Justices Act 1902 Regulation relating to short descriptions of offences under the Crimes Act 1900, the Dog Act 1966 and the Rural Lands Protection Act 1989 (1994-163) [GG No 68 of 13.5.1994] (NSW)
1994—No. 163
JUSTICES ACT 1902—REGULATION
(Relating to short descriptions of offences under the Crimes Act 1900, the
Dog Act 1966 and the Rural Lands Protection Act 1989)
NEW SOUTH WALES
[Published in Gazette No. 68 of 13 May 1994]
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the Justices Act 1902, has been pleased to make the Regulation set forth hereunder.
J. P. HANNAFORD, M.L.C.,
Minister for Justice.
Commencement
1. This Regulation commences on 16 May 1994.
Amendments
2. The Justices (Short Descriptions of Miscellaneous Offences)
Regulation 1993 is amended:
(a)
byinsertinginSchedule 1 inthematter relating totheCrimesAct 1900 in appropriate order the following matter:
Section 58—assault person with intent to commit felony
assault with intent to commit felony
Section 58—assault, resist or assault/resist/wilfully
wilfully obstruct any officer while obstruct officer in execution of duty
Section 58—assault, resist or assault/resist/wilfully
wilfully obstruct any person acting obstruct person in the aid of an officer in aiding officer execution of duty 1994—No. 163
Section 58—assault person with intent to resist or prevent the
assault to resist/ prevent arrest/
lawful apprehension or detainer of detention any person for any offence Section 59—assault person
assault occasioning
occasioning actual bodily harm Section 61—assault person not
actual bodily harm common assault
occasioning actual bodily harm Section 117—commit larceny
larceny
Section 125—fraudulently take property or part of property held
bailee fraudulently take property to
as bailee to own use own use Section 125—fraudulently take property or part of property held
bailee fraudulently take property to
as bailee to the use of person other’s use other than owner or bailee Section 125—fraudulently take property or part of property for
bailee fraudulently take converted/
which property held as bailee has exchanged been converted or exchanged to property to own own use use Section 125—fraudulently take property or part of property for
bailee fraudulently take converted/
which property held as bailee has exchanged been converted or exchanged to property to other’s use of person other than owner or use bailee Section 125—fraudulently convert property or part of property held
bailee fraudulently convert property
as bailee to own use to own use Section 125—fraudulently convert property or part of property held
bailee fraudulently convert property
as bailee to use of person other to other’s use than owner or bailee Section 125—fraudulently convert property or part of property for
bailee fraudulently take converted
which property held as bailee has exchanged been converted or exchanged to property to own own use use 1994—No. 163
Section 125—fraudulently convert property or part of property for
bailee fraudulently take converted/
whch property held as bailee has exchanged been converted or exchanged to property to other’s use of person other than owner or use bailee Section 126—steal any cattle steal cattle Section 126—wilfully kill any cattle with intent to steal the carcass, or
kill cattle with intent
to steal carcass/
skin, or other part, of the cattle skin/part of cattle so killed Section 134—steal the whole or any part of any valuable security
steal whole/part valuable security
Section 134—embezzlethe whole or any part of any valuable security
embezzle whole/part valuable security
Section 134—destroy the whole or any part of any valuable security
destroy whole/part valuable security
for any fraudulent purpose Section 134—cancel the whole or
cancel whole/part
any part of any valuable security valuable security for any fraudulent purpose Section 134—obliterate the whole or
obliterate whole/part
any part of any valuable security valuable security for any fraudulent purpose Section 134—conceal the whole or
conceal whole/part
any part of any valuable security valuable security for any fraudulent purpose Section 148—steal any property in a
steal in dwelling
dwelling house house Section 154A (1) (a)—take and take and drive drive a conveyance without the conveyance consent of the owner or person in
lawful possession of the
conveyance
1994—No. 163
Section 154A (1) (a)—take a conveyance without the consent of
take conveyance for purposes of
the owner or person in lawful driving possession of the conveyance for
the purpose of driving the
conveyanceSection 154A (1) (a)—take a conveyance without the consent of
take conveyance for purpose of
the owner or person in lawful secreting it possession of the conveyance for
the purpose of secreting itSection 154A (1) (a)—take a conveyance without the consent of
take conveyance for reward for actual/
the owner or person in lawful pretended possession of the conveyance for restoration the purpose of obtaining a reward
for its restoration or pretended
restorationSection 154A (1) (a)—take a conveyance without the consent of
take conveyance for fraudulent purpose
the owner or person in lawful
possession of the conveyance for
a fraudulent purpose (other than
the purpose of driving, secreting
or of obtaining a reward for the
conveyance’s restoration orpretended restoration)
Section 154A ( 1) (b)—drive a conveyance knowing that it has
knowingly drive stolen conveyance
been taken without the consent of
the owner or person in lawfulpossession of the conveyance
Section 154A (1) (b)—allow oneself to be carried in or on a
knowingly be carried in/on stolen
conveyance knowing that it has conveyance been taken without the consent of
the owner or person in lawful
possession of the conveyance1994—No. 163
Section 156—being a clerk or servant, steal any property
steal property of master/employer
belonging to master or employer Section 156—being a clerk or
steal property in
servant, steal any property in the possession of
possession of master or employer Section 156—being a clerk or
master/employer
steal property in
servant, steal any property in the power of master/
power of master or employer Section 156—being a clerk or
employer
steal property out of
servant, steal any property into converted/ which property belonging to exchanged master or servant has been property of converted or exchanged master/employer
Section 156—being a clerk or servant, steal any property into
steal property out of converted/
which property in possession of exchanged master or .employer has been property master/ converted or exchanged
employer possessed
Section 156—being a clerk or servant, steal any property into
steal property out of converted/
which property in power of exchanged master or employer has been property in power converted or exchanged of rnaster/employer
Section 157—being a clerk or servant, fraudulently embezzle
embezzlement by clerk/servant
whole or part of property
delivered to, or received or taken
into possession by, clerk or
servant for, in the name or onaccount of master or employer
