(1) The chief executive must not grant a farming licence to a child.
(2) The chief executive must not grant a farming licence for a farm animal unless the chief executive is satisfied—(a) the animal was taken from the wild by a person authorised under the Act to take the animal; or(b) the animal has been, or is being, lawfully moved into the State for use for farming; or(c) the animal was lawfully obtained and kept at a time when it was not a protected animal; or(d) the animal is a descendant of an animal mentioned in paragraph (a) , (b) or (c) .
(3) The chief executive must not grant a farming licence for a reptile of the family Elapidae unless the chief executive believes the reptile would be kept for extracting venom to produce antivenom for humans.