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GAME AND FERAL ANIMAL CONTROL ACT 2002 - SECT 17
Exemptions from requirement for game hunting licence
17 Exemptions from requirement for game hunting licence
(1) A game hunting licence is not required under this Division in respect of
the following-- (a) a person who is hunting an animal listed in Part 2 of
Schedule 3 on private land,
(b) a person who is hunting on any land owned or
occupied by the person or by a member of the person's household (but not if
the person is hunting native game birds),
(b1) a person who is hunting on any
land owned or occupied by the person's employer or by a corporation of which
the person is an officer (but not if the person is hunting native game birds),
(c) an Aboriginal person-- (i) who is hunting a game animal pursuant to a
native title right or interest that is the subject of an approved
determination of native title or of a registered native title claim, or
(ii)
who is a member, or in the company of a member, of a Local Aboriginal Land
Council and who is undertaking traditional cultural hunting within the area of
the Council,
(d) a person who is hunting a game animal in accordance with a
requirement or function imposed or conferred on the person by an emergency
order, control order or biosecurity zone regulation under the Biosecurity Act
2015 ,
(f) a person employed by any public or local authority (including a
member of staff of Local Land Services) who is acting in the execution of his
or her duties as such an employee,
(f1) a person who is harming native game
birds on any land in accordance with a licence under the National Parks and
Wildlife Act 1974 , Note : That Act provides for the issue of licences to harm
native animals for purposes other than sustainable agricultural management
purposes.
(g) a veterinary practitioner (within the meaning of the
Veterinary Practice Act 2003 ) or other person who is acting for the purposes
of killing or treating an animal in distress due to injury or illness,
(h) a
person of a class, or hunting in the circumstances, prescribed by the
regulations.
(2) A person who is not required to hold a game hunting licence
because of this section is not prevented from applying for and being granted a
licence in accordance with this Act.
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