Section 158—being a clerk or servant, destroy, alter or mutilate
destroy/alter/mutilate book/paper/
any book, paper, writing, valuable writing/valuable security or account of employer security/account with intent to defraud
1994—No. 163
Section 158—being a clerk or servant, falsify any book, paper,
falsify book/paper/ writing/valuable
writing, valuable security or security/account account of employer with intent to
defraudSection 158—being a clerk or servant, make or concur in
make/concur in making false entry
making a false entry in any book, in book/writing/ writing or account of employer account with intent to defraud Section 158-beinga clerk or servant, omit or alter, or concur
omit/alter/concur in omitting/altering
in omitting or altering, material material particular particular of book, writing or of book/writing/ account of employer with intent to account defraud Section 178A—fraudulently fraudulently misappropriate for own use money misappropriate or valuable security collected or money/valuable received and required to be security delivered to, or accounted for or
paid to other personSection 178A—fraudulently omit to account for money or valuable
fraudulently omit to account for
security collected or received and money/valuable required to be delivered to, or security accounted for or paid to other
personSection 178B—obtain chattel, money or valuable security by passing
obtain chattel/money valuable security
any cheque that is not paid on by passing presentation valueless cheque
Section
178BA4—dishonestly obtain any money, valuable thing or
obtain money/ valuable thing/
financial advantage by deception financial advantage
by deception1994—No. 163
Section 178BB—make or publish, or concur in making or publishing,
obtain money/
valuable security/
false or misleading statement with financial advantage intent to obtain any money, by false/misleading valuable thing or financial statement advantage Section 178C—obtain credit by false pretence or false promise when
obtain credit by false pretence/false
incurring debt or liability promise Section 178C—obtain credit by fraud when incurring debt or
obtain credit by
fraud
liability
Section 179—obtain property by false promise with intent to
obtain property by false promise
defraud
Section 179—obtain property by false pretence with intent to
obtain property by false pretence
defraud
Section 188—knowing that property is stolen, receive, dispose of or
receive/dispose of stolen property
attempt to dispose of property
where the stealing amounts to afelony
Section 189A—knowing that receive/dispose of/ property is stolen, without lawful attempt to dispose excuse receive, dispose of, or of/possess property attempt to dispose of, or have stolen outside possession of, property stolen NSW outside NSW Section 195 (a)—maliciously destroy or damage property belonging to
maliciously destroy/ damage property
another person otherwise than by
means of fire or explosives
Section 195 (a)—maliciously destroy or damage property belonging to
maliciously destroy/ damage partly
the person and another person owned property otherwise than by means of fire
or explosives1994—No. 163
(b) byinsertinginSchedule 1 beforethematterrelatingtotheDrug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 the following matter: Offences under the Dog Act 1966
Section 5 (1) (a)—own an own unregistered
unregistered dog aged 6 months dog or over (not being a dog declared
to be dangerous) ordinarily kept
in a local government areaSection 5 (1) (a1)—own an own dangerous unregistered dog that is declared unregistered dog to be dangerous and is ordinarily
kept in a local government areaSection 5 (1) (b)—own a registered dog that is not wearing a collar
own registered dog without proper
to which is attached the collar registration badge last issued and
an inscription of the name and
address of the ownerSection 5 (1) (c)—own an own unregistered unregistered dog not wearing a dog without collar on which or on a disc proper collar attached to which is inscribed the
name and address of the ownerSection 5 (l) (d)—fail to give notice to registration clerk in, or
fail to give notice of ownership of
to the effect of, the prescribed registered dog form that have become the owner
of a registered dog within 14
days of becoming ownerSection 5 (1) (d1)—fail to include in or lodge with a notice of
fail to nominate registered owner
change of ownership of registered of dog dog a nomination of a person to
be registered owner of the dog1994—No. 163
Section 5 (1) (d2)—being the owner of a registered dog, fail to give
fail to give notice of cessation of
notice to registration clerk in, or ownership to the effect of, the prescribed
form that person has ceased to be
the owner of the dog and of
name and address of person who
appears to be the person by
whom the dog is intended to be
ordinarily keptSection 5 (1) (e)—own an own unregistered unregistered dog that is wearing a dog wearing registration collar registration collar Section 5 (1) (f) (i)—remove the registration collar from a dog if
remove registration collar from dog
not owner or authorised by the without authority owner Section 5 (1) (f) (ii)—remove the registration badge from the collar
remove registration badge from dog
worn by the dog without authority Section 5 (1) (g)—alter or deface a registration badge attached to
alter/deface
registration badge
collar worn by a dog attached to dog
collarSection 5 (1) (g)—alter or deface any inscription on, or on a disc
alter/deface
inscription on
attached to, collar worn by a dog collar/disc attached
to dog collarSection 5 (1) (g)—remove disc attached to collar worn by dog
remove disc attached to dog collar
Section 6 (1)—own a dog that attacks or causes injury to a
own dog that
attacks/causes
person injury to person Section 6 (1)—own a dog that attacks or causes injury to an
own dog that
attacks/causes
animal injury to animal
1994—No. 163
Section 7 (1)—own greyhound or other prescribed species of dog
own unmuzzled greyhound/dog
which does not have a muzzle
securely fixed upon its mouth in
such a manner as will prevent itfrom biting any person or animal
Section 8 (1)—own a dog that is in or on a public place and is not
own dog in/on public place not
under the effective control of under effective some competent person by means control of an adequate chain, cord or
leashSection 8 (2)—own a dog that is in or on a prohibited place
own dog in/on prohibited place
Section 8 (2)—own a dog that is in or on a public bathing area
own dog in/on
public bathing
areaSection 8 (2)—own a dog that is in or on a schoolground
own dog in/on schoolground
Section 8 (2)—own a dog that is in or on a shopping area
own dog in/on shopping area
Section 9B (3)—own dog which defecates in or on a public place
own dog which
defecates in/on
public placeSection 9C (3)—own greyhound that is being led or exercised in or on
own greyhound led/ exercised on
a road or part of a road on prohibited road which a council has declared that leading or exercising greyhound is prohibited
Section 9R—fail to comply with a destruction order or control order
