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CONSERVATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT ACT 1984 - SECT 129

129 .         Regulations as to forest diseases

        (1)         The regulations may provide for —

            (a)         the prohibition or regulation of the admission to risk areas or disease areas, and the use or movement therein, of potential carriers or classes of potential carriers;

            (b)         the regulation of the conduct of persons in respect of potential carriers in risk areas or disease areas;

            (c)         the notification, and the manner of notification, of any occurrence, or suspected occurrence, of infection and the furnishing by persons of all information within their power in respect of any such occurrence or suspected occurrence;

            (d)         the conferral of power on an authorised person to stop and examine any potential carrier and to signpost and barricade roads for that purpose;

            (e)         the detention, control, removal, treatment, cleansing and quarantine of infected carriers, or potential carriers or infected earth, soil or trees;

            (f)         in respect of an alleged breach of the regulations or any condition, involving a potential carrier, the circumstances under which the owner of the potential carrier is deemed to be the person in charge of the potential carrier at the time of the offence;

            (g)         the furnishing by any person in a risk area or a disease area of particulars of his name and address whenever asked to do so by an authorised person.

        (2)         Regulations made under this section may provide minimum penalties, not exceeding $200 and maximum penalties, not exceeding $2 000 for offences against such regulations or any condition and may provide daily penalties not exceeding $20 for every day that such an offence continues after the offender is convicted.



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