intro to legislation Flashcards

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statute law

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  • passed through parliament
  • statute = legislation
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common law

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  • no specific direction in legislation
  • when judge hears an issue where no statute that covers it they will issue verdict which becomes precedent in similar cases
  • aka previous judgements form basis for common law
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acts

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  • legislation passed by parliament
  • sets out broad legal policies/ principles
  • designed to last long term; not reviewed v often
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regulations

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  • subsidiary legislation
  • guidelines that dictate how how the provisions of the act are applied (details)
  • reviewed more regularly
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5
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codes of practice

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  • practical guides to achieve the standards required under acts and regulations
  • compulsory or voluntary
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6
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standards

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mandatory legal requirements

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7
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guidelines

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best practice voluntary recommendations

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8
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important act, regulation and code of practice in QLD examples

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  • animal care and protection act 2001
  • animal care and protection regulation 2003
  • Australian code for the care and use of animals for scientific purposes
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9
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what are the 3 levels of government in aus

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  • federal parliament
  • state/ territory parliaments
  • local councils
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10
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legal status of animals in aus

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  • special type of property; duty of care
  • people are responsible for damages or injury caused by animals
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11
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how are laws around animals changing

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recognized as sentient, moving away as classifying them as objects

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12
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what is duty of care

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legal obligation on an owner or person in charge of an animal to provide for an animal’s needs in an appropriate way

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13
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what are nature conservation acts and regulations and what do they say;

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nature conservation act 1992
nature conservation regulation 2006

wildlife cannot be kept as pets without QPWS permission

72 hrs to take animals to licensed carer, vet, or apply for a license

focus is on rehab and return to wild

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what are some biosecurity measures

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EAD response (emergency animal disease)

ausvetplan; technical response plans for disease incursions

emergency animal disease hotline

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15
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is microchipping dogs and cats compulsory

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yes

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16
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drug schedules

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2; pharmacy meds
3; pharmacist only meds
4; rx only
5; caution
6l poison
7; dangerous poison
8; controlled drug
9; prohibited
10; sooooo dangerous prohibition of sale, supply and use

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for radiations safety what is needed in each practice

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  • radiation safety officer
  • radiation safety plan
  • PPE