Conditions of grazing licences and permits and agistment licences and permits
13 Conditions of grazing licences and permits and agistment licences and permits
It is a condition of a grazing licence or permit and an agistment licence or permit that the holder of the licence or permit must not admit cattle or allow cattle to be admitted to an area of reserved forest unless prior notice has been given to an authorised officer.
It is a condition of a grazing licence or permit and an agistment licence or permit that the holder of the licence or permit must not admit a bull or allow a bull to be included amongst the cattle admitted to an area of reserved forest.
It is a condition of a grazing licence or permit and an agistment licence or permit that the holder of the licence or permit must notify the Minister within 14 days following the removal of any cattle from an area of reserved forest.
It is a condition of a grazing licence or permit and an agistment licence or permit that before any cattle are admitted to an area of reserved forest, the holder of the licence or permit must advise the Minister in writing of—
the number; and
the sex; and
the identification marks—
of those cattle.
It is a condition of a grazing licence or permit and an agistment licence or permit that the holder of the licence or permit must obtain the written authority of the Minister before mustering any cattle that are depastured in an area of reserved forest.
It is a condition of a grazing licence or permit and an agistment licence or permit that the holder of the licence or permit must meet any costs associated with mustering or removal of any cattle that are depastured in an area of reserved forest.
Note
It is an offence against the Act for the holder of a licence or permit granted under section 52 of the Act to fail to comply with a prescribed condition of that licence or permit: see section 52(4) of the Act.
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