Corporate Body

South Australian Fisheries and Game Department (1919 - 1964)

State of South Australia

From
1919
To
1964
Functions
Aquaculture, Fisheries Research or Regulation and Regulatory Body
Reference No
State Records of South Australia ID: GA5

Summary

In 1919 the Department of Fisheries [I] (1912 - 1919) became the Fisheries and Game Department (1919 - 1964). The creation of the Fisheries and Game Department occurred concurrently with the passing of the Animals and Birds Protection Act (No. 1365 of 1919). This legislation sets out gun and hunting regulations, providing different levels of protection for different animals across South Australia. It appears the Fisheries and Game Department was responsible for the implementation of this act as well as the functions carried out by its predecessor relating to fish supply and oyster beds. In late 1964 the Fisheries and Game Department (1912 - 1964) was dissolved and in 1965 the Department of Fisheries and Fauna Conservation (1965 - 1972) was established in its place.

Timeline

 1912 - 1919 South Australian Department of Fisheries [I]
       1919 - 1964 South Australian Fisheries and Game Department
             1965 - 1972 South Australian Department of Fisheries and Fauna Conservation
                   1908 - 1975 South Australian Department of Agriculture [III]
                   1972 - 1975 South Australian Department of Environment and Conservation
                         1975 - 1979 South Australian Department of Agriculture and Fisheries
                               1979 - 1992 South Australian Department of Fisheries [II]
                               1979 - 1992 South Australian Department of Agriculture [IV]
                                     1992 - 1997 South Australian Department for Primary Industries
                                     1992 - 1997 South Australian Department for Primary Industries
                                           1997 - 2011 Department for Primary Industries and Resources South Australia
                                                 2002 - 2010 South Australian Department of Water, Land and Biodiversity Conservation
                                                 2011 - Department of Primary Industries and Regions SA
                                                       2010 - 2012 South Australian Department for Water
                                                       2010 - 2012 South Australian Department of Environment and Natural Resources [II]
                                                             2012 - 2018 South Australian Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources
                                                             2012 - 2018 South Australian Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources
                                                                   2018 - South Australian Department for Environment and Water

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