SDA-0317-038203 N56-T50-s290(b) Amended concurrence agency response · MCU17/0020

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No.        Conditions                                                             Condition timing
              authority) a minimum of 3 working days prior to all shipments
              into Queensland. It is a requirement that the pathology report/
              health certificate is dated no more than 14 days before
              shipment date.
              After arrival, any unusual clinical signs or mortalities in the
              stock must be reported immediately to the Queensland
              Boating and Fisheries Patrol. If directed by the Department of
              Agriculture and Fisheries (assessing authority) officer,
              specimens must be forwarded to a veterinary laboratory as
              directed by the officer.
9.         The possession and use of ‘regulated fishing apparatus’ under the      At all times
           Fisheries Regulation 2008, Chapter 4, Part 1, Division 4,
           Subdivision 1 (freshwater) and Subdivision 2, sections 188 and
           189 (marine), are authorised at the approved aquaculture area
10.        Construct and maintain all ponds and tanks to:                         Prior to the
              (i) avoid leakage;                                                  commencement of
              (ii) maintain a minimum 50cm freeboard from overtopping;            use and to be
                    and                                                           maintained
              (iii) minimise biosecurity and disease risks.
11.        All ponds, tanks and the drainage system must be designed and          At all times
           constructed to control the flow/release of water.
12.        Screen all ponds and tanks in such a way as to prevent the             At all times
           escape of any aquaculture specimens (eggs, juveniles or adults)
           into Queensland waters (as defined in the Acts Interpretation Act
           1954).
13.        Screen all intake waters to prevent the movement of any juvenile       At all times
           or adult wild fauna (excepting zooplankton) into the approved
           aquaculture area.
14.        The following must be made available for inspection by an              At all times
           inspector under the Fisheries Act 1994 during business hours:
               (i) the development approval, including this concurrence
                     agency response;
               (ii) any areas which are used for activities related to the
                     approved aquaculture operation (including processing);
               (iii) all records relating to the aquaculture activity.
15.        Broodstock and/or culture stock must only be obtained from a           At all times
           person with a commercial fishing boat licence, a Commercial
           Fisher, or holder of any other authority that allows the sale of the
           approved species.
16.        The movement of all barramundi must comply with the "Health            At all times
           Protocol for the Importation and Movement of Live Barramundi
           (FAMPR002)".




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