Review of legislation and regulations relating to feral camel management

Rachel Carey; Michael O’Donnell; Gill Ainsworth; Stephen Garnett; Helen Haritos; Greg Williams

Review of legislation and regulations relating to feral camel management

Rachel Carey, Michael O’Donnell, Gill Ainsworth, Stephen Garnett, Helen Haritos, Greg Williams

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Analysis of State, Territory and Commonwealth legislation affecting the management of feral camels was undertaken for those jurisdictions where the species is or could be a problem. Eight areas of analysis were undertaken; in each area inconsistencies were found that are likely to affect the management of feral camels: i. Ownership ii. Legal obligations to control iii. Legal obligations for welfare iv. Access v. Welfare over-riding other access restrictions vi. Culling vii. Processing viii. Fencing and transport Recommendations have been made to ameliorate these legal impediments to camel control as follows: i. Ownership ii. Legal obligations to control iii. Legal obligations for welfare iv. Access v. Welfare over-riding other access restrictions vi. Culling vii. Processing viii. Transport

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Alice Springs
Publisher	Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre
Number of pages	183
Volume	50
ISBN (Electronic)	1741580978
Publication status	Published - 2008

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