fail to comply with dog destruction/
made by a court control order Section 9S (3)—fail to comply with requirement of a court that owner
fail to comply with ancillary order
of dog take such action as is, in
the opinion of the court, necessary
to enable a destruction order made
by the court to be carried out1994—No. 163
Section 9T (1) (a)—being the owner of a dog declared to be
fail to restrain
dangerous dog
dangerous, fail to keep the dog where ordinarily under effective control while the kept dog is on land or premises at
which it is ordinarily kept, so as
to prevent it from attacking any
person or animalSection 9T (1) (b)—being the owner of a dog declared to be
fail to display sign where dangerous
dangerous, fail to display from the dog ordinarily land or premises where the dog is kept ordinarily kept one or more signs
containing the words “Warning-
Dangerous Dog” in letters clearly
visible from the boundaries of
that land or premisesSection 9T (1) (c)—being the owner of a dog declared to be
fail to ensure
dangerous dog
dangerous, fail to keep dog under under control effective control of some when away competent person by means of an
adequate chain, cord or leash
when dog is away from land or
premises where dog is ordinarily
keptSection 9T (1) (d)—being the owner of a dog declared to be dangerous
fail to control
dangerous dog
taken by the owner to any land when kept or premises on which the dog is temporarily to be kept temporarily, fail to
ensure that while the dog is on
that land or those premises the
dog is under the effective control
of some competent person by
means of an adequate chain, cord
or leash, or the dog is otherwise
under effective control so as to
prevent it from attacking any
person or animal and one or more
signs containing the words
“Warning—Dangerous Dog” are
displayed on that land or premises
in letters clearly visible from the
boundary of that land or those
premises
1994—No. 163
Section 9T (1) (e)—being the owner of a dog declared to be
fail to notify new owner dog has
dangerous, fail to notify person to been declared whom ownership of dog is to be dangerous transferred that dog has been
declared dangerous and of the
requirements of section 9T of the
Dog Act 1966Section 9T (1) (f)—being the owner
of dog declared to be dangerous,
fail to notify the council of the
area in which the dog is
ordinarily kept of the following
matters as soon as practicable
after their occurrence:
• that the dog has attacked injured a person or animal
or
fail to notify council
dangerous dog has
attacked/injured
• that the dog cannot be located
fail to notify council dangerous dog not located
• that the ownership of the dog has changed
fail to notify council
ownership of
dangerous dog
changed• that the dog is no longer being ordinarily kept in the area of the
fail to notify council dangerous dog in
council different area
• that the dog is being ordinarily kept at a different location in
fail to notify council dangerous dog
the area of the council Section 9T (1) (g)—being the owner
changed location fail to notify council
of dog declared to be dangerous, dangerous dog to fail to notify council of intention be kept in area to keep dog in the area of a council that is not the area in which the dog was kept when the
declaration was made 1994—No. 163
Section 10 (3)—rescue dog seized by a servant of council
rescue dog lawfully
seized
Section 17—make false statement in an application for the registration
make false statement in dog registration
of a dog application
Section 17A (2)—being an occupier or person having the charge or
not allow blind/deaf person take guide
control of a building or place dog into/on to/ open to or used by the public, enter/be in/on refuse to permit a person who is public building/ blind or deaf and is accompanied place by a dog being used bona fide by
him as a guide or assistant to
take such a dog into or on to, or
to enter or be in or on a building
or place open to or used by the
public
Section 17A (2)—being a person having the charge or control of
not allow blind/deaf person take guide
any public transport, refuse to dog into/on to/ permit a person who is blind or enter/be in/on deaf and is accompanied by a public transport dog being used bona fide by him
as a guide or assistant to take
such a dog into or on to, or to
enter or be in or on any public
transport
Section 17A (2B)—being an charge blind/deaf
occupier or person having the person extra to charge or control of a building or take guide dog place open to or used by the into/on to/enter/be public, impose a charge on or in in/on public respect of a person who is blind building/place or deaf and is accompanied by a dog being used bona fide by him as a guide or assistant and who
is taking the dog into or on to,
or is entering or is in or on that
building or place if that charge
would not have been imposed on
or in respect of that person if the
person was not accompanied by
the dog1994—No. 163
Section 17A (2B)—being a person having the charge or control of
charge blind/deaf person extra to
any public transport, impose a take guide dog charge on or in respect of a into/on to/enter/be person who is blind or deaf and in/on public is accompanied by a dog being transport used bona fide by him as a guide or assistant and who is taking the dog into or on to, or is entering
or is in or on that public
transport if that charge would not
have been imposed on or in
respect of that person if the
person was not accompanied by
the dogSection 19—seize, sell or destroy any. dog contrary to the provisions
illegally seize/sell/ destroy dog
of the Dog Act 1966
Section 19B—own a dog during any period in which the person is
own a dog while disqualified
disqualified from owning a dog Section 21A (2) (a)—fail or refuse
fail/refuse to state
to comply with a requirement that full name and person state full name and address residential address Section 21A (2) (b)—furnish a false name or address in response to
furnish false name/ address
requirement to state full name and
residential address
(c) by inserting in Schedule 1, after the matter relating to the Prisons Act 1952 the following matter: Offences under the Rural Lands Protection Act 1989
Section 19 (11)—lodge, or be concerned with the lodgment of,
lodge false/ misleading
an application to be enrolled in enrolment respect of a holding with application knowledge that the application is false or misleading in a material respect
1994—No. 163
Section 29 (1) (a)—being a rural lands protection board, fail to fail to keep adequate accounting records keep such accounting records as correctly record and explain the transactions of the board and its financial position
Section 29 (1) (b)—being a rural lands protection board, fail to
fail to keep records for accounts
keep accounting records in such a
manner as will enable the
preparation from time to time of
true and fair accounts of the
board and the accounts of the
board to be conveniently and
properly audited in accordance
with the Rural Lands ProtectionAct 1989
Section 29 (2)—being a rural lands protection board, fail to retain
