Statute
Section 288 — Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999: Eradication of non-native species
Text of the provision Official document
If: (a) the actions specified under section 287 in a wildlife conservation plan include the eradication of a non-native species; and (b) the species is threatened in a country in which its native habitat occurs; the wildlife conservation plan must require the Commonwealth to offer to provide stock of the species to that country before the eradication proceeds.
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