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Chambishi Multi-Facility Economic Zone (Declaration) Order, 2007

This provision gives the short citation name for the Order. The land described in the First Schedule is declared to be a Multi-Facility Economic Zone called Chambishi Multi-Facility Economic Zone.…

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SI 16 of 2007
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“This provision gives the short citation name for the Order.”

This provision gives the short citation name for the Order. The land described in the First Schedule is declared to be a Multi-Facility Economic Zone called Chambishi Multi-Facility Economic Zone. The named licensee must provide suitable infrastructure and facilities in the Chambishi Multi-Facility Economic Zone. Goods produced or services provided in the Chambishi Multi-Facility Economic Zone may be sold, exported, or otherwise disposed of in the ordinary course of business. This provision describes a specific piece of land and reserves the minerals, oils, and precious stones under or on it.

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§ 1This Order may be cited as the Chambishi Multi-Facility TitleProvision

This provision gives the short citation name for the Order.

1. This Order may be cited as the Chambishi Multi-Facility Title Economic Zone (Declaration) Order, 2007.
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§ 2The area, compromising the pieces of land described in theProvision

The land described in the First Schedule is declared to be a Multi-Facility Economic Zone called Chambishi Multi-Facility Economic Zone.

2. The area, compromising the pieces of land described in the First Schedule to this Order, is hereby declared a Multi-Facility Economic Zone to be known as Chambishi Multi-Facility Economic Zone.
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§ 3( 1) The licensee specified in the Second Schedule to this OrderProvision

The named licensee must provide suitable infrastructure and facilities in the Chambishi Multi-Facility Economic Zone.

3. ( 1) The licensee specified in the Second Schedule to this Order shall provide within the Chambishi Multi-Facility Economic Zone infrastructure and facilities which are suitable for the operation of the industries specified in subparagraph (2) and which shall include-- (a) buildings; (b) electricity; (c) telecommunication facilities; (d) water and waste disposal facilities; and (e) roads. (2) The infrastructure and facilities referred to in subparagraph (1) shall be such as are suitable for the operation of­ Declaration ofChambishi Multi-Facility Economic Zone Facilities to be provided by licensee in Chambishi Multi-Facility Economic Zone (a) copper processing industries; (b) mechanical industries; (c) lightengine�ring industries; (d) electrical appliance industries; (e) clothing industries; (j) food industries; and (g) medical industries. Copies of this Statutory Instrument can be obtained from the Government Printer, P.O. Box 30/36, /010/ Lusaka. Price K/O00each. I I 50 Statutory Instruments 2nd February, 2007 t · Sale of goods produced in multi­ facility economic zone
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§ 4The goods produced or services provided in the Chambishi Multi­Provision

Goods produced or services provided in the Chambishi Multi-Facility Economic Zone may be sold, exported, or otherwise disposed of in the ordinary course of business.

4. The goods produced or services provided in the Chambishi Multi­ Facility Economic Zone may be sold, exported or otherwise disposed off in the ordinary course of business. - " . , • I FIRST SCHEDULE (Paragraph 2) CHAMmsmMm..n-FAcn.rIYEcoNoMicZoNE The parcels ofland comprising the Chambishi Multi-Fncility Economic Zone are the following: I. All that piece of land in extent 1,692.80 l acres more or less being the remaining extent of Lot No. 10/M situate at Chambishi in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia being more particularly delineated and described in Diagram No. 512/ 1962 annexed to the Certificate of Title relating to the said piece of land TOGETHER WITH all un�xhausted improvements thereon EXCEPT and RESERVED all minerals oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said Piece ofland.
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§ 2All that piece ofland in extent 3441.207 acres more or less being the remainingProvision

This provision describes a specific piece of land and reserves the minerals, oils, and precious stones under or on it.

2. All that piece ofland in extent 3441.207 acres more or less being the remaining ofLot No. 541/M situate at ChambiShi in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia being more particularly delineated and described in Diagram No. 363/1968 annexed to the Certificate ofTitlerelating to the said piece ofland TOGETIIER WITH all unexhausted improvements thereon EXCEPT and RESERVED all minerals oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land.
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§ 3All that pieceoflandin extent 3368.3 798 acres more or less being the remainingProvision

This provision describes a specific piece of land in Chambishi, Zambia, and states that minerals, oils, and precious stones are reserved out of it.

3. All that pieceoflandin extent 3368.3 798 acres more or less being the remaining extent of Lot No.542/M situate at Chambishi in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia and being more particularly delineated and described in Diagram No. 364/1968 annexed to the Certificate of.'.fitle relating to the said piece ofland TOGETHER WITH all unexhausted improvements thereon EXCEPT and RESERVED all minerals oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land.
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§ 4All that pieceofland in extent 90.8599hectares more or less being Lot No. 1315/Provision

This provision describes a parcel of land in Chambishi, Zambia, and states that minerals, oils, and precious stones under or on the land are reserved.

