New South Wales Consolidated Acts

GAME AND FERAL ANIMAL CONTROL ACT 2002 - SECT 32A

32A Native game bird management licences

(1) The Regulatory Authority may grant a licence (a
"native game bird management licence" ) to the owner or occupier of specified private land that authorises the killing, for sustainable agricultural management purposes only, of a specified number of native game birds of a specified class found on that land. For the purposes of this Part,
"kill" includes capture.

(2) A native game bird management licence only authorises the killing of native game birds by the holder of a game hunting licence.

Note : The holders of game hunting licences authorised to kill native game birds will be either the owner or occupier of the land concerned or other persons permitted by the owner or occupier to do so.

(3) A native game bird management licence does not authorise the killing of native game birds for the purposes of sale.

(4) A native game bird management licence also authorises the person who has killed a native game bird under the authority of the licence to possess the carcass, or the skin or any other part, of the native game bird.

(5) The authority conferred by a native game bird management licence is subject to this Act.

(6) Except as provided by section 6A (2A), a native game bird management licence does not authorise a person to contravene any prohibition or restriction imposed by or under any other Act.