Livestock Regulations 2013 (SA)

South Australia Livestock Regulations 2013 under the Livestock Act 1997

Contents Part 1—Preliminary 1 Short title 3 Interpretation 3A Harvested rangeland goats 4 Prescribed expiable offences 5 Authorisations Part 2—Special provisions relating to bees Division 1—Registration of beekeepers 6 Registration of beekeepers 7 Term of registration and renewal 8 Change of address Division 2—Hive identification 9 Hive identification Division 3—Health and management of bees 10 Annual honey testing for American Foul Brood 11 Bees must be kept in hives of an approved kind 12 Exposure of hive or bee products 12A Provision of water suitable to sustain bees 13 Abandonment and neglect of hives Division 4—Miscellaneous 13A Certain beekeepers to complete course in bee pest and disease management 13B Records to be kept by beekeepers Part 3—Registration of deer keepers 14 Registration of deer keepers 15 Term of registration and renewal Part 4—Artificial breeding 16 Prescribed class of livestock 18 Conditions of registration of artificial breeding centre 20 Conditions of registration—artificial breeding procedures 21 Term of registration and renewal Part 5—Veterinary diagnostic laboratories 22 Eligibility requirements 23 Conditions of registration 24 Term of registration and renewal Part 6—Sheep lice 25 Offence if lice-infested sheep at market 26 Offence if lice-infested sheep stray Part 7—Prescribed vaccines 27 Sale or supply of prescribed vaccines 30 Prohibition on use of diagnostic reagents and diagnostic assay Part 8—Hormonal growth promotants 32 HGP earmarks 33 HGP records 34 HGP free declarations Part 9—Stock foods Division 1—Feeding of livestock 37 Feeding of restricted animal material to ruminants 38 Feeding of restricted animal material from placental mammals to non-ruminants 39 Feeding of stock foods containing faeces 40 Feeding of stock foods containing registered veterinary products Division 2—Standards for stock foods 41 Offence 42 Restricted animal material in stock foods 43 Substances prohibited in stock foods 44 Organochlorine pesticides in stock foods 45 Antioxidants in stock foods 46 Registered veterinary products in stock foods Division 3—Labelling of manufactured stock foods 47 Offences 48 Requirement for label or advice note 49 General information to be included on label or advice note 50 Information about restricted animal material content Part 10—Identification codes Division 1—PICs 51 Requirement to have current PIC 52 Allocation and renewal of PICs 53 Substitution of responsible person, variation of boundaries and cancellation of PIC Division 2—Pig tattoo codes 54 Allocation of pig tattoo code 55 Cancellation of pig tattoo code Division 3—Stock agent identification codes 56 Allocation and cancellation of stock agent identification code Division 4—General 57 Applications under this Part 58 Register of PICs and pig tattoo codes 59 Change of address Part 11—Livestock identification Division 1—Identification of cattle 60 Application of Division 61 PIDs 62 Movement documentation 63 NLIS notification before removal of animals from land of pasture 64 NLIS notification after animals moved to different land of pasture 65 Animals at livestock saleyards must have PID and movement documentation 66 NLIS notification of animals consigned to livestock saleyard for sale 67 NLIS notification of movement of bobby calves from land of pasture to abattoir 68 Animals at abattoirs must have PID and movement documentation 69 NLIS notification when animals slaughtered 70 Identification of animal at abattoir must be possible until fitness for human consumption assessed 71 False or misleading statements under this Division Division 1A—Electronic identification of sheep and farmed goats Subdivision 1—Preliminary 71A Application of Division 71B Interpretation 71C Movements of animals to be recorded etc in respect of each animal Subdivision 2—Electronic identification devices 71D Sheep and farmed goats born before 1 January 2025 to continue to comply with existing provisions 71E Sheep and farmed goats born on or after 1 January 2025 to be identified with eID 71F All sheep and farmed goats to be identified with eID before leaving property from 1 January 2027 71G Animals at livestock saleyards and abattoirs must have eID Subdivision 3—Movement documentation 71H Movement documentation 71I Animals at livestock saleyards and abattoirs must have movement documentation Subdivision 4—NLIS notification of movements of sheep and farmed goats 71J NLIS notification before removal of animals from land of pasture 71K NLIS notification after animals moved to different land of pasture 71L NLIS notification of animals consigned to livestock saleyard for sale 71M NLIS notification after animals moved for special event 71N NLIS notification where animals moved to animal holding area 71O NLIS notification when animals slaughtered Subdivision 5—Harvested rangeland goats 71P Chief Inspector may authorise person to operate goat depot 71Q Offence to operate goat depot unless authorised 71R Movement documentation 71S Harvested rangeland goats at abattoirs must have movement documentation 71T NLIS notification before removal of harvested rangeland goats from goat depot 71V NLIS notification after harvested rangeland goats moved to goat depot or abattoir 71W NLIS notification when harvested rangeland goats slaughtered Subdivision 6—Miscellaneous 71X Identification of animal at abattoir must be possible until fitness for human consumption assessed 71Y False or misleading statements under this Division Division 2—Identification and tracking of pigs Subdivision 1—Preliminary 72 Application of Division 72A Interpretation 72B Movement documentation 72C Prescribed movement details 72D Uploading information to pig database 72E False or misleading statements under this Division Subdivision 2—Identification and tracking of pigs 72F Identification of pigs 72G Tracking requirements Division 3—Identification of deer 73 Identification of deer Division 4—General 74 Removal of livestock in contravention of this Part 75 Types of devices 76 Authorisation of manufacturers and recyclers 77 Supply of tags and devices 78 Animal must not have more than 1 PID or eID 78A No other form of electronic identification to be fitted to sheep or farmed goats 79 PIDs, eIDs and tags must bear correct information 80 Removal and disposal of PIDs and eIDs 81 Replacement of lost devices other than at livestock saleyards 82 Offence to alter or deface tags and devices 83 Signing of vendor declarations 84 False or misleading vendor declarations 85 Chief Inspector may authorise acts otherwise prohibited under this Part 86 Records kept under this Part Part 12—Fees 87 Waiver and reduction of fees Schedule 2—Stock foods Part 1—Prohibited substances Part 2—Permitted levels of organochlorine pesticides Part 3—Permitted levels of certain antioxidants Schedule 4—Transitional provisions Part 2—Transitional provisions 2 Interpretation 3 HGP free declaration 6 National vendor declaration 7 NLIS database manager 8 Sheep health statement 9 Vendor declaration 10 Authorisations 10A Term of registration of beekeepers 11 Annual honey testing for American Foul Brood 12 Conditions of registration of artificial breeding centre 12A Term of registration—artificial breeding 13 Conditions of registration of veterinary diagnostic laboratories 14 Sale or supply of vaccines 17 Approvals relating to restricted animal material 18 PICs 19 Pig tattoo codes 20 Stock agent identification codes 21 Register of PICs and pig tattoo codes 22 Approval of default code or default deceased code 23 Identification of animal at abattoir must be possible until fitness for human consumption assessed 24 Identification of pigs 25 Breeder and post-breeder devices 26 Supply of tags and devices Legislative history