4. All that pieceofland in extent 90.8599hectares more or less being Lot No. 1315/ M situate at Chambishi in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia and being more particularly delineated and describea in Diagram No.1115 of 1975 annexed to the Certificate ofTitle relating to the said piece ofland TOGETilER Wrril: all unexhausted improvements thereon EXCEPT and RESERVED all minerals oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece ofland.
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§ 5All the piece ofland in extent 390 hectares more or less being Lot No. 1382/MProvision

This provision describes a parcel of land in Chambishi and states that all minerals, oils, and precious stones are reserved out of the land.

5. All the piece ofland in extent 390 hectares more or less being Lot No. 1382/M situate at Chambishi in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia and being more · particularly delineated and described on Sketch Plan No. 5842 dated 13th September, 1972 annexed to the Certificate ofTitlerelating to th"e said piece of land TOGETilER•Y/ITH all \Dlexhausted improvements thereon EXCEPT and RESERVED all minerals oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land.
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§ 6All that piece ofland in extent 2342 hectares more or less being subdivision HProvision

This section describes a parcel of land in Cbambishi, Copperbelt Province, and says the land includes unexhausted improvements, but excludes reserved minerals, oils, and precious stones.

6. All that piece ofland in extent 2342 hectares more or less being subdivision H of Lot No. 10/M situate at Cbambishi in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia being more particularly delineated and described on Sketch Plan No. 9516 dated 12th December, 1977 annexed to the Certificate of Title relating to the said I I Barcode Printing Demo 18/06/2020 11 :40:32 AM 0 2nd February, 2007 $tatutory Instruments 51 piece of land TOGETHER WITI! all unexhausted improvements thereon EXCEPT and RESERVED all minerals oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land.
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§ 7AU that piece ofland in extent 25 hectares more or less being subdivision J ofProvision

This provision describes a parcel of land in Chambishi, includes its improvements, reserves minerals, oils and precious stones, and grants a right of way over part of the remaining land for access.

7. AU that piece ofland in extent 25 hectares more or less being subdivision J of Lot No. l 0/M situate at Chambishi in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia being more particularly delineated and described on Sketch Plan No. 9516 dated 12th December, 1977 annexed to the Certificate ofTitle relating to the said piece of land TOGETHER WITH all unexhausted improvements thereon EXCEPT and RESERVED all minerals oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece ofland and together with a rightofwayover such strip or strips of land of uniform width not exceeding one hundred metres over the remainder of Lot No. 10/M which is being used or which may be required for any railway lines, roads, tramways, water pipes, power lines and other works to enable the purchaser, its workmen and licensees to gain access and egress from such piece ofland.
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§ 8All that piece of land in extent 55 hectares more or less being subdivisionK ofProvision

This provision describes a specific 55-hectare parcel of land in Chambishi, Copperbelt Province, Zambia, together with unexhausted improvements, while excluding minerals, oils, and precious stones.

8. All that piece of land in extent 55 hectares more or less being subdivisionK of Lot No. 10/M situate at Chambishi in the CopperbeltProvince ofZambia and being more particularly delineated and described on Sketch Plan No. 9516 dated 12th December, 1977 annexed to the Certificate of Title telating to the said piece of land TOGETHER WITH all unexhausted improvements thereon EXCEPT and RESERVED all minerals oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land.
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§ 9All that piece ofland in extent 880 hectares more or less being subdivision C ofAmendment

This text lists two land parcels and states that minerals, oils, and precious stones under or on the land are reserved.

9. All that piece ofland in extent 880 hectares more or less being subdivision C of Lot No. 541/M situate at Charnbishi in the CopperbeltProvince of Zambia and being more particularly delineated and described on Sketch Plan No. 9516 dated 12th December, 1977 annexed to the Certificate of Title relating to the said piece of land TOGETHER WI1H aU unexhausted improvements thereon EXCEPT and RESERVED all minerals oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece ofland. IO.AU that pieceofland in extent 170 hectares more or less being subdivision G of Lot No. 541/M situate at chambishi in the CopperbeltProvince of Zambia and being more particularly delineated and described on Sketch Plan No. 9516 dated 12th December, 1977 annexed to the Certificate of Title rC:lating to the said piece of land TOGETHER Wfnl all unexhausted improvements thereon EXCEPT and RESERVED all minerals oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece ofland. SECOND SCHEDULE (Paragraph 3) LICENCE HOLDER China Nonferrous Metal Mining(Group) Corporation LUSAKA 2nd February, 2007 [Mcn.72/1/21] K.KONGA, Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry Supplement to the Republic of Zambia Government Gazette dated Friday. 9th February. 2006 53 GOVERNMENT OF ZAMBIA STATIITORY INSTRUMENT No. 17 OF 2007 The Customs and Excise Act (Laws, Volume 18, Cap. 322) The Customs and Excise (General) (Amendment) Regulations, 2007 IN EXERCISE of the powers contained in section one hundred and ninety-eight of the Customs and Excise Act, the following Regulations are hereby made:
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§ 1(1) These Regulations may be cited as the Customs and ExciseShort title

