Processed products—Act, schedule, definition protected animal
367 Processed products—Act, schedule, definition protected animal
For the schedule of the Act, definition protected animal, paragraph (b), the following products are declared to be processed products not included in the definition—
a product mentioned in schedule 5 to the extent mentioned in that schedule;
a product mentioned in paragraph (a) that is, or has been, unpacked;
a product made or derived from a product mentioned in paragraph (a).
Note—
See also the Nature Conservation (Macropod) Conservation Plan 2017, section 83 and schedule 1 prescribing processed products made or derived from macropods.
However, subsection (1) does not include a natural product derived from a protected animal, other than a crocodile, if the animal—
is included in the list of threatened species established and maintained under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cwlth), chapter 5, part 13, division 1; and
is sold or given to a person other than the chief executive.
In this section—
unpack, a product, does not include simply removing a mark, label, tag or other thing that has been directly placed on, or attached to, the product.
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