fail to retain accounting records
accounting records for a period of for 7 years 7 years after the completion of
the transactions to which they
relate
Section 29 (3)—being a rural lands protection board, fail to keep
fail to keep accounting records
accounting records in writing in in English/ the English language or so as to accessible enable those records to be readily language accessible and readily convertible
into writing in the English
language
Section 30 (1)—being a rural lands protection board, fail to cause an
fail to cause accounts to be
income and expenditure account made and a balance sheet to be made
for the previous financial year
within 3 months after the end of
that year1994—No. 163
Section 30 (2)—being a rural lands protection board, fail to ensure fail to ensure accounts audited that accounts are audited not later than 1 month after the end of the period of 3 months after the end
of the financial year to which
they relate
Section 30 (3)—being a rural lands protection board, fail to cause to
fail to attach auditor’s report to
be attached to, or endorsed on, accounts accounts the auditor’s report
relating to those accountsSection 30 (4)—being a rural lands protection board, fail to ensure
fail to ensure accounts comply
that accounts comply with relevant with regulations regulations Section 30 (4)—being a rural lands protection board, fail to add such
fail to add relevant information to
information and explanations to accounts accounts as will give a true and fair view of the matters required to be dealt with in the accounts
Section 30 (5)—being a rural lands protection board, fail to cause to
fail to attach directors,
be attached to accounts, before statement to they are audited, a statement accounts made in accordance with a
resolution of the board and signed
by not less than 2 directors,
stating whether, in the opinion of
the board, the income and
expenditure account is drawn up
so as to give a true and fair view
of the income and expenditure of
the board for the financial year
concerned, the balance sheet is
drawn up to give a true and fair
view of the state of affairs of the
board as at the end of that
financial year and there are
reasonable grounds to believe that
the board will be able to pay its
debts as and when they fall due1994—No. 163
Section 30 (6)—being a rural lands protection board, fail to transmit fail to transmit and publish accounts to the Minister and, on request, to the Auditor-General a copy of the board’s accounts for the financial
year, together with a copy of the auditor’s report on those accounts and to publish a summary of
those accounts and that auditor’s report in at least one newspaper that circulates within the board’s district within 4 months after the end of the financial year
concerned
Section 40 (a) (i)—being a director or employee of a rural lands
refuse/fail to allow auditor access to
protection board, refuse or fail to accounts/records allow an auditor of the board access, in accordance with the provisions of the Rural Lands Protection Act 1989, to any
accounting or other records of the board in the custody or control of the director or employee
Section 40 (a) (ii)—being a director or employee of a rural lands
refuse/fail to give information/
protection board, refuse or fail to explanation give any information or
explanation [to auditor] as and
when required under the
provisions of the Rural Lands
Protection Act 1989
Section 40 (b)—being a director or employee of a rural lands
hinder/obstruct/delay
auditor
protection board, hinder, obstruct
or delay an auditor in the exerciseof the auditor’s functions
Section 48 (3)—being a rural lands protection board or a director or
fail to produce
records for
employee of the board, fail to inspection comply with a requirement of the
Minister, the Auditor-General or
any authorised person to produce
for inspection all or any of the
board’s accounting or other
records1994—No. 163
Section 57 (4)—fail to lodge an annual return on or before date
fail to lodge annual
return
required to be lodged
Section 58 (2)—fail to comply with requirement of a rural lands
fail to provide information to
protection board to provide board information relating to a
prescribed matterSection 60 (2)—take land on a short
tenure without lodging a surety
with the rural lands protection
board for the district within which
the land is situatedfail to lodge surety Section 65 (2)—fail to give notice to the rural lands protection board
fail to give notice of change of
within 1 month after ceasing to occupier be or becoming the occupier or owner of rateable land within a district
Section 65A (1)—being an occupier of rateable land, fail to notify
occupier fail to give notice of change
rural lands protection board of of postal address change of postal address within 1
monthSection 65A (1)—being an owner of stock, fail to notify rural lands
owner fail to give notice of change
protection board of change of of postal address postal address within l month Section 65A (2)—being a person
occupier/owner fail
who becomes occupier of rateable to give notice of land or owner of stock, fail to postal address notify a rural lands protection
board of postal address within 1
month1994—No. 163
Section 65A (3)—being a proprietor of a means of identification of
proprietor fail to give notice of
stock, fail to notify rural lands change of postal protection board of change of address address within 1 month Section 85 (1) (a)—enter or remain on a travelling stock reserve that
enter/remain on travelling stock
is under the control of a rural reserve without lands protection board except authority under and in accordance with a
transported stock statement, a
walking stock permit, a grazing
permit, a stock licence, a stock
holding authority, an apiary site
permit or other authoritySection 85 ( 1) (b)—occupy or make use of a travelling stock reserve
occupy/use travelling stock reserve
that is under the control of a without authority rural lands protection board except
under and in accordance with a
transported stock statement, a
walking stock permit, a grazing
permit, a stock licence, a stock
holding authority, an apiary site
permit or other authoritySection 85 (1) (c)—engage in any activity which damages, or is
damage travelling stock reserve
likely to damage, a travelling
stock reserve
Section 88 (2) (a)—cause stock to be conveyed by vehicle on a
stock conveyed on road/travelling
public road or a travelling stock stock reserve reserve unless a board has issued, without authority or there is held by the person, a
transported stock statement or a
stock licence or an order or
permit issued under the Stock
Diseases Act 1923
1994—No. 163
Section 88 (2) (b)—consign stock for conveyance by any form of
unauthorised consignment of
rail, water or air transport unless stock a board has issued, and there is held by the person, a transported stock statement or a stock licence or an order made or a permit
issued under the Stock Diseases
Act 1923Section 88 (3) (a)—cause stock to be conveyed by vehicle on a
convey stock in breach of
