Exemption for wildlife deterrent laser
59 Exemption for wildlife deterrent laser
In this regulation – outdoor area means a radiation place that is outdoors; wildlife deterrent laser means a radiation apparatus that is – a class 3B or 4 laser within the meaning of AS/NZS IEC 60825.1:2014; and non-ionising; and capable of, and designed for the purposes of, being used to deter wildlife.
A person applying for a certificate of registration for an outdoor area is exempt from the operation of section 20(1)(b)(iii) of the Act in respect of the requirement that a current certificate of compliance for the outdoor area is to accompany the application.
It is a condition of the exemption specified in subregulation (2) that – a wildlife deterrent laser is used only in the outdoor area to which the application relates; and the person provides to the Director of Public Health a site plan of the outdoor area to which the application relates, that details – the location of each wildlife deterrent laser, whether in use or not; and the position and orientation of that laser, whether in use or not.
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