17497-s285 Concurrence agency response With conditions

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No.         Conditions                                                               Condition timing
13.         The species approved under this development approval must not            At all times
            be brought into Queensland for rearing unless an application to
            allow the translocation of live aquatic animals into and within
            Queensland form (FDU1398) and pathology report has been
            completed and the administering authority has provided written
            acknowledgement and approval of the translocation form and the
            pathology report.
            The application to allow the translocation of live aquatic animals
            into and within Queensland and a signed copy of the pathology
            report (as detailed above) must be provided to the administering
            authority a minimum of 3 working days prior to all shipments into
            Queensland.
            It is a requirement that the pathology report or 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 an officer of the administering
            authority, specimens must be forwarded to a veterinary
            laboratory.
14.         The possession and use of ‘regulated fishing apparatus’ under            At all times
            the 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.
15.         Ponds and tanks are designed, constructed, managed and                   At all times
            maintained to avoid leakage, ensure immunity from flooding, and
            minimise biosecurity and disease risks.
16.         The control over the release of water from all ponds, tanks and          At all times
            drainage systems within the approved aquaculture area must be
            maintained.
17.         All reasonable and practicable measures to ensure that all waters        At all times
            (ponds, tanks, aquaria drainage systems etc.) on the approved
            aquaculture area are screened in such a way to prevent the
            escape of any specimens (eggs, juveniles or adults) into
            Queensland waters (as defined in the Acts Interpretations Act
            1954).
18.         Where waters are introduced for the aquaculture of the approved          At all times
            species, the permit holder must implement all reasonable
            measures to ensure all waters are sufficiently screened to prevent
            the movement of any juvenile or adult wild fauna (excepting
            zooplankton) into the approved aquaculture area.
19.         For the purpose of the Fisheries Act 1994, any development               At all times
            approval or resource allocation authority area, and any
            associated areas which are used for activities related to the
            approved aquaculture operation (including processing), and all
            records relating to the aquaculture activity, must be made
            available for inspection during reasonable hours.
20.         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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