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2015-02-03 P&O Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Proposed Local Laws
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Noosa Shire Council Local Law No. 2 (Animal Management) 2015 17
(i) an application for a review or an appeal is made relating to the
destruction order and, as a result of the review or appeal, the
order is no longer in force; and
(ii) the owner or responsible person has satisfied subsection (2)(b)-
(d).
Division 4 Destruction of animal following notice
30 Destruction orders
(1) An authorised person may make an order (a destruction order) stating the person
proposes to destroy an animal 14 days after the order is served.
(2) A destruction order may only be made in 1 or more of the following
circumstances—
(a) the animal has attacked, threatened to attack, or acted in a way that causes
fear to, a person or another animal; or
(b) the animal is a declared dangerous animal and was found wandering at
large; or
(c) the animal has been seized more than 3 times during a 12 month period.
(3) The destruction order must—
(a) be served on a person who owns, or is a responsible person for, the animal;
and
(b) include or be accompanied by an information notice.25
(4) If a destruction order is made for the animal, the person may destroy the animal 14
days after the order is served if no review application has been made relating to the
decision to make the order.
(5) If an application for review has been made relating to the decision to make the
order, the person may destroy the animal if—
(a) the review is finally decided or is otherwise ended; and
(b) the order is still in force; and
(c) the time allowed for filing a notice of appeal has expired and no notice of
appeal has been filed.
(6) If an appeal is made relating to the decision to make the order, the person may
destroy the animal if—
(a) the appeal is finally decided or is otherwise ended; and
(b) the order is still in force.
(7) If the animal has been impounded, the owner or responsible person for an animal
may reclaim the animal if—
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See note 17.
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