Game licence fees
9 Game licence fees
Subject to subregulations (2) and (3), the fees to be paid to the Game Management Authority by an applicant for a game licence referred to in Column 1 of the Table of game licence fees is the amount set out opposite that licence in Column 2 of the Table.
Table of game licence fees
Column 1 Licence | Column 2 Fee |
|---|---|
A game licence that allows the hunting, taking or destroying of game birds | 5⸱44 fee units per year or part year |
A game licence that allows the hunting, taking or destroying of deer | 5⸱44 fee units per year or part year |
A game licence that allows the hunting, taking or destroying of game birds and deer | 9⸱2 fee units per year or part year |
A game licence that allows the hunting, taking or destroying of non‑indigenous game birds on a game bird farm | Nil |
A game licence that allows the hunting, taking or destroying of deer by a non‑resident of Australia | 5⸱44 fee units per part year |
A game licence that allows the hunting, taking or destroying of game birds by a non‑resident of Australia | 5⸱44 fee units per part year |
A game licence that allows the hunting, taking or destroying of game birds and deer by a non‑resident of Australia | 9⸱2 fee units per part year |
A game licence for one open season that allows the hunting, taking or destroying of duck by a person who is 12 years of age or over but under 18 years of age | Nil |
A game licence for one open season that allows the hunting or taking of Sambar Deer with the use of hounds or the destroying of Sambar Deer by a person who is 12 years of age or over but under 18 years of age | Nil |
If an applicant for a game licence satisfies the Game Management Authority that the applicant is an eligible recipient within the meaning of the State Concessions Act 2004, the fee to be paid for a game licence is half that of the fee to be paid under subregulation (1).
Despite subregulation (1), the fee for a game licence for an applicant who is under 18 years of age is nil fee units.
A person who holds a game licence referred to in Column 1 of the Table of game licence fees in subregulation (1) who applies to have the licence varied to another kind of game licence listed in that Column must pay the difference, if any, between the fees for the relevant categories of game licence listed in the Table in addition to the variation fee payable under regulation 10.
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