s. 84R Council must not commence the prosecution for that offence unless— (a) the owner has been served with a declaration made under section 98A; and (b) the declaration has been affirmed by a S. 84Q(3)(b) amended by review by the Victorian Civil and No. 44/2010 Administrative Tribunal or an application for s. 22. review of the declaration has not been made within the time fixed under Part 7E. S. 84R 84R Council may require owner of animal to provide inserted by current address No. 65/2007 s. 29, If an authorised officer reasonably suspects that an amended by No. 75/2011 owner of a dog seized under this Part has s. 14. committed an offence set out in paragraph (a), (b), (ba), (bb) or (c) of section 84Q(2) and the Council does not have sufficient information about the owner to enable it to commence prosecution for the offence, the Council may require, in the notice of seizure, that the owner provide his or her current address to the Council within 14 days after service of that notice. S. 84S 84S Council may destroy animals of non-identified dog inserted by owners suspected of committing an offence No. 65/2007 s. 29. If an authorised officer reasonably suspects that an owner of a dog seized under this Part has committed an offence set out in paragraph (a), (b) or (c) of section 84Q(2) the Council may destroy the dog— (a) if the owner of the dog does not provide the Council with the owner's current address within 14 days after being served with a notice of seizure requiring that address to be provided, at any time after the expiry of that 14 day period; or (b) within 8 days after the dog was seized if—
Council must not commence the prosecution for that offence unless— (a) the owner has been served with a declaration made under section 98A; and S. 84Q(3)(b) amended by No. 44/2010 s. 22. (b) the declaration has been affirmed by a review by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal or an application for review of the declaration has not been made within the time fixed under Part 7E. S. 84R inserted by No. 65/2007 s. 29, amended by No. 75/2011 s. 14. 84R Council may require owner of animal to provide current address s. 84R If an authorised officer reasonably suspects that an owner of a dog seized under this Part has committed an offence set out in paragraph (a), (b), (ba), (bb) or (c) of section 84Q(2) and the Council does not have sufficient information about the owner to enable it to commence prosecution for the offence, the Council may require, in the notice of seizure, that the owner provide his or her current address to the Council within 14 days after service of that notice. S. 84S inserted by No. 65/2007 s. 29. 84S Council may destroy animals of non-identified dog owners suspected of committing an offence If an authorised officer reasonably suspects that an owner of a dog seized under this Part has committed an offence set out in paragraph (a), (b) or (c) of section 84Q(2) the Council may destroy the dog— (a) if the owner of the dog does not provide the Council with the owner's current address within 14 days after being served with a notice of seizure requiring that address to be provided, at any time after the expiry of that 14 day period; or (b) within 8 days after the dog was seized if—
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