Notice of arrival in and departure from the State for interstate exhibitors permit
14 Notice of arrival in and departure from the State for interstate exhibitors permit
It is a condition of an interstate exhibitors permit that the authority holder must, at least 14 days before bringing an authorised animal into the State, give the chief executive a notice stating—
the day the animal is to be brought into the State (the arrival day); and
the day the animal is to be removed from the State (the departure day).
It is also a condition of the permit that if, after giving the notice, the authority holder expects, or ought reasonably to expect, it will be necessary to change the arrival day or departure day, the authority holder must, as soon as practicable, give the chief executive notice of the change.
Note—
See section 68(3) of the Act for the maximum term of an interstate exhibitors permit.
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