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It does, and it makes one more relaxed but Yes I have, the 2013 draft. Page 51 Schedule 4.Patrick Gildenhuys wrote: Hi Jake
That does sound like good news.
Have you looked at the new draft?
What is it with the inside on the side of NATCON??Patrick Gildenhuys wrote: I'm not going to argue the point with you, and I hope that you are correcting me because you have some inside information??
Yes, I agree 100 percent.Patrick Gildenhuys wrote: Firstly, do you agree that the 11 species I listed are from "section 67(1) of the National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act, 2004" ?
Patrick Gildenhuys wrote: If so, then this is what the new draft says (Red is quoted):
You need to pay attention, because it's worded quite confusingly...
The first paragraph defines alien invertebrates as everything in Schedule 9. Schedule 9 says: "All invertebrates alien to the Republic of South Africa, excluding those regulated and listed in terms of section 67(1) of the National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act, 2004."
So basically Schedule 9 includes everything that is NOT listed in section 67(1) of the National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act, 2004 (Those 11 species)...agreed?
The important bit here is WHAT I've underlined!
If you agree that Schedule 9 comprises of all species that are NOT on "section 67(1) of the National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act, 2004", then they're saying that you may not keep (etc.) any species that is referred to in schedule 9!
So basically, the way I see it, in my kind of dumb language:
Anything that does NOT appear on that list of 11 species, is regarded as Alien, and makes up Schedule 9.
Anything on Schedule 9, may not be kept, sold, bred, imported, exported etc. in South Africa without a permit!
By all means, correct me if I'm wrong?
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