This Regulation, consisting of 30 sections divided into six Parts and completed by three Schedules, regulates the veterinary activity in the territory of Queensland. The purpose of this subordinate legislation is to remake the Veterinary Surgeons Regulation 2002 prior to its expiry on 31 August 2016 to continue to provide for the effective administration of the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1936. The expiring Regulation is to be remade subject only to changes necessary to capture current legislative drafting practice. It provides for what is veterinary science and that acts done for animal husbandry or animal dentistry can be prescribed by regulation as not being veterinary science. Sections provide for certain matters in relation to administrative and legal proceedings of the Board; for the payment of an annual fee to the registrar by veterinary surgeons and veterinary specialists; that a person shall be entitled to be registered as a veterinary surgeon where the person meets the specified requirements, including the requirement to hold a veterinary science qualification recognised by regulation or be a member of a college or other body of veterinary surgeons recognised by regulation; that an application for registration must be accompanied by a fee prescribed by regulation, subject to any exemptions from payment provided under regulation; etc.
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