Biodiversity Conservation Regulations 2018

the species of fauna to which the licence relates;

the areas or locations where the fauna may be disturbed;

the activities that may be carried out under the licence;

the maximum number of fauna that may be disturbed under the licence;

the skills, qualifications or experience required by a person who may disturb fauna under the licence;

the manner in which the fauna must be approached, the periods of the year when the fauna may be approached, and the time of the day when the fauna may be approached, including so as not to disturb the fauna, or any other fauna, except to the extent specified under the licence;

any separation distances that must be maintained;

the maximum number of vehicles that may approach the fauna, and the maximum number of people who may approach the fauna (whether as passengers in a vehicle or otherwise);

the use of food or other substances or lures to attract the fauna (including prohibitions on using live vertebrate animals as food);

personnel requirements (including a minimum or maximum number, and the qualifications or experience, of persons who may be engaged in undertaking any activity under the licence, and including the authorisation of personnel under a scheme established by the CEO);

the use of equipment in connection with any activity undertaken under the licence (including prohibitions or restrictions on the use of specified equipment);

a requirement that the holder of the licence must have the licence (or a copy of the licence) in the holder’s possession when disturbing fauna under the licence.