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Purpose and legislative effect
“This section appears to give the title of the by-law.”
This section appears to give the title of the by-law. This section defines key terms used in the ny-laws, including “aroa,” “check-point,” “collector,” “Council,” and “fish.” People who sell or export fish from the area must pay a fish levy to the Council, and fish cannot be sold or exported unless it was weighed at a checkpoint and the levy was paid. Fish levy becomes payable once the fish is weighed at the checkpoint, and payment must be made there; the collector must issue an official receipt. Anyone who breaks these by-laws commits an offence and may be fined or jailed, with heavier penalties for repeat offences.
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This section appears to give the title of the by-law.
Section 1
This section defines key terms used in the ny-laws, including “aroa,” “check-point,” “collector,” “Council,” and “fish.”
Section 2
People who sell or export fish from the area must pay a fish levy to the Council, and fish cannot be sold or exported unless it was weighed at a checkpoint and the levy was paid.
Section 3
Fish levy becomes payable once the fish is weighed at the checkpoint, and payment must be made there; the collector must issue an official receipt.
Section 5
Anyone who breaks these by-laws commits an offence and may be fined or jailed, with heavier penalties for repeat offences.
Section 6
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Source and current-law status
Source record view
Source record from zambialii.org · As at 2 Mar 1990
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