Discarding animals that may attract or feed estuarine crocodiles
51C Discarding animals that may attract or feed estuarine crocodiles
A person must not, without a reasonable excuse, discard an animal, or part of an animal, at a relevant public place in a way that may attract or provide food for an estuarine crocodile.
Example of a way of discarding part of an animal that may attract or provide food for an estuarine crocodile—
dropping fish carcasses into a river from a boat ramp that has a sign warning of the presence of estuarine crocodiles
Maximum penalty—40 penalty units.
In this section—
relevant public place means a public place that—
is a boat ramp, jetty, pontoon, or camping area or park adjacent to water; and
has a sign at the place warning of the presence of estuarine crocodiles at or in the vicinity of the place.
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