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Animal Products Act 1999

Game estates

65D: Game estates that must be listed

You could also call this:

"Game estates that supply food or let you take home hunted animals must be listed."

A game estate must be listed if you are allowed to take home edible parts of animals you hunt there, except if you want to keep them as trophies. You also need to list a game estate if the person in charge wants to supply animal products from the estate to be processed for use or consumption, following the rules in Parts 2 to 4. This helps make sure the products are safe to eat.

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Part 5AGame estates

65DGame estates that must be listed

  1. A game estate must be listed under this Part if—

  2. any edible parts of game estate animals killed by client hunters on the game estate are allowed by the operator to be removed by the client hunters (except to the extent they are intended for use as trophies); or
    1. the operator wishes to supply game estate animal material for processing in accordance with Parts 2 to 4 for use or consumption as regulated animal product.

      Notes
      • Section 65D: inserted, on , by section 29 of the Animal Products Amendment Act 2002 (2002 No 29).