public road or a travelling stock condition/ reserve in contravention of restriction conditions or restrictions to which
a transported stock statement or
stock licence is subjectSection 88 (3) (b)—cause stock to be consigned for conveyance by
consign stock in breach of
any form of rail, water or air conditions/ transport in contravention of restrictions conditions or restrictions to which
a transported stock statement or
stock licence is subjectSection 88 (4) (a)—being a person in charge of stock conveyed under
fail to possess transported stock
the authority of a transported statement stock statement, fail. to be in
possession of the statement while
the stock are being conveyedSection 88 (4) (b)—being a person in charge of stock conveyed under
fail to ensure stock as in transported
the authority of a transported stock statement stock statement, fail to ensure that
the stock correspond with the
description of the stock specified
in the statementSection 88 (4) (c)—being a person in charge of stock conveyed under
fail to ensure conditions/
the authority of a transported restrictions of stock statement, fail to ensure that authority not any relevant conditions or breached restrictions applying to the
statement are not contravened1994—No. 163
Section 88 (6)—being a person in charge of stock being conveyed
fail to allow
inspection and
by vehicle on a public road or a counting of stock travelling stock reserve or by a
form of rail, water or air
transport, fail to comply with a
request by a prescribed officer to
allow that officer to inspect and
count the stock and provide that
officer with such assistance as he
or she may reasonably require and
fail to provide a transported stock
statement for inspection by that
officerSection 88 (7)—being a person in charge of stock being conveyed
fail to produce
authority for
by vehicle on a public road or a inspection travelling stock reserve or by a
form of rail, water or air transport
who has been requested to
produce a transported stock
statement and has claimed that the
stock are being conveyed under
the authority of a stock licence or
an order made or a permit issued
under the Stock Diseases Act
1923, fail to produce the licence,
order or permit for inspection by
an officer requesting within 48
hours of requestSection 90 (2)—being a person who owns or has charge of stock, fail
fail to ensure stock not walk over/
to ensure that the stock do not graze on public walk over or graze on a public road/travelling road or travelling stock reserve stock reserve without authority of a walking stock permit or grazing permit
1994—No. 163
Section 90 (4)—being a person who is the holder of a walking stock
fail to comply with conditions of
permit or grazing permit that is authority subject to conditions or
restrictions, fail to ensure that
those conditions and restrictions
are not contravened whenever
stock are walking over, or grazing
on, a public road or travelling
stock reserve under the authority
of the permitSection 90 (7)—being a person in charge of stock being moved over
fail to allow inspection of
any part of a public road or a stock/authority travelling stock reserve otherwise
than by vehicle, fail, when
requested by a prescribed officer
to muster the stock at a specified
place in the vicinity of that part
of the road or reserve and allow
that officer to inspect the stock
and assist in counting the stock
and provide that officer with such
other assistance as he or she may
reasonably require and produce for
inspection by that officer a
walking stock permit or grazing
permit in respect of the stock
unless claims that the stock are
being conveyed under the
authority of a stock licence or
under an order made or a permit
issued under the Stock Diseases
Act 19231994—No. 163
Section 90 (8)—being a person in charge of stock being moved over
fail to produce authority
any part of a public road or a
travelling stock reserve otherwise
than by vehicle who has been
requested to produce a walking
stock permit or grazing permit in
respect of the stock and has
claimed that the stock are being
moved under the authority of a
stock licence or an order made or
a permit issued under the Stock
Diseases Act 1923, fail to produce
the licence, order or permit for
inspection by the officer within 48hours of the request being made
Section 90 (9)—being a person in fail to comply with charge of walking stock being request of moved over a road which forms occupier the boundary of land which is
occupied, fail to comply with
request to give to the occupier
particulars sufficient to identify
the person who caused the stock
to be moved and allow that
occupier to inspect the stock and
produce for immediate inspection
by that occupier the walking stock
permit authorising the movement
of the stock or, where the stock
are being moved under the
authority of a stock licence or of
an order made or a permit issued
under the Stock Diseases Act
1923, produce the stock licence,
order or permit for inspection by
that occupier within 48 hours of
that request1994—No. 163
Section 93 (8)—being the holder of a grazing permit, fail to comply
fail to ensure removal of stock
with a notice issued by a rural from reserve lands protection board to ensure
that all stock belonging to or
under the control of that holder
are removed from a reserve, or
part of reserve which the permit
holder has been notified travelling
stock will be making use of,
during the period for which that
use has been notifiedSection 96 (1)—being a person in charge of stock being walked, or
fail to display warning signs
being grazed, along or within 300
metres of a public road, fail to
display as prescribed signs of a
prescribed kind warning users ofthe presence of stock
Section 96 (2)—being a person in charge of stock which was being
fail to remove warning signs
walked, or grazed, along or within
300 metres of a public road and
is no longer within 300 metres of
the public road, fail to removethe signs displayed by that person
Section 96 (5)—being a driver of a motor vehicle which passes a sign
fail to give way to
stock
of the prescribed kind which is
located at a prescribed position on
a road on which stock are being
walked or grazed, fail to give
way to all stock to which thesign relates
Section 97—being a person in charge of travelling stock being
fail to keep bitumen/
made up road
walked along or through, or surface free from grazing on, a public road or a stock travelling stock reserve, fail to
ensure that, so far as is
reasonably practicable, any
bitumen or other made up road
surface forming part of the road
or reserve is kept free of stock1994—No. 163
Section 98 (10)—being a person in charge of stock, leave stock
leave stock unattended
unattended at a place or a road or
travelling stock reserve other than
a stock holding area or a place
specified in a walking stock
permit or in circumstances otherthan those prescribed
Section 105 (1)—erect or place a structure on a travelling stock
erect/place structure on travelling stock
reserve that is under the control reserve without of a rural lands protection board authority without the written authority of
