Appeal my animal fine 1Introduction2Infringement information3Your details4Review Things you need to know You can appeal your animal fine if you meet one of 4 conditions and can provide evidence to back it up. Review the 4 conditions on our Grounds for review of an animal fine page. By law, you only get one chance to appeal, so make sure you provide all the relevant information to us upfront. To complete this form Tell us your contact details. Know the grounds on which you’re appealing the fine. Provide documentation to support your review. It takes about 10 minutes to complete this form. After you submit this form We will: Send you an email and optional SMS to confirm we’ve received your request. Put your fine on hold while we assess your appeal. This means the due date doesn’t apply and you won’t have to pay any extra fees. Contact you if we need more information. We’ll write to request further details. You will have 14 days from receiving our request to provide the additional information. Assess your application. Expect it to take up to 90 days for us to assess your appeal. We assess your application in line with the Infringements Act 2006 and the Attorney-General’s Guidelines to the Infringements Act 2006. These outline what evidence is required under different circumstances. Inform you of the outcome. We’ll write to tell you the outcome of your appeal. Depending on the ground you applied under, we can decide to: withdraw the fine and take no further action against you withdraw the fine and issue an official warning instead waive the penalty reminder notice fee approve a payment arrangement confirm our decision to issue the fine refer the matter to the Magistrates Court, or the Children’s Court if you’re under 18. If your application is not successful, we’ll tell you how much you need to pay, when it needs to be paid and whether other options are available to you. What happens to your information? We record your information on our customer databases and make it available to relevant Council staff in line with our Privacy PolicyHiddenAB Infringement notice number * Required The grounds for reviewing your infringement notice * RequiredPlease selectSpecial CircumstancesContrary to LawExceptional CircumstancesMistake of IdentityYou can apply to appeal your fine under Special Circumstances if any of the following applies to you, and you can demonstrate or show a link between your special circumstance and the offending behaviour that led to the fine: intellectual disability mental illness or disorder a serious addiction to drugs or alcohol homelessness family violence long-term circumstances Please choose your 'Special circumstance' * RequiredPlease selecta mental or intellectual conditiona serious addiction to drugs or alcoholhomelessnessfamily violencelong-term circumstancesPlease provide any additional information about your 'special circumstance' * RequiredThis will help us decide on the outcome of your appeal.Please upload supporting documents * RequiredPlease attach evidence from a medical practitioner, social worker or drug and alcohol counsellor. Drop files here or Select files Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, doc, docx, pdf, Max. file size: 4 MB, Max. files: 4. Maximum file size – 4 mega bytes. You can apply to appeal your fine if you believe that it is inconsistent with the law, invalid (for example, it is incomplete or does not otherwise comply with the formal legal requirements for an infringement notice) or that the officer who issued the fine acted unlawfully, unfairly, improperly or outside their authority.Please provide any additional information about why you believe the issued infringement is contrary to law * RequiredThis will help us decide the outcome of your appeal.Please upload any supporting documents * RequiredAttachments may be needed to show the information on the signage. Drop files here or Select files Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, doc, docx, pdf, Max. file size: 4 MB, Max. files: 4. Maximum file size – 4 mega bytes. You can appeal if you experienced an unexpected event, for example a medical emergency.Please provide any information about your 'exceptional circumstances' * RequiredDescribe in 2000 characters or less why you are appealing your animal fine. If you need more room, attach your description in the supporting documents section below. This will help us decide on the outcome of your appeal.Please upload supporting documents * RequiredYou will need to attach documentation that supports your exception circumstance, including its time and date, such as medical certificate. Drop files here or Select files Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, doc, docx, pdf, Max. file size: 4 MB, Max. files: 4. Maximum file size – 4 mega bytes. This means you weren’t the person in effective control of the animal at the time of the offence. If you’re not the owner, or weren’t the person in effective control of the animal, you must provide evidence to support this.Please upload any supporting documentation * Required Drop files here or Select files Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, doc, docx, pdf, Max. file size: 4 MB, Max. files: 4. Maximum file size – 4 mega bytes. Name * Required Given name Family name Email * Required Phone number * RequiredApplicant's residential address * RequiredIf your address doesn’t come up in our lookup tool, enter it manually. Please review your information. If you notice errors please use the numbered page navigation or the ‘previous’ button to make changes. If all information is correct, please click the ‘Submit’ button to complete this form. {all_fields:exclude[4,27,25,11,32, 38,40]}Your privacyWe collect this information so that we can respond to your request and provide a service that is relevant to you. The information may also be used to update Council’s customer databases to help us carry out our statutory functions and/or provide services. The information collected will not otherwise be disclosed unless permitted or required by law. If we don’t collect this information, we will not be able to respond to or fulfil your request. If you’d like to access or change the information you’ve shared, please email Council’s Privacy Officer.CommentsThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.