[Part 2 Species Control Agreements]
Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (1981 c 69) | Legislation

[Part 2 Species Control Agreements]

[Making of species control agreements

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(1)     An environmental authority may enter into a “species control agreement†with an owner of any premises where the authority considers that there is present on the premises—

(a)     an invasive non-native species, or

(b)     a species of animal that is no longer normally present in Great Britain.

(2)     Under a species control agreement the parties agree to the carrying out of species control operations.

(3)     Before entering into a species control agreement with an owner, an environmental authority must be satisfied that—

(a)     the provisions of the

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