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Effective from 21](First Edition. Effective from 21st May 2009)[st](First Edition. Effective from 21st May 2009)[ May 2009](First Edition. Effective from 21st May 2009)  \nThis edition of the Code will be reviewed in five years time.  \nCODE OF PRACTICE ON THE HUMANE TREATMENT OF WILD AND FARMED  \nAUSTRALIAN CROCODILES  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nCHAPTER Paragraphs Page  \nGLOSSARY OF TERMS .........................................................................................ii  \nI INTRODUCTION ........................................................ 1-10 ........................... 1  \nII EGGS .............................................................................................................. 2  \nCollection .................................................................. 11-15 ............................ 2  \nTransport........................................................................ 16............................ 3  \nProcessing ..................................................................... 17............................ 4  \nIncubation ...................................................................... 18............................ 4  \nHatching .................................................................... 19-21 ............................ 4  \nIII CAPTURE METHODS.............................................. 22-26 ............................ 5  \nCaptive crocodiles .................................................... 27-30 ............................ 5  \nWild crocodiles.......................................................... 31-42 ............................ 6  \nIV RESTRAINING OF CROCODILES .......................... 43-56............................ 8  \nImmobilising agents .................................................. 57-75 .......................... 10  \nTransport of live crocodiles....................................... 76-78 .......................... 12  \n\u003C0.6 m total length (TL) ............................................ 79.......................... 13  \n0.6-1.5 m TL ........................................................... 80 .......................... 13  \n>1.5 m TL ............................................................ 81-82 .......................... 13  \nRelease of crocodiles ............................................... 83-87 .......................... 14  \nV HOUSING AND MAINTENANCE ............................. 88-90.......................... 14  \nHatchlings ...................................................................... 91 .......................... 15  \nRaising stock................................................................. 92 .......................... 16  \nAdults .................................................","cbCaiq8weeIQaq4i","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq8weeIQaq4i","pdf",177773,28,"English","# CHAPTER\n## GLOSSARY OF TERMS\n## I INTRODUCTION\n## II EGGS\n## III CAPTURE METHODS\n## IV RESTRAINING OF CROCODILES\n## V HOUSING AND MAINTENANCE\n## VI SICK OR INJURED CROCODILES\n## VII MARKING CROCODILES\n## VIII KILLING\n## IX TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE\n## REFERENCES\n## Schedule 1\n## Schedule 2\n## APPENDIX 1","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this Code of Practice for crocodiles?\",\"answer\":\"It provides guidance for the humane treatment of wild and farmed Australian crocodiles across key processes such as capture, restraint, housing, care, marking, and killing.\"},{\"question\":\"When does the First Edition become effective, and how long is its review cycle?\",\"answer\":\"The First Edition is effective from 21st May 2009, and this edition will be reviewed in five years.\"},{\"question\":\"How can the public contribute improvements to the Code?\",\"answer\":\"Suggestions for improving the Code are welcomed and can be forwarded to the Director of Wildlife Trade Assessments at the Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts or by email.\"}]","Code of Practice on the Humane Treatment of Wild and Farmed Australian Crocodiles - First Edition - Effective from 21st May 2009 | PDF",1789455252,71]