Loi (1960) (Amendement No. 3) sur l’Introduction de Bétail Étranger, sur la Viande de Boucherie et sur L’Abatage
Meat may only be unloaded at the specified port or airport unless the Committee gives written authorization, and the ship’s master or aircraft commander must give the Inspector a signed written declaration before unloading.
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