Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“This provision gives the Act its short title: the Dairy Produce Board (Establishment) Act.”
This provision gives the Act its short title: the Dairy Produce Board (Establishment) Act. This section defines “Board” and “producer” for the Act, unless the context otherwise requires. The Dairy Produce Board is established as a body corporate. The Board must have five members appointed by the Minister, and three of those members must represent producers. Board members serve two-year terms, may be reappointed, and can stay on up to three months after expiry until a successor is appointed.
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How the instrument operates
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Source version 31 Dec 1996. The date shown identifies this source expression and should not be treated as proof that no later change exists.
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This provision gives the Act its short title: the Dairy Produce Board (Establishment) Act.
Section 1
The Board must have five members appointed by the Minister, and three of those members must represent producers.
Section 4
The Board may create committees with the Minister’s consent, the chairman may call committee meetings, the Board sets committee procedure, and committees may co-opt non-members with the Board’s consent.
Section 7
The Board may exercise the powers and functions given to it by the Dairy Produce Marketing and Levy Act, and must perform the duties imposed on it by that Act.
Section 10
Certain pre-establishment contracts made on behalf of the Board remain enforceable, but after the Board is established the person who signed on its behalf is not liable under them.
Section 13
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Source and current-law status
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Source record from zambialii.org · Source version 31 Dec 1996
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