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Newfoundland Regulation 1997
(Filed
September 9, 1997) Under the
authority of subsection 4(1) and section 6 of the Heritage Animals Act, I make the following Order. Dated at Kevin
Alyward ORDER Analysis 1. Short
title 2. Heritage
animal designated 3. Characteristics
of 4. Society
designated 5. Transitional 6. Reporting
required 7. Removal
prohibited 8. Record
disposal prohibited 9. Fees
to be approved 10. Offense 11. Commencement Short title 1. This Order may be cited as the Newfoundland Pony Designation Order. Heritage animal designated 2. The Newfoundland Pony is designated
as a heritage animal under section 4 of the Heritage
Animals Act. Characteristics of 3. For the purpose of this Order, the
Newfoundland Pony is a vertebrate of the species Equus caballus that (a) stands
from 11.0 to 14.2 hands in height; (b) has
a body structure that may vary from fine-boned to stocky; (c) has
a black, brown, grey, chestnut, white or bays to roan colour, but is not
piebald or skewbald in colour; (d) has
a heavy coat that may change colour and character seasonally, feathered
fetlocks with hair extending below the fetlock points, flint hard hooves, a
thick low set tail and thick mane; (e) is
sure footed and is a good winter animal; (f) has a good temperament; (g) has
dark limb points, but may also have white or light colour on the animal's
limbs; (h) is
free from hereditary defects which endanger the animal's ability to live a
normal healthy life; and (i) was born in the province or whose ancestry may be traced to the
province. Society designated 4. The Newfoundland Pony Society is
designated as a society to act in the preservation of the Newfoundland Pony
under paragraph 6(1)(a) of the Act and shall carry out the objects and the
duties described in sections 7 and 8 of the Act. Transitional 5. All persons owning, leasing,
otherwise possessing, or acquiring or coming into possession of a Newfoundland
Pony within 30 days of the coming into force of this Order are required within
60 days of the coming into force of this Order to submit to the registry
established by the society for that purpose, details of the ownership, location
and age of every Newfoundland Pony or the offspring of every Newfoundland Pony
in that person's ownership or possession on a form prescribed by the society
for that purpose. Reporting required 6. After the transitional period
established in section 5 has expired, whenever a Newfoundland Pony is
destroyed, disposed of, sold, bartered, or traded, the owner, any person in
possession of the Newfoundland Pony or a person who acquires ownership or
possession of a Newfoundland Pony shall submit within 30 days of the occurrence
of that event to the society the full details and particulars of the event to
the registry established by the society on the form prescribed by the society
for that purpose. Removal prohibited 7. A person shall not, without the
minister's consent, remove a Newfoundland Pony from the province. Record disposal prohibited 8. A person shall not dispose of any
record filed with the Registry of Newfoundland Ponies. Fees to be approved 9. All fees for the registration of a
Newfoundland Pony imposed by the society under paragraph 8(c) of the Act shall
be subject to the prior approval of the minister. Offence 10. A person shall not provide false or
misleading information to the minister, the minister's designates, or to the
Registry of Newfoundland Ponies. Commencement 11. This
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