QueenslandDeer Farming Act
1985DEERFARMINGREGULATION1992Reprinted as in force on 1 August
1992(Regulation not amended up to this
date)Reprint No. 1This reprint is
prepared bythe Office of the Queensland Parliamentary
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3Deer Farming Regulation 1992DEER
FARMING REGULATION 1992[reprinted as in force on 1 August
19922]˙Short
title1.This regulation may be cited as
theDeer Farming Regulation 19923–4.˙Forms2.(1)For the purposes
of the Act and this regulation, a prescribed form isa
form approved by the chief inspector for the purposes specified in
theform.(2)In this
regulation a reference to a form by number is a reference to
theform that bears that number in Schedule
1.˙Fees3.The
fees set out in Schedule 2 are the prescribed fees to be paid for
thepurposes set out in the Schedule.˙Prescribed earmark4.For
the purposes of section 13 of the Act, an earmark must be
made—(a)by a circular mark or cut not less
than 8 mm nor more than 12mm in diameter; and(b)wholly within—(i)the
left ear of a female deer; or(ii)the
right ear of a male deer.˙Application for
displaced farm deer permit5.For the purposes
of section 18(2) of the Act, the following informationis
the prescribed information to be supplied to an inspector by a
person who
4Deer Farming Regulation 1992applies for a displaced farm deer
permit—(a)the applicant’s name and
address;(b)a description of the farm deer that
are to be outside a licensed deerfarm;(c)the licensed deer farm of
origin;(d)the reason the permit is
required;(e)the period for which the permit is
required;(f)if the reason the permit is required
is to allow farm deer to travelfrom one place
to another—(i)the destination of the farm
deer;(ii)the person in
charge of the farm deer at the destination;(iii)the
manner of travel of the farm deer to the destination;(iv)the name of the
person in charge of the travel.˙Conditions of displaced farm deer
permit6.(1)For the purposes
of section 18(3)(b) of the Act, the following arethe
prescribed terms and conditions of a displaced farm deer
permit—(a)the holder of the permit must confine
the farm deer in an escape-proof vehicle or
enclosure during the currency of the permit;(b)theholderofthepermitmustensurethatthefarmdeerareidentified to the satisfaction of the
chief inspector;(c)the holder of the permit must secure
the place in which the farmdeer are kept
by—(i)erecting and maintaining the
prescribed fencing; or(ii)erectingandmaintainingsuchotherfencingortakingsuchsecurity measures as are required by the
chief inspector;(d)the holder of the permit must—(i)castrate the male farm deer; or(ii)de-bud, or
remove the antlers of, the farm deer;in accordance
with the chief inspector’s directions.
5Deer Farming Regulation 1992(2)Subsection (1)(d) applies only if the
chief inspector is of the opinionthat it is
necessary to ensure the safety of any person who may come incontact with the displaced farm deer.˙Confinement of displaced farm
deer7.Aperson,intowhosechargetheholderofadisplacedfarmdeerpermit releases
farm deer, must confine the farm deer in an escape-proofvehicle or enclosure while the farm deer
remain in the person’s charge.Maximum
penalty—40 penalty units.˙Prescribed
fencing8.(1)For the purposes
of section 19(1) of the Act, the boundaries of alicensed deer farm must, subject to
subsection (3), be enclosed to preventthe farm deer
moving out of the licensed deer farm by fencing that is
erectedand maintained—(a)to a
minimum height of 2.13 m, unless the chief inspector is ofthe
opinion that the jumping ability of the species of farm deer
orthe conditions of confinement on the
licensed deer farm are suchas to require
part of the fencing to be of greater height, in whichcasetheminimumheightofthatpartofthefencingistobe2.45
m; and(b)using line posts—(i)made
of hardwood, pressure-treated pine, metal, or any othermaterial approved by the chief inspector as
being of adequatestrength and durability; and(ii)placed in the
ground at a minimum depth of 760 mm; and(iii)spaced apart at a maximum distance of 9 m;
and(c)using strainer posts—(i)madeofhardwoodorpressure-treatedpinehavingaminimum diameter of 200 mm, metal, or any
other materialapproved by the chief inspector as being of
adequate size,strength, and durability; and(ii)placed in the
ground at a minimum depth of 900 mm; and
6Deer Farming Regulation 1992(d)using chain, welded mesh, wire, or any
other material approvedby the chief inspector as being of
adequate strength and durability,that is fixed to
the line posts and properly strained.(2)Subjecttosubsection(3),thefencingmustincorporategates,sufficientfortheefficientoperationofthelicenseddeerfarm,thataremaintained—(a)to
the same height and of the same material (or material similar
insize, strength, and durability) as mentioned
in subsection (1); and(b)in the case of
gates used for the ingress or egress of deer—notless
than 2.45 m wide.(3)Fencingerectedbefore18April1989mustbemaintainedtotheheight and in the manner approved by
the chief inspector, at the time of theissue of the deer
farming licence, as being adequate to prevent the farm deermoving out of the licensed deer farm.Maximum penalty—40 penalty units.(4)The owner of a licensed deer farm must
keep fencing clear of trees, toprevent damage to
the fencing by falling trees or branches.Maximum
penalty—40 penalty units.(5)In this
section—“licensed deer farm”includes that
part of a licensed deer farm on whichfarm deer are
farmed.˙Prescribed fencing exemption9.(1)On the
application of an owner of a licensed deer farm, the chiefinspector may exempt the owner from
compliance with section 8 if the chiefinspector
considers that adequate security exists to prevent the farm
deermoving out of the deer farm.(2)The exemption may be granted subject
to such reasonable conditionsas the chief
inspector determines.(3)The chief
inspector may revoke the exemption if—(a)the
owner contravenes a condition; or(b)thechiefinspectorconsidersthatadequatesecuritynolonger
7Deer Farming Regulation 1992exists on the licensed deer farm to prevent
the farm deer movingout of the deer farm.˙Warrant10.For
the purposes of section 28 of the Act—(a)a
complaint to ground the issue of a warrant must be in Form
1;and(b)a warrant must
be in Form 2.
