Nature of licences
12 Nature of licences
For the purposes of this Part —
a person may apply for 2 or more licences; and
the CEO may issue a licence which combines 2 or more licences which would otherwise be separate licences if the CEO considers it appropriate to do so (and such a combined licence may have a name determined by the CEO).
A licence that authorises the taking of fauna or flora may only be granted to an individual.
A licence granted to an individual may also authorise the following —
other specified persons to carry out activities under the licence (or to assist in carrying out such activities);
other persons of a specified class to carry out activities under the licence (or to assist in carrying out such activities).
A person must not assist in the taking of fauna or flora (in circumstances requiring a licence) unless the person is authorised under subregulation (3).
Penalty for this subregulation: a fine of $5 000.
The holder of a licence must not allow a person to assist in the taking of fauna or flora (in circumstances requiring a licence) unless the person is authorised under subregulation (3).
Penalty for this subregulation: a fine of $5 000.
If a provision of these regulations specifies more than 1 activity that may be carried out under the authority of a particular class of licence, the CEO may limit the operation of such a licence so that it only applies to 1 or more activities specified in the licence.
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