Stock movements not requiring a stock route travel permit

Current

A person may drive stock on foot on relevant land in a local government’s area without a stock route travel permit if the stock are driven on foot—

(a)

for not more than 1 day; and

(b)

in clear daylight hours; and

(c)

for animal husbandry or property management purposes; and

(d)

between parcels of land having common ownership or worked as a single unit.

Editor’s note—

See the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, section 50, for requirements under that Act about stock movements on State-controlled roads.

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