Nature Conservation (Macropod ) Conservation Plan 2005.

This Plan, consisting of nine Parts, completed by two Schedules, and prepared under the Nature Conservation Act 1992, provides the macropod conservation plan. (1) The main purpose of this plan is to manage the taking, keeping and use of macropods to ensure the taking, keeping and use is ecologically sustainable. (2) The main purpose is achieved by— (a) prescribing additional restrictions on the grant of particular licences or permits for macropods; and (b) limiting or extending what holders, or relevant persons for holders, of particular licences or permits for macropods may do under the licences or permits; and (c) otherwise regulating the carrying out of activities under particular licences, permits or other authorities for macropods. (3) This plan also— (a) provides additional authorised taking, keeping or use of macropods by land-holders or holders of particular licences, permits or other authorities; and (b) declares products made or derived from particular macropods as processed products for the Act, definition protected animal.
Part 3 deals with authorised taking, keeping or use of macropods other than under a licence, permit or other authority; Part 4: Taking, keeping or using macropods under licence, permit or other authority; Part 5: Macropod tags; Part 6: Period for keeping electronic records or returns of operations; Part 7: Processed products; Parts 8 and 9: Miscellaneous provisions and repeal. Schedules deal with Processed products and Dictionary.