the board
Section 106 (1) (a)—leave any rubbish or animal carcass on a
leave rubbish/animal carcass on
travelling stock reserve travelling stock
reserve
Section 106 (1) (b) (i)— abandon any vehicle, equipment, implement
abandon vehicle/ equipment/
or moveable structure on a implement/ travelling stock reserve
moveable structure on travelling stock reserve
Section 106 (1) (b) (ii)—abandon any thing (not being rubbish,
abandon thing on travelling stock
animal carcass, vehicle, equipment, reserve implement or moveable structure)
on a travelling stock reserve
Section 108 (a)—knowingly make a materially false or misleading
make false/ misleading
statement in an application for a statement in transported stock statement, application walking stock permit, grazing
permit, stock licence, stock
holding authority, apiary site
permit or authorisation issued
under section 86 of the Rural
Lands Protection Act 1989
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Section 108 (b)—knowingly make a materially false or misleading
make false/ misleading
statement in a transported stock statement in statement transported stock
statementSection 112 (1)—abandon stock on a public road or public land
abandon stock on
public road/public
landSection 113 (1)—own stock or be in charge of stock which trespasses
own/be in charge of stock which
on a public road or a reserve trespasses on
public road/reserveSection 116 (2) (a)—release any animal lawfully impounded, or
release animal without authority
seized or detained for the purpose
of being impounded withoutauthority of a rural lands
protection board poundkeeper
Section 116 (b)—incite or assist incite/assist in
any person in releasing an animal releasing animal
lawfully impounded, seized or without authority detained for the purpose of being impounded, without authority of a rural lands protection board or
poundkeeper
Section 123 (a)—without lawful authority, obstruct persons or stock
obstruct persons/ stock in use of
their lawful use of a stock watering place stock watering place Section 123 (b)—without lawful authority, obstruct a person or
obstruct persons/ stock in use of
stock in their lawful use of water water/pasture or pasture to which they are
entitled
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Section 124—being a person in charge of stock taken to a stock
fail to produce permit to person
watering place, fail to produce for in charge of inspection the transported stock watering place stock licence issued in respect of
the stock, or the order made or a
permit issued in respect of the
stock under the Stock Diseasesstatement, walking stock permit or by the person in charge of the watering place
Section 125 (1)—intentionally or recklessly pollute or, without
intentionally/
recklessly pollute/
lawful authority, interfere with any interfere with water that flows into, or that is water of watering used as, the source of supply for place any stock watering place
Section 126 (1)—being an occupier
of land within a district, fail to fully and continuously suppress and destroy by any lawful method
all noxious animals that are:
on the land fail to suppress
noxious animals
on landon any road that adjoins or fail to suppress intersects the land noxious animals
on roadon any travelling stock reserve fail to suppress that adjoins or intersects the noxious animals land on travelling stock
reserve
in any watercourse or inland fail to suppress
water which adjoins the land
noxious animals in watercourse/inland water
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(e) on any land, or in any watercourse or inland water
fail to suppress noxious animals in
which adjoins the land and is enclosed land enclosed watercourse/inland
water
( f ) on that portion of a watercourse fail to suppress
or inland water which adjoins noxious animals the land and which the occupier on portion of owns or occupies only up to its watercourse middle line
Section 127 (4)—fail to comply with any provision of an order
fail to comply with order to suppress
served by a rural lands protection noxious animals board to suppress and destroy
fully and continuously all noxious
animals which are on the land by
one or more prescribed methods
specified in the orderSection 129 (1)—being the driver of
a vehicle, fail to comply with
requirement of an authorised
officer of the rural lands
protection board to stop the
vehiclefail to stop vehicle Section 129A (1)—being a person in possession of a live and noxious
fail to destroy noxious animal
animal, fail to comply with a
requirement made of that person
by an authorised officer to destroythe animal
Section 131 (5)—administer to a noxious animal a substance
administer prohibited substance to
declared by the regulations to be noxious animal a prohibited substance in relation
to animals of that kindSection 131 (11) (a)—keep a noxious animal in captivity
keep noxious animal in captivity
otherwise than under authority of without authority a permission granted under section 1994—No. 163
Section 131 (11) (b)—fail to comply with a condition of a permission
breach condition of permission to keep
to keep one or more noxious noxious animals animals
Section 132 (2) (a)—shoot, poison or trap noxious animals to whch
shoot/poison/trap noxious animal in/
an order relates while in or in the in the vicinity of vicinity of an area declared to be prohibited area a prohibited area
Section 132 (2) (b)—engage in any activity for the purpose of
act to suppress/
destroy noxious
suppressing or destroying any animal in/near noxious animal to which an order prohibited area relates while in or in the vicinity
of an area declared to be a
prohibited area
Section 133 (1)—intentionally or recklessly carry, drive or pass a
intentionally/ recklessly carry/
noxious animal through, under or drive/pass noxious over a fence or gate that is animal through/ designed to prevent noxious under/over fence/ animals from entering particular gate land
Section 133 (2)—liberate a noxious animal that is being kept in
liberate noxious
animal
captivity in accordance with
permission granted under section
131 of the Rural Lands ProtectionAct 1989
Section 133 (3) (a)—intentionally, recklessly or negligently leave
intentionally/ recklessly/
open a gate in a fence that is negligently leave designed to prevent noxious open gate animals from entering particular
land
Section 133 (3) (b) (i)—intentionally, recklessly or negligently destroy
intentionally/ recklessly/
or damage any fence or gate that negligently is designed to prevent noxious destroy/damage animals from entering particular gate land
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Section 133 (3) (b) (ii)— intentionally/ intentionally, recklessly or recklessly/ negligently interfere with a fence negligently or gate designed to prevent interfere with noxious animals from entering fence/gate/soil particular land or with the soil under fence/gate under any such fence or gate in a
manner likely to impair its
effectiveness as a barrier to
