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Gold Trade (Amendment) Act, 1984

A gold-dealing licence (except a gold broker or factor licence) attracts a fee, is issued by the Minister in Form 1, and expires on 31 December of the next following year. A licence to be a gold b…

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“A gold-dealing licence (except a gold broker or factor licence) attracts a fee, is issued by the Minister in Form 1, and expires on 31 December of the next following year.”

A gold-dealing licence (except a gold broker or factor licence) attracts a fee, is issued by the Minister in Form 1, and expires on 31 December of the next following year. A licence to be a gold broker or factor costs 500 kwacha, is issued by the Minister, and expires on 31 December of the next year. The provision changes a referenced amount from two kwacha to fifty kwacha.

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§ 17For every licence to deal in gold, other than a l!'ee.� audProvision

A gold-dealing licence (except a gold broker or factor licence) attracts a fee, is issued by the Minister in Form 1, and expires on 31 December of the next following year.

17. For every licence to deal in gold, other than a l!'ee.� aud licence to be a gold broker or factor, there shall be paid details of a fee of one thousand kwaoha when the licence is first �:3cfe':i8 in issued to a person, or a fee of five thousand kwacha when gold the licence is renewed, and every such licence shall be issued by the Minister and shall be in Form 1 in the Schedule: Provided that every such licence shall, no matter when taken out, expire on the 31st December then next following.
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§ 3Section eighteen of the principal Act is amended by theRepeal

A licence to be a gold broker or factor costs 500 kwacha, is issued by the Minister, and expires on 31 December of the next year.

3. Section eighteen of the principal Act is amended by the repeal of subsection (1) and the substitution therefor of the following: (1) For every licence to be a gold broker or factor there shall be paid a fee of five hundred kwacha, and every such licence shall be issued by the Minister and shall be in Form 2 in the Schedule: Amendment of aection 18 Provided that every such licence shall, no matter when taken out, expire on the 31st December then next following.
§ 4Section twenty-one of the principal Act is amended bySubstitution

The provision changes a referenced amount from two kwacha to fifty kwacha.

4. Section twenty-one of the principal Act is amended by the deletion of " the sum of two kwacha " and the substitution therefor of " the sum of fifty kwacha ". Amendment of aootion 21 Single copitJB of thi8 Act may b11 obtain,d from the Govemmenl Printer, P.O. Brn 30136, I.IWlaka. Pria 20n. t ... -

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