This provision gives the Regulations their short title, states they are to be read with the principal Regulations, and says they come into operation on 10th February, 2007.

1. (1) These Regulations may be cited as the Customs and Excise (General) (Amendment) Regulations, 2007, and shall be read as one with the Customs and Excise (General) Regulations, 2000, in these Regulations referred to as the principal Regulations. (2) These Regulations shall come into operation on lOthFebruary, 2007. Title and commen, cement S.I. No. 54 of 2000
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§ 2The principal Regulations are amended by the revocation ofSubstitution

This section replaces regulation 20 and sets rules for temporarily imported visitor vehicles, including exit within the authorised period unless the Commissioner-General gives written permission.

2. The principal Regulations are amended by the revocation of regu)3tion 20 and substitution therefor of the following regulation: (1) Entry of a visitor's motor vehicle when imported \/20. temporarily in accordance with paragraph (a) of subsection (2) of section thirty-four of the Act shall be made in Form CE 5 set out in the Eighth Schedule: Revocation and replacement of regulation20 Entry of visitor's motor vehicle when. imported temporarily • Provided that at any port where facilities are provided for the electronic Form CE 5, such facility shall be used. (2) Except with the written permission of the Commissioner­ General, any vehicle imported temporarily into Zambia shall be required to make exit within the authorised period. (3) There shall be charged, levied, collected and paid in respect of any vehicle which is temporarily imported and remains in Zambia in contravention of subsregulation (2) a fee at the rate set out in Part 11 of the First Schedule.
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§ 3Regulations 7 8 of the principal Regulations is amended by theAmendment

A fee is charged on temporarily imported goods that stay in Zambia beyond the authorised period.

3. Regulations 7 8 of the principal Regulations is amended by the insertion immediately after subregulation (3) of the following new sub­ regu]ation: Amendment of regulation 78 Copies of this Statutory Instrument can be obtained from the Government Printer.· P.O. Box 30136, 10101 Lusaka.PriceK2000each. 54 Statutory Instruments 9th Februaiy, 2007 Amendment of regulation 80 Insertion of new regulation 85A Remission of duty on deceased person's effects ( 4) There shall be charged, levied, collected and paid in respect of any temporarily imported goods that remain in Zambia beyond the authorised period a fee at the rate set out in Part l l of the First Schedule.
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§ 4Regulation 80 of the principal RegulationsSubstitution

This provision changes regulation 80, paragraph (c), replacing “one hundred United States Dollars” with “five hundred United States Dollars.”

4. Regulation 80 of the principal Regulations _j is amended in paragraph (c) by the deletion _of the words " one hundred United States Dollars "and the substitution therefor of the words " five hundred United States Dollars ". �- The principal Regulations are amended by the insertion �tnediately after regulation 85 of the following new regulation:
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§ 85A( l ) Subject to the other provisions of this regulation, aSubstitution

This provision grants remission of duty for certain household goods and personal effects of a deceased person, if listed conditions are met, and restricts later sale or disposal in Zambia without consent and any duty due.

85A. ( l ) Subject to the other provisions of this regulation, a remission of duty shall be granted in respect of household goods and personal effects including one motor vehicle duly registered in the name of a deceased person, imported by a duly appointed administrator of the estate of a deceased person whose remains are returned to Zambia for burial or are buried or cremated outside Zambia if the administrator proves to the satisfaction of the Commissioner-General- (a) that the deceased person was a Zambian citizen by decent or naturalization; (b) that the death of the deceased person was certified by a duly qualified medical practitioner; (c) that the household goods and personal effects were the property of the deceased person before the date of death; and (d) that the household goods and personal effects were imported by the administrator at the time of arrival of the remains in Zambia, or, if there is a delay between the arrival and the importation of the goods or where the remains were buried or cremated outside Zambia, that the delay is not unreasonable and is due to circumstances beyond the control of the administrator: Provided that the period of delay in the importation of the household goods and personal effects referred to in this paragraph shall not exceed six months from the date of the burial or cremation of the deceased. (2) Any person claiming a remission of duty under subregulation ( l ) shall lodge a duly completed entry together with a declaration in Form CE 20 as set out in the Eighth Schedule. (3) The household goods and personal effects on which a rebate of customs duty has been granted under this regulation shall not be sold or otherwise disposed of in Zambia, except with the prior consent of the Commissioner-General and on payment of duty, if any, at the rate leviable at the date of sale or disposal. 9th February, 2007 Statutory Instruments 55 (4) The Commissioner-General may, for the purpose of determining the amount of duty payable on any household goods and personal effects sold or disposed off in Zambia after use, take into consideration the depreciation since importation, and shall remit the whole duty if the sale or disposal is effected more than five years after the date upon which the rebate was first granted. $'. Regulation 86 of the principal Regulations is amended in subregulation (2) by the deletion of the words " two hundred and fifty United States Dollars " and the substitution therefor of the words " five hundred United States Dollars ".
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§ 7Regulation 89 of the principal Regulations is amendedSubstitution