noxious animalsSection 133 (3) (c) (i)—intentionally destroy, damage or remove any destroy/damage/ remove thing thing that is being used or intended to be used for the suppression or destruction of
noxious animals
Section 133 (3) (c) (ii)—intentionally
interfere with any thing that is
being used or intended to be used
for the suppression or destruction
of noxious animals in a manner
that is likely to impair its
effectivenessinterfere with thing Section 133 (3) (d)—attempt to carry, drive or pass a noxious
attempt to carry/ drive/pass noxious
animal through, under or over a animal through/ fence or gate that is designed to under/over fence/ prevent noxious animals from gate entering particular land
Section 133 (3) (d)—attempt to liberate a noxious animal that
attempt to liberate
is noxious animal
being kept in captivity in
accordance with permission
granted under section 131 of theRural Lands Protection Act 1989
Section 133 (3) (d)—attempt to leave open a gate in a fence that
attempt to leave open gate
is designed to prevent noxious
animals from entering particular
land1994—No. 163
Section 133 (3) (d)—attempt to destroy or damage any fence or
attempt to destroy/ damage any fence/
gate that is designed to prevent gate noxious animals from entering
particular land
Section 133 (3) (d)—attempt to interfere with a fence or gate
attempt to interfere with fence/gate/
designed to prevent noxious soil under fence/ animals from entering particular gate land or with the soil under any
such fence or gate in any manner
likely to impair its effectiveness
as a barrier to noxious animals
Section 133 (3) (d)—attempt to destroy, damage or remove any
attempt to destroy/ damage/remove
thing that is being used or thing intended to be used for the
suppression or destruction of
noxious animals
Section 133 (3) (d)—attempt to interfere with any thing that is
attempt to interfere with thing
being used or intended to be used
for the suppression or destruction
of noxious animals in a manner
that is likely to impair itseffectiveness
Section 133 (4)—convey live feral
pig (whether by vehicle or
otherwise) without the permission
of the Ministerconvey live feral pig Section 135 (4)—knowingly issue a certificate that is false or issue certificate that is false/misleading misleading in a material respect when responsible for destroying scalps
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Section 136 (a)—claim from a rural lands protection board a bonus for
false claim for
bonus already paid
the destruction of a wild dog
knowing that a bonus has already
been paid in respect of that dog’sdestruction
Section 136 (b)—claim from a rural lands protection board a bonus for
false claim for
bonus from
the destruction of a wild dog incorrect board knowing that the dog was not
destroyed in the board’s districtSection 139—being an occupier of fail to notify board land on which noxious insects of presence of appear, fail to notify rural lands noxious insects protection board immediately after becoming aware of their presence on the land and to give board
details of the particular location of
the insects and such other
particulars as are specified in the
regulationsSection 140 (2)—fail to comply fail to give notice with requirements of a general of and suppress notice requiring all persons as noxious insect occupiers of land to give notice nymphs to the rural lands protection board
when noxious insects of a kind
specified in the notice appear on
the land and to fully and
continuously suppress and destroy
all noxious insect nymphs of that
kind that are for the time being
on the land or on a road or
travelling stock reserve which
intersects the land and is not
separated from the land by a
fence and to use, in accordance
with the directions of the board,
the materials that the board has
supplied for the suppression or
destruction of those nymphs
1994—No. 163
Section 141 (1)—being an occupier of land, fail to comply with a
fail to suppress
noxious insect
requirement of a rural lands nymphs protection board to fully and
continuously suppress and destroy
all noxious insect nymphs of a
specified kind that are for the
time being on the land or on a
road or travelling stock reserve
which intersects the land and is
not separated from the land by a
fence and to use, in accordance
with the directions of the board,
the materials that the board has
supplied for the suppression and
destruction of those nymphs
Section 142 (2)—being an occupier of land, fail to give notice to the
fail to notify
predicted noxious
board when predicted noxious insects and insects of a specified kind appear suppress nymphs on the land and to fully and
continuously suppress and destroy
all noxious insect nymphs of that
kind that are for the time being
on occupied land or on a road or
travelling stock reserve whch
intersects that land and is not
separated from that land by a
fence and to use, in accordance
with the directions of the board,
the materials that the board has
supplied for the suppression and
destruction of those noxious
insects
Section 178 (a) (i)—intentionally, recklessly or negligently cause
intentionally/ recklessly/
damage to, or in any way negligently interfere with, a rabbit proof, dog damage/interfere proof or marsupial proof fence
with rabbit/dog/ marsupial proof fence
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Section 178 (a) (ii)—intentionally, recklessly or negligently cause
intentionally/ recklessly/
damage to, or in any way negligently interfere with, a fence erected on damage/interfere the boundary of a travelling stock fence of travelling reserve stock reserve Section 178 (a) (iii)—intentionally, recklessly or negligently cause
intentionally/ recklessly/
damage to, or in any way negligently interfere with, a fence erected on damage/interfere the boundary of a holding fence on boundary separated from a travelling stock of holding reserve only by a road Section 178 (b)—erect break against a rabbit proof, dog proof or
erect break against rabbit/dog/
marsupial proof fence marsupial proof
fenceSection 178 (b)—erect break against a fence erected on the boundary
erect break against fence of travelling
of a travelling stock reserve Section 178 (b)—erect break against
stock reserve erect break against
a fence erected on the boundary fence of holding of a holding separated from a
travelling stock reserve only by a
roadSection 179—bstruct by-pass
created by rural lands protection
board for vehicles to pass through
or cause such a by-pass to be
obstructedSection 186 (1) (a)-—apply firebrand, freezebrand or ear tattoo
apply unauthorised firebrand/
containing a character or mark freezebrand/ear that is not in accordance with the tattoo to stock dimensions specified in the
regulations to a large stock animal1994—No. 163
Section 186 (1) (b)—apply brand of a registered design to any part of
apply brand to incorrect part of
a large stock animal other than a large stock animal
part specified in the regulations Section 186 (2) (a)—apply a
apply earmark of
registered earmark to cattle or incorrect deer that is not of the dimensions dimension/shape to or one of the shapes specified in cattle/deer the regulation
