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7In this Part “the enforcement provisions of the 1981 Act relating to Group 1 offences and Group 1 licences” means the following provisions of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (c. 69)—
(a)section 18A (power to authorise persons to act as wildlife inspectors);
(b)section 18B (power of wildlife inspector to enter premises);
(c)section 18C (power to examine specimens and take samples);
(d)section 18F (restrictions on taking samples from live specimens);
(e)section 21(4AA) to (4C) (penalties for obstructing etc. wildlife inspectors).
8(1)The enforcement provisions of the 1981 Act relating to Group 1 offences and Group 1 licences apply for the purposes of the 1932 Act as if—
(a)any reference to a Group 1 offence were a reference to any offence under the 1932 Act,
(b)any reference to a Group 1 licence were a reference to a licence under the 1932 Act, and
(c)as if the power to take a sample included power to take a sample from a destructive animal (whether live or dead) for the purpose of testing for disease.
(2)“Destructive animal” means a musk rat or other animal to which the 1932 Act applies.
9The enforcement provisions relating to Group 1 offences and Group 1 licences apply for the purposes of the 1970 Act as if—
(a)the Natural Environment Research Council were required to be consulted about any authorisation of a person to exercise the powers of a wildlife inspector for the purposes of the 1970 Act,
(b)any reference to a Group 1 offence were a reference to any offence under the 1970 Act,
(c)any reference to a Group 1 licence were a reference to a licence under section 10 of the 1970 Act, and
(d)the power to take a sample from a specimen did not include any power to take a sample from a live seal.
10The enforcement provisions relating to Group 1 offences and Group 1 licences apply for the purposes of the 1991 Act as if—
(a)any reference to a Group 1 offence were a reference to any offence under the 1991 Act,
(b)any reference to a Group 1 licence were a reference to a licence under section 8 of the 1991 Act, and
(c)as if the power to take a sample included power to take a sample from a deer (whether live or dead) for the purpose of testing for disease.
11The enforcement provisions relating to Group 1 offences and Group 1 licences apply for the purposes of the 1992 Act as if—
(a)any reference to a Group 1 offence were a reference to any offence under the 1992 Act,
(b)any reference to a Group 1 licence were a reference to a licence under section 10 of the 1992 Act, and
(c)as if the power to take a sample included power to take a sample from a badger (whether live or dead) for the purpose of testing for disease.
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