Taking animals into recreation areas—Act, s 121
7 Taking animals into recreation areas—Act, s 121
For section 121(2) of the Act, definition animal, paragraph (d), this section prescribes ways of taking animals into a recreation area.
A person may take a domesticated animal into a recreation area if—
the animal is on a vessel and remains on the vessel; and
the vessel remains below the low-water mark or afloat between the high-water mark and low-water mark.
Also, a person may take a domesticated dog into the Moreton Island Recreation Area if—
the person is transporting the dog through the area to or from the person’s land; and
the only reasonable route to or from the land is through the area; and
the person is taking the dog through the most direct route to or from the land; and
the dog is being transported—
in an enclosed vehicle; or
on the tray of a vehicle with the dog securely tethered so as to be confined to the vehicle tray; and
the dog does not leave the vehicle or vehicle tray while the dog is in the area.
In this section—
land, of a person, means land that is owned by the person or is the person’s principal place of residence.
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