8Deer Farming Regulation 1992†SCHEDULE 1¡FORMSForm 1Deer
Farming Act 1985(s.28(2))Deer Farming
Regulation 1992(s.10)Complaint to
ground issue of warrantI,1............................of2...................................................,
Queensland, an*inspector/*honorary inspector appointed or holding
office under theDeerFarming Act
1985, being duly sworn make oath and say as
follows—1.I have reasonable cause to suspect
that at the dwelling house situated at3....................................................................,andoccupiedby4.............................................—*(a)an offence
against the Act*has been/*is
being/*is likely to becommitted,
namely5....................................................;*(b) there is a thing, namely6..............................................,
in relationto which an offence against the Act*has been/*is
being/*is likelyto be
committed;*(c)there is a
thing, namely6.............................................,
in relationto which I have a power of seizure.2.The following facts are submitted as
grounds on which this complaintis based7—................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
9Deer Farming Regulation 19923.I request that a warrant be issued
authorising me and other persons actingin aid of me to
enter the dwelling house for the purpose of exercising thepowers conferred by the Act.Sworn
before me at ..............., the ........ day of
.................. 199 ...__________________________Complainant__________________________Justice of the Peace1Insert
full name of complainant.2Insert
complainant’s address.3Insert address of
dwelling house.4Insert name of occupier, if known, but
if not known insert “unknown”.5Insert
full description and particulars of offence.6Insert
full description of thing.7Insert facts on
which complaint is based.*Cross out
whichever does not apply
10Deer Farming Regulation 1992Form
2Deer Farming Act 1985(s.
28(2))Deer Farming Regulation 1992(s.
10)WarrantTo1............................ of2...................................................
Queensland, an*inspector/*honorary inspector appointed or holding
office under theDeerFarmingAct1985, who has this
day made complaint on oath before me3.............................................................,oneofHerMajesty’sJusticesofthe Peace for Queensland, and has
satisfied me that there is reasonable causetosuspectthatinthedwellinghousesituatedat4....................................................................andoccupiedby5............................................—*(a)an offence
against the Act*has been/*is
being/*is likely to becommitted,
namely6..................................................;*(b) there is a thing, namely7.............................................,
in relationto which an offence against the Act*has been/*is
being/*is likelyto be
committed;*(c)there is a
thing, namely7.............................................,
in relationto which you have a power of seizure.Thisauthorisesyouandallpersonsactinginaidofyou,toenterthedwellinghouseinHerMajesty’snameforthepurposeof8......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Given
under my hand at .............., this ...... day of ...............
199 ...
11Deer Farming Regulation 1992___________________________Justice of the Peace1Insert
full name of inspector/honorary inspector.2Insert
address of inspector/honorary inspector.3Insert
full name of Justice of the Peace.4Insert
address of dwelling house.5Insert name of
occupier, if known, but if not known insert “unknown”.6Insert full description and particulars
of offence.7Insert full description of
thing.8Insert details of power’s conferred by
the Act that are authorised to be exercised.*Cross
out whichever does not apply
12Deer Farming Regulation 1992†SCHEDULE 2FEES1Application for issue of a displaced
farm deer permit . . .2Application for
a deer farming licence or renewal of a deerfarm licence . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.$21.0021.00
13Deer Farming Regulation 1992†ENDNOTES´1Index to Endnotes2Date
to which amendments incorporated . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . 133List
of legislation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134List of annotations. . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . 14´2Date
to which amendments incorporatedThisisthedaymentionedinsection5(c)oftheReprintsAct1992.However, noamendments have
commenced operation before that day.Future amendments
of theDeer Farming Regulation 1992may
be made in accordance with this reprint becauseof section 49 of
theReprints Act 1992.´3List of
legislationDeer Farming Regulation 1992 SL No 46pubd
Gaz 13 March 1992 pp 1496–505commenced on date
of publication
14Deer Farming Regulation 1992´4List of
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