Nature Conservation (Plants) Regulation 2020

An exemption applies to a landholder of private land who takes or uses, other than for trade, a part of a near threatened plant or least concern plant on the land if—

the part is taken and used for fodder for stock lawfully kept on the land; and

the part is taken primarily for using the part for fodder.

An exemption applies to a landholder of private land who takes or uses, other than for trade, a part of a near threatened plant or least concern plant on the land if—

the part is taken in the course of an activity done—

for fodder harvesting under the Vegetation Management Act 1999; or

otherwise for the purpose of fodder for stock on the land; and

the part is taken primarily for using the part for fodder.

A landholder mentioned in subsection (1) or (2) does not use a part of a near threatened plant or least concern plant for trade merely because the landholder uses the part for a business of keeping stock on the land.