If you break a rule in the Animal Welfare Act 1999, you might have to pay a fine. When an inspector, who was appointed under section 124(2), takes you to court for breaking a rule, the court can decide what happens to the fine you pay. The court can order that some or all of the fine goes to an approved organisation.
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Where proceedings for an offence against any provision of this Act are instituted by an inspector appointed under section 124(2), the court may order that the whole or any part of any fine recovered in respect of that offence be paid to an approved organisation.
