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Control of Goods (Essential Commodities) (Authorised Traders) Order, 1982

This section states the short title of the Order. The traders listed in the First Schedule are authorised to trade in all essential commodities. The Minister’s trader-authorisation powers are dele…

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“This section states the short title of the Order.”

This section states the short title of the Order. The traders listed in the First Schedule are authorised to trade in all essential commodities. The Minister’s trader-authorisation powers are delegated to the District Executive Secretary for the district where the trader operates. Applications for authorisation to trade in essential commodities must be made in Form I in the Second Schedule. The form asks for the applicant’s name.

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Section 4

Applications for authorisation to trade in essential commodities must be made in Form I in the Second Schedule.

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Provision 9Short titleOffence
§ 1This Order may be cited as the Control of GoodsShort title

This section states the short title of the Order.

1. This Order may be cited as the Control of Goods Title (Essential Commodities) (Authorised Traders) Order, 1982.
§ 2The traders listed in the First Schedule a.re herebyProvision

The traders listed in the First Schedule are authorised to trade in all essential commodities.

2. The traders listed in the First Schedule a.re hereby authorised to trade in all essential commodities.
§ 3The powers of the Minister relating to the authorisationProvision

The Minister’s trader-authorisation powers are delegated to the District Executive Secretary for the district where the trader operates.

3. The powers of the Minister relating to the authorisation of traders contained in paragraph 3 and 4 of the Control of Goods (Essential Commodities) Regulations, 1981, a.re hereby delegated to the District E.xecutive Secretary of the district in which the trader carries on business. Authorised traders Delegation S.I. No. 121 of 1981
§ 4Section 4Provision

Applications for authorisation to trade in essential commodities must be made in Form I in the Second Schedule.

4. (1) Every application for authorisation to trade in essential commodities shall be in Form I set out in the Second Schedule. Forms (2) Every authorisation to deal in essential commodities shall be in Form 2 set out in the Second Schedule. LUSAX.A 18th March, 1982 [MOI.107 /10/6] Minister of Commerce and Industry R. CmsUPA., FIRST SCHEDULE (Paragraph 2) LlsT OJ' AUTHORISED TRADERS All branches of- (a) Zambia Consumer Buying Corporation Limited (b) Mwa.iseni Stores Limited (o) National Import and Export Corporation Stores Limjted (NIEC) Oopiu of thilt S� lnaU"U� can be obta.imd from tM Govemmenl Printer, P.O. Bo;r; 80186, Lluaka. Price lOn eadi.. 112 Statutory I nstrumenta 19th March, 1982 SECOND SCHEDULE (Paragraph 4) Original to District Executive Secretary, Duplicate to Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Commerce and Industry Triplicate for Applicant FORM 1 CONTROL OF GOODS AOT, CAP. 600 APPLICATION FOR AUTHORISATION TO DEAL IN ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES Part A : Particulars of the Applicant

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Part A : Particulars of the Applicant

§ 1Name of applicantProvision

The form asks for the applicant’s name.

1. Name of applicant: ......................................... .
§ 2Address of businessProvision

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2. Address of business: ......................................... .
§ 3DistrictProvision

This provision is a district heading and does not state a substantive rule in the text provided.

3. District: .................................................. .
§ 4Current Retail Licence NoProvision

This section is a prompt for the current retail licence number.

4. Current Retail Licence No.: ................................. .
§ 5N.R.C. NoProvision

5. N.R.C. No.: ............................................... .

5. N.R.C. No.: ............................................... .
§ 6Essential commoclities (in which the applicant wishes to deal}Provision

Section 6 is titled “Essential commoclities (in which the applicant wishes to deal)”.

6. Essential commoclities (in which the applicant wishes to deal}:
§ 7Has the applicant been convicted of any offence under the ControlOffence

The form asks whether the applicant has been convicted of any offence under the Control of Goods Act or related subsidiary legislation, and says to give details if yes.

7. Has the applicant been convicted of any offence under the Control of Goods Act or any subsidiary legislation made thereunder? Yes/No. (If" Yes ", give details}: Part B: (for official use} (ClIBsT) THE CONTROL OF GOODS AOT, CAP. 690 FOID,1 2 AUTHORISATION TO DEAL IN ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES No ............. . This is to certify that ......................................... . of Plot No .................................................. . P.O. Box ..................................................... . District ...................................................... . is hereby authorised to deal in the following essential commodities: (1) .........................•............•......• (2) ............................................. . (3) .......................................••...•• (4) ............................................. . (5) ................•..........•..........•....... (6) ............................................. . (7) ............................................. . from ............................. , 19 .... ,to3lst December, 19 ... . DISTRICT EXEOUTIVE SECRETARY Or.rrcIAL Sr= ...................... District Council

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  • Control of Goods (Essential Commodities) Regulations, 1981

    Section 3

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  • Goods Act

    Section 7

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