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Conservation Act 1987

Control of dogs

26ZZF: Issue of notice

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"The Minister can approve and publish a notice after considering certain conditions and rules."

The Minister can approve a notice if they are satisfied with certain things, have thought about other matters, and considered specific conditions when making decisions. You can find these things in sections like section 26ZS, section 26ZT, section 26ZU, and section 26ZV. The Minister can then publish a notice under section 26ZS with or without making changes.

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Part 5CControl of dogs

26ZZFIssue of notice

  1. Where the Director-General recommends the publication of a notice under section 26ZS, the Minister,—

  2. if he or she is satisfied about the matters specified in section 26ZT; and
    1. if he or she has taken into account the matters specified in section 26ZU; and
      1. if he or she in fixing any conditions has had regard to the matters specified in section 26ZV,—
          1. may approve the recommendation, with or without changes, and may publish a notice under section 26ZS.

        Notes
        • Section 26ZZF: inserted, on , by section 3 of the Conservation Amendment Act (No 2) 1996 (1996 No 14).
        • Section 26ZZF: amended, on , by section 3 of the Secondary Legislation Act 2021 (2021 No 7).