised enclosure and otherwise complies with this Act;

if, in the opinion of the accredited person, an animal is not being exhibited or dealt with in compliance with this Act or an enclosure does not comply with this Act—

the reasons for the opinion; and

the facts and circumstances forming the basis for the reasons.