Section 186 (2) (b)—apply a apply registered
registered earmark to cattle or earmark to deer other than on the ear incorrect ear of specified in the regulations cattle/deer
Section 187 (3)—apply distinctive earmark to cattle or deer
apply distinctive
earmark to
otherwise than on the ear incorrect ear of specified in the regulations cattle/deer
Section 189 (1)—fail to ensure that no brand or earmark is applied to
fail to ensure
unregistered
small stock unless the brand or earmark not earmark is of a design that is applied small registered in accordance with the stock Rural Lands Protection Act 1989
or its use in connection with
small stock is otherwise authorised
by that Act or the regulations
made under it
Section 192 (1) (a)—apply to any small stock animal a firebrand or
apply smaller than specified firebrand/
colour brand containing a colour brand to character or mark that is smaller small stock than the dimensions specified in
the regulations
Section 192 (1) (b)—apply a brand of a registered design to any part
apply registered
brand to wrong
of a small stock animal other than part of small a part specified in the regulations stock 1994—No. 163
Section 192 (3) (a)—apply to a apply earmark of
small stock animal an earmark of incorrect type to a registered design unless the small stock earmark is of the dimensions, and is one of the shapes, specified in the regulations
Section 192 (3) (b)—apply to a apply registered
small stock animal an earmark of earmark to wrong a registered design otherwise than ear of small stock on the ear specified in the
regulations
Section 193 (2)—apply a distinctive earmark to small stock otherwise
apply distinctive
earmark to wrong
than on the ear specified in the ear of small stock regulations
Section 199 (1) (a)—being the proprietor apply
proprietor of a registered brand or registered brand/ earmark design or acting with the earmark to stock authority of that proprietor, apply not own a brand or earmark of that design
to stock that the proprietor does
not own
Section 199 (1) (b)—apply a brand or earmark of a design to stock
apply brand/earmark
to stock without
without the consent of the consent of registered proprietor of that design proprietor
Section 199 (1) (c)—apply to stock a brand or earmark of an
apply unregistered design brand
unregistered design without earmark to stock authority
Section 199 (1) (d)—destroy or deface a brand that has been
destroy/deface brand
applied to stock
applied to any stock
Section 199 (I) (e)—alter an alter earmark applied
earmark that has been applied to to cattle/deer/ any cattle, deer, sheep or goat sheep/goat
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Section 199 (1) (f)—apply an apply additional additional earmark on the same earmark to cattle/ ear of any cattle, deer, sheep or deer/sheep/goat goat to which an earmark of a
registered design has been appliedSection 199 (1) (g)—alter a brand on any stock, either by the
alter/add to brand on
stock
alteration of an existing brand on the animal or by the addition of some other brand, otherwise than authorised by the regulations
Section 199 (1) (h)—cut off or cut out more than one quarter of the
cut off/out more than quarter of
ear of any cattle, deer, sheep or ear of cattle/deer/ goat sheep/goat Section 199 (1) (i)—apply a apply earmark with registered earmark to any cattle, instrument other deer, sheep or goat with an than earpliers instrument other than ear pliers of a type specified in the regulations
Section 199 (3)—being a person in possession of stock in relation to
fail to notify
registrar/Police
which an offence under section Force of branding 199 (1) of the Rural Lands offence Protection Act 1989 has been
committed, fail to notify
appropriate district registrar or a
member of the Police Force
within specified timeSection 201 (1)—marking the fleece or skin of a sheep or goat with
mark fleece/skin of sheep/goat
any substance
Section 202 (1)—being a person who occupies a holding and keeps fail to give notice of muster on the holding not fewer than the prescribed number of stock, fail to notify the occupier of an
adjoining holding who keeps on the holding not fewer than that number of stock of any proposal
to muster the person’s stock for prescribed purposes not less than 48 hours and not more than 5
days before the proposed muster
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Section 202 (4)—being a person who occupies a holding and keeps
fail to permit person to attend muster
on the holding not fewer than the
prescribed number of stock and
who holds a muster of those
stock for a prescribed purpose,
fail to permit the occupier of an
adjoining holding who keeps on
the holding not fewer than that
number of stock or a person
designated by that person, toattend the muster
Section 208 (1)—fail to provide information with respect to land,
fail to provide information
stock or pigs when required Section 208 (3)—knowingly provide
provide false/
information which is false or misleading misleading in a material respect in information in any return or other document Section 208 (5)—forge, alter or
return/document forge/alter/make
make improper use of any improper use of transported stock statement, permit, transported stock licence, authority or other statement/permit/ document issued or purporting to licence/authority/ be issued under the Rural Lands document Protection Act 1989 Section 209 (1) (a)—intentionally obstruct, hinder or delay an
obstruct/hinder/delay authorised
authorised or prescribed officer, or prescribed officer/ person authorised by a rural lands authorised person/ protection board, who is person assisting exercising a function conferred or
imposed under the Rural Lands
Protection Act 1989, or any
person who is assisting that
officer or authorised personSection 209 (1) (b)—threaten or assault an authorised or prescribed
threaten/assault authorised
officer, a person authorised by a prescribed officer/ rural lands protection board, who authorised person/ is exercising a function conferred person assisting or imposed under the Rural Lands
Protection Act 1989, or any
person who is assisting that
officer or authorised person
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Section 209 (2)—fail to comply with a requirement made by an
fail to comply with requirement by
authorised or prescribed officer, or authorised/ an authorised person, in the prescribed officer/ course of exercising a function authorised person conferred or imposed under the
Rural Lands Protection Act 1989EXPLANATORY NOTE
The object of this Regulation is to prescribe short descriptions for certain offences under the Crimes Act 1900, the Dog Act 1966 and the Rural Lands Protection Act 1989. The short descriptions are. by virtue of section 145B of the Justices Act 1902. sufficient to state or describe the offences, in any information, complaint, summons, warrant, notice, order or other document.
This Regulation is made under the Justices Act 1902, including section 154 (the
general regulation making power) and section 145B.
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