Identification of livestock brought into Victoria
38 Identification of livestock brought into Victoria
For the purposes of section 10(2)(a) of the Act, for a person who brings into Victoria any cattle, pig, sheep or goat from another State or a Territory of the Commonwealth, the prescribed requirements are—
in the case of cattle, the cattle must be identified by means of a NLIS device that identifies the cattle in accordance with any laws relating to identification of livestock of the State or Territory from which the cattle was dispatched; and
in the case of a pig, the pig must be identified by a tattoo or ear tag that contains the brand that identifies the property from which the pig was dispatched in accordance with any laws relating to identification of livestock of the State or Territory from which the pig was dispatched; and
in the case of a sheep or a goat, the sheep or the goat must be identified by means of a NLIS device or a NLIS ear tag that identifies the sheep or the goat in accordance with any laws relating to identification of livestock of the State or Territory from which the sheep or the goat was dispatched; and
that a consignment is accompanied by a completed and accurate vendor declaration; and
any requirement determined by the Secretary.
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