You will need to be registered as a biosecurity entity if you own or keep any of the following in Queensland:
- 1 or more:
- cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, bison, buffalo, deer
- alpacas, llamas, or other animals from the Camelidae family
- horses, ponies, donkeys, mules, zebras or other animals from the Equidae family.
- 100 or more birds that either:
- are raised for human consumption (e.g. poultry)
- are raised for the production of eggs for human consumption (e.g. poultry)
- have been released into free flight since they started being kept in captivity (e.g. pigeons).
- 1 or more European honey bee hives.
You need to register if you:
- are a landowner
- are a lessee
- agist your animals on someone else's land
- keep beehives on someone else's land.
A person, persons or organisation can be registered as a biosecurity entity.
