Stock Diseases Regulations (ACT)

THE TERRITORY FOR THE SEAT OF

GOVERNMENT.

Regulations under the Stock Diseases Ordinance 1933.

I WILLIAM MORRIS HUGHES, Minister of State for Health, in , pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the Stock Diseases

Ordinance 1933 hereby make the following Regulations.

Dated this eighth day of April, 1935.

W. M. HUGHES

Minister of State for Health.

STOCK DISEASES REGULATIONS.

1. These Regulations may be cited as the Stock Diseases Regula-

tions 1935.

2. All regulations., proclamations or notices relating to diseases in, or the quarantine of, large stock and sheep, made, published or given under the Stock Ordinance 1920 or under that Ordinance as subsequently amended, are hereby repealed,

3. In these Regulations—
" disease" means actinomycosis, anaplasmosis, anthrax, black-

leg, cancer (malignant tumour) , cattle tick, contagious abortion, contagious mastitis, contagious pleuro-pneumonia (bovine), contagious pneumonia of swine, entero-toxaemia of sheep, fowl plague, fowl pox, fowl tick, infectious catarrh (avian) , infectious necrotic hepatitis (black disease), infectious ophthalmia, Johne's disease, mycotic dermatitis, necrotic enteritis (swine), piroplasmosis, pullorum disease (bacillary white diarrhoea) , sheep lice, sheep tick, spiro- chaetosis (av ian) , stickfast flea, swine erysipelas, swine fever, tuberculosis.

" stock " means any horse, cattle, sheep, swine, goat, dog, fowl,

duck, goose, turkey, or pigeon.

" travelling s ta tement" means a licence, permit, statement or other document issued under the authority of any legisla- tion in the State of New South AVales which allows stock to travel within the State of New -South Wales.

4. Wo person shall bring or send, or cause to be brought or sent, into the Territory any infected stock.

5. Stock from any State may enter the Terri tory provided either that they are the produce of the State of New South Wales or that they have been introduced into the State of New South Wales under the conditions of the Stock Diseases Act 1923 and any regulations made thereunder, and that they are accompanied by a travelling statement.

6. Upon arrival of any cattle in the Terri tory the owner of the
cattle shall send or cause to be sent or delivered to the Director, the
travelling statement which accompanied the cattle into the Territory.
7. When in the opinion of an Inspector any stock are infected
stock he may declare the land or premises upon which stock are kept

or detained to be an infected area, The declaration shall be in the

form of Schedule 1.

8. Any person who is guilty of a breach of any of these Regula- tions shall be liable to a penalty nof exceeding Fifty pounds,

S C H E D U L E 1,

COMMONWEALTH or AUSTRALIA,

FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY.

Stooh Diseases Ordinance 1933,

Department of Health.

Canberra.

DECLARATION OF INFECTED AREA.

Mr

Take notice, tha t the disease	has been discovered
in	and tha t I hereby declare
the property
to be an INFECTED AREA.

Any person who allows, Buffers, or permits,- without the consent of an Inspector, any stock to enter or leave an Infected Area is guilty of an offence and liable to a penalty of One hundred pounds (£100).

Dated

Inspector, Stock Diseases Ordinance.