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Livestock property registration - Multiple land parcels

Owners of a place with one or more head of cattle, horses or other members of the family Equidae (e.g. ponies, donkeys, mules, zebras), sheep, goats, pigs, buffalo, camelids (Arabian camels, llama, alpaca), or 100 or more poultry (including caged birds), must apply to register their property with the Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries (DPI&F) and will be provided a property identification code (PIC).

You are considered an 'owner' by DPI&F if you are the legal owner, lessee, agistee, licensee or occupier in control of the place.

After completing the form, please read the privacy statement and certify this has been read before clicking on the ´submit´ button. Once your form has been submitted, your PIC application will be assessed by DPI&F. You may be contacted by DPI&F if any clarification of information is required.

When your application has been processed, DPI&F will contact you by email or post with confirmation of your PIC.

Please allow approximately five working days for applications where the property has never had a PIC.

If your property already has a PIC, the application will be forwarded to your local DPI&F office for processing. Please contact your local DPI&F for expected processing times.

Required fields are marked with '*'

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Personal details

Owner contact information for a new place registration.

Primary owner name





Postal address

Contact details

Livestock property location
Site address (physical location)
 

Place information
Lot on Plan (available from your rates notice: 99 RP123456)

If you are applying to register more than one place, please indicate if the places are to be given the one PIC.

Yes    No

If your application is for a single PIC with two or more land parcels on different lot on plans, please certify that the business you conduct is a single business unit across all land parcels. If you are unable to certify as below, you must make separate applications for the different land parcels.


Please note that your property registration and PIC will also determine your accreditation under programs such as Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) and your access to national vendor declarations (NVD's).

If the land parcels are more than 50 km from each other, you may also have to make separate applications. This will be assessed by an inspector based on the lot on plan information supplied.


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Lot number

Plan number
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Enterprise details

Please indicate approximate number of livestock.

Privacy statement

The Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries (DPI&F) collects your personal information on this form for the purpose of processing and considering the registration of a place as required by the Stock Identification Registration 2005; for identifying owners of places in order to manage programs for the control of chemical residues, disease, or hormonal growth promotant (HGP) status of the place; maintaining a register of registrable properties and of movement of stock on or from the place.

Providing this information to DPI&F will enable livestock owners and others dealing in livestock to meet their obligations to report the movements of livestock to the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) database. Section 10 of the Regulation authorises the collection of this information. As required by the Regulation, your personal information such as your name and property address will be recorded on a register which is accessible by the public on DPI&F's website. No other personal information will be accessible on this register. Your personal information may be disclosed to the NLIS administrator however it will not be disclosed to any other parties unless authorised or required by law.

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Please certify

By clicking submit, you are declaring that:

  • the information provided in this form is true and correct
  • I/we apply to have the place described, registered
  • I/we consent to my/our personal information being administered by the DPI&F in the manner so described.

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