Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) The chief executive may make standards under this Act about agriculture, including, for example, standards about the following—
(a) protecting the genetic purity or other qualities of seed for agriculture;
(b) regulating the ingredients of agricultural requirements;
(c) packing and labelling of agricultural requirements;
(d) selling or using hormonal growth promotants;
(e) marking or non-marking of stock in relation to the use or non-use of hormonal growth promotants;
(f) selling stock.
Examples of standards about labelling—
the way a label must be attached
the legibility of a label
the information to be contained on a label
the durability of a label.
(2) A standard may also make provision about the following—
(a) approvals or licences about agriculture, including, for example, provision about their grant, refusal, renewal, amendment, suspension and cancellation;
(b) things that are prohibited materials or harmful ingredients in agricultural requirements.
(3) A standard may also create offences and prescribe penalties of not more than 20 penalty units for each offence.