Private land supplier’s licence
63 Private land supplier’s licence
In this regulation —
flora does not include specifically controlled sandalwood;
not‑for‑profit organisation means a society, club or association that is not carried on for the purpose of profit or gain to its individual members.
A private land supplier’s licence authorises the holder of the licence to supply flora lawfully taken from private land to another person.
A private land supplier’s licence may only be granted to —
an owner or occupier of the private land; or
a person who holds an authorisation from an owner or occupier of the private land to take and supply the flora.
A person who possesses any flora taken from private land for the purposes of supply (including a person who is an owner or occupier of the land) must be the holder of a private land supplier’s licence (and must continue to hold such a licence until the flora is supplied to another person).
Penalty for this subregulation: a fine of $5 000.
The following supplying of flora is authorised (and does not require a private land supplier’s licence) —
supplying flora —
to a not‑for‑profit organisation; or
as a not‑for‑profit organisation;
supplying flora under an authorisation given by the CEO for the purposes of this subregulation.
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