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PASTORAL LAND LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2018 (NO 20 OF 2018) - SECT 23

Section 74 amended

(1)     Section 74(1)

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notice in the Gazette

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Gazette notice

(2)     Section 74(2) and (3)(a)

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must

(3)     Section 74(5) and (6)

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    (5)     A person commits an offence if:

    (a)     the person intentionally engages in conduct; and

    (b)     the conduct results in stock entering or remaining in an area and the person is reckless as to that result; and

    (c)     the area is a fenced reference area.

Maximum penalty:     440 penalty units.

    (5A)     Strict liability applies to subsection (5)(c).

    (5B)     A person commits an offence if:

    (a)     the person intentionally engages in conduct; and

    (b)     the conduct occurs on or near a fenced reference area; and

    (c)     the conduct results in, damage to the fences and the person is reckless in relation to that result.

Maximum penalty:     440 penalty units.

    (5C)     Strict liability applies to subsection (5B)(b).

    (5D)     A person commits an offence if:

    (a)     the person intentionally engages in conduct; and

    (b)     the conduct occurs on or near a reference area (whether fenced or not); and

    (c)     the conduct results in degradation of the reference area and the person is reckless in relation to that result.

Maximum penalty:     440 penalty units.

    (5E)     Strict liability applies to subsection 5D(b).

    (6)     A pastoral lessee commits an offence if the lessee:

    (a)     has knowledge of damage to a fence around a reference area; and

    (b)     does not advise the Board of the damage as soon as possible after becoming aware of it.

Maximum penalty:     8 penalty units.

    (7)     Strict liability applies to subsection (6)(b).

    (8)     It is a defence to a prosecution for an offence against subsection (6) if the defendant has a reasonable excuse.



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