17497-s285 Concurrence agency response With conditions

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No.         Conditions                                                              Condition timing
7.          This development approval authorises the purchase of                    At all times
            broodstock and culture stock from the holder of a commercial
            fishing boat licence, a commercial fisher, or holder of any other
            authority that allows the sale of the approved species.
8.          The collection of broodstock from the wild is not permitted under       At all times
            this approval.
9.          Aquaculture fisheries resources must not be released or sold for        At all times
            stocking purposes into Queensland waters (as defined in the Acts
            Interpretation Act 1954).
10.         Unless otherwise authorised, fisheries resources that are to be         At all times
            aquacultured and subject to this development approval must not
            be sold, traded or given away for the purposes of using for bait.
            This includes the use of whole fish and any part of the fish.
11.         The permit holder must comply with:                                     At all times
               a) The Department of Agriculture and Fisheries
                   (Queensland) Health management technical guidelines
                   for aquaculture; and
               b) the disease notification requirements in section 100 of the
                   Fisheries Act 1994, which states that ‘a person who
                   knows or reasonably suspects fishery resources or a fish
                   habitat is showing signs of disease, or knows or
                   reasonably suspects disease may be in fisheries
                   resources or fish habitat, must immediately notify the
                   chief executive or an inspector’.
12.         Fisheries resources to be aquacultured must not be brought into         At all times
            Queensland for rearing without a health certificate or pathology
            report issued by the exporting state or territory’s fisheries, or a
            veterinary authority certifying the animals health, which must
            include a statement that the specimens originate from:
                 a) a hatchery, farm, aquaculture premises or region which is
                     recognised as free from infection by the diseases on the
                     Queensland Declared Disease List based on the
                     requirements listed in the World Organisation for Animal
                     Health (OIE) Manual of Diagnostic Tests for Aquatic
                     Animals, current edition (Fifth edition 2006 or later) for
                     recognition as free from infection;
                 b) a hatchery, farm, aquaculture premises or region in which
                     an appropriately targeted surveillance scheme over 2
                     years has been undertaken under the supervision of state
                     or territory fisheries agencies or fisheries-approved
                     veterinary authorities, and where the requirements for
                     recognition as free from infection by diseases of concern
                     for that species on the OIE Manual of Diagnostic Tests
                     for Aquatic Animals, current edition (Fifth edition 2006 or
                     later), have been met; or
                 c) a single batch of gametes, larvae, fry, post-larvae, spat or
                     early juvenile or adult of a species of finfish, crustaceans
                     or molluscs, isolated from open waters, which has been
                     tested using suitable techniques (refer to QPIF Health
                     Translocation Protocols appropriate for the approved
                     species) to provide evidence that the batch is free from
                     infection by diseases of concern on the Queensland
                     Declared Disease List for that species.




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