Dealing with dead problem crocodiles
20 Dealing with dead problem crocodiles
This section applies if a problem crocodile dies—
during or immediately after its capture by a person acting under the crocodile management authority; or
while it is being moved or kept under this subdivision by a person acting under the crocodile management authority.
The person must—
measure and photograph the crocodile; and
deal with the crocodile—
if the chief executive gives the person a written direction to deal with the crocodile in a stated way—in the stated way; or
otherwise—by disposing of it in a way that ensures it can be recovered by the chief executive.
Example of way a problem crocodile can be disposed of under paragraph (b)(ii)—
burying the crocodile in an identifiable place
Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.
The person must—
keep the photographs of the crocodile for 1 year after the crocodile’s death; and
if asked by the chief executive, produce the photographs for inspection by the chief executive.
Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.
A person who deals with a problem crocodile in a way mentioned in subsection (2) is authorised under the Act to deal with the crocodile in that way.
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