Section 33: Prohibition of domestic animals in National Park

(1) A person being the owner or the person in charge or control of a domestic animal who, without the consent of the Conservator-General-
(a) conveys, drives or introduces the domestic animal into a National Park or causes or permits the domestic animal to be so conveyed, driven or introduced; or
(b) permits or causes the domestic animal to stray into a National Park; or
(c) permits or causes the domestic animal to worry, harass or otherwise interfere with a wild animal within the confines of a National Park, is guilty of an offence under this Act.
(2) On the conviction of a person of an offence under this section, the court may, in addition to any other penalty imposed, order the domestic animal to be forfeited or destroyed without compensation.