This provision amends Regulation 89 by replacing “Investment Centre” with “Zambia Development Agency” and updating the related definition.

7. Regulation 89 of the principal Regulations is amended- (a) in subregulation ( 1) by the deletion of the words "Investment Centre" and the substitution therefor of the words "Zambia DevelopmentAgency " and (b) in subregulation (4) by the deletion of the definition 6f " Investment Centre " and substitution therefor of the following new definition: " Zambia Development Agency " means the Zambia Development Agency established under section three of the Zambia Development Act, 2?06. Regulation 89A of the principal Regulations is
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§ 8Section 8Substitution

This provision amends wording and numbering in a regulation, including replacing “Investment Centre” with “Zambia Development Agency” and renumbering subsections.

8. amended- (a) by the deletion of the words " Investment Centre " and the substitution therefor of the words " Zambia Development Agency " Amendment of regulation 86 Amendment of regulation 89 Act No. I I of 2006 Amendment of regulation 89A r-; ., • (b) by the insertion immediately after paragraph (a) of the . \ following new subsection: (b) trailers; (c) by the renumbering of subsections (b) and (c) as (c) and (d) respectively.
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§ 9The principal Regulations are amended by the insertionSubstitution

The Minister may approve a duty rebate, refund, or remission for eligible goods used in priority sectors of multi-facility economic zones, subject to conditions.

9. The principal Regulations are amended by the insertion immediately after regulation 89B of the following new regulation: 89C (I) The Minister may, on the recommendation of the Director-General of the Zambia DevelopmentAgency approve a rebate, refund or remission, for five years, of the whole or any part of the duty, paid or payable in respect of raw materials, machinery, equipment 311d such other capital goods, other than spare parts therefor, required foruse in priority sectors of multi-facility economic zones. ,. Insertion of new regulation 89C Rebate, refund or remission of duty o n in go ods multi-facility e c o n o m i c zone 56 Statutory Instruments 9th February, 2007 (2) Any rebate, refund or remission approved pursuant to this regulation shall be as determined by the Minister and shall be-- (a) on condition that the goods in respect of which a rebate, refund or remission is approved shall not be sold or otherwise disposed off except with the prior consentof the Commissioner-General and upon payment of duty, if any, at a rate leviable at the date of such sale or disposal; and (b) on such conditions as the Commissioner-General may determine. (3) The Commissioner-General may, for purposes of determining the amount of duty payable on any article under paragraph (a) of subregulation (2), take into consideration the depreciation of the article since it was imported, removed in bond or purchased from open stocks, as the case may be, and The Commissioner-General shall remit the duty if the sale or disposal is effected more than five years after the date when the rebate, refund or remission of duty was granted. ActNo. I I of 2006 Act No. 1 1 of 2006 Amendment offirst Schedule ( 4) In th is regulation- " priority sector " has the meaning assigned to it by the Zambia DevelopmentAgency Act, 2006; and " multi-facility economic zone " has the meaning as assigned to it by the l.ambia DevelopmentAgeocy Act, 2006. I 0. The First Schedule to the principal Regulations is arnended- (a) in Part 1 by the deletion of the number " 1 000" and substitution therefore of the nwnber "3000"; and (b) in Part 6 by the deletion in the fees column opposite items (a}, (b), ( c), (d), (e) and (I) of the number " 1 0" and substitution therefor of the number "25 ". Amendment ofThird Schedule 1 1 . The Third Schedule to the principal Regulations is amended by the insertion in the appropriate places of the organisations set out in the Appendix to these Regulations. APPENDIX (Regulation 11) Amendment to the Third Schedule APPROVED 0RGANISAT!ONS (a) Save the children Norway (b) World Fish Centre LUSAKA 8th February, 2007 [ MFB.l 03/1 7 /30] N. P. MAGANDE, Minister of Finance and National Planning
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