Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019

Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 1 GOVERNMENT NOTICE NO. 455 Published on. 14/6/2019 THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACT (CAP. 283) REGULATIONS (Made under sections 121(a) and (f)) THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (TOURIST HUNTING) (AMENDMENT) REGULATIONS, 2019 Citation GN. NO. 414 of 2015 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019 and shall be read as one with the Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) Regulations hereinafter referred to as the “principal Regulations”. Amendment of regulation 2 2. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 2 by- (a) adding the definition of the term “Board” in the appropriate alphabetical order: GN. NO. 135 of 2014 “Board” means the Board of Directors of Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority established by the Wildlife Conservation (Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority) Establishment Order;” (b) deleting the definition of the terms “conservation fees” and “observer fee” and substituting for them the following: “conservation fees” means an amount of money paid by a hunting client for extra days spent in the hunting block. “observer fee” means a fee paid by an observer during hunting through a hunting company to observe hunting activities;” Amendment of regulation 3 3. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 3(2) by deleting the words “together with” and substituting for them the words “in accordance to” Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 2 Amendment of regulation 5 4. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 5 by deleting sub-regulation (2) and substituting for it the following: “(2) The Director shall categorize hunting blocks in three categories in accordance with the Grade Points Average score of each hunting block calculated from the criteria specified in the Tenth Schedule as follows- (a) Category I comprise of hunting blocks with Grade Point Average Score ranging from 3.1 to 3.6; (b) Category II comprise of hunting blocks with Grade Point Average Score ranging from 2.4 to 3.0; (c) Category III comprise of hunting blocks with Grade Point Average Score ranging from 1.7 to 2.3”. Amendment of regulation 7 5. The principal Regulations are amended by adding immediately after sub-regulation (3) the following new sub- regulation: “(4) Unless the tenure of a hunting block has been renewed, hunting companies shall cease to operate and vacate the hunting block at the end of each hunting term.” Amendment of regulation 8 6. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 8 by deleting sub-regulation (1) and substituting for it the following: “(1) The Minister shall advertise vacant hunting blocks for auction and invite applications for bidding.” Amendment of regulation 9 7. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 9(2) by- (a) deleting figure “300,000.00” appearing in the proviso to paragraph (a) and substituting for it figure “150,000.00”; (b) deleting figure “1,000,000.00” appearing in the proviso to paragraph (b) and substituting for it figure “500,000.00”. Amendment of regulation 12 8. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 12 by- (a) adding the words “and issue a hunting block allocation certificate in the prescribed form set out in the Second Schedule to these Regulations” immediately after the word “applicant” appearing at Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 3 the end of sub-regulation (3); (b) adding the word “Allocation” immediately after the word “Block” appearing in sub-regulation (4). Addition of regulation 12A 9. The principal regulations are amended by adding immediately after regulation 12 the following new regulation: “Aucti on and tender ing of huntin g blocks 12A.-(1) Notwithstanding the provisions of these Regulations, the Minister may allocate hunting blocks through auction, tender or any other competitive means he may deem appropriate. (2) The provisions of regulations 7(2),7(3),8 and 16 shall not apply to hunting blocks obtained through auction, tender or any other competitive means. (3) The Board may make guidelines for- (a) the conduct of auction, tender or other competitive means of allocation of hunting blocks; (b) the assessment of the performance of hunting companies allocated blocks through auction, tender or other competitive means.” Amendment of regulation 13 10. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 13 by – (a) deleting the word “seasonal” appearing in sub- regulation (1) and substituting for it the word “annual”; (b) deleting sub-regulation (4) and substituting for it the following: “(4) Notwithstanding sub-regulation (3), block fees for hunting blocks obtained through auction, tender or other competitive means shall be as determined during auction, tender or competitive means.” (c) adding the following sub-regulations immediately after sub-regulation (7): “(8) The holder of a hunting block certificate shall, by 30th day of September, pay an amount of not less than USD 5000 annually to Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority as contribution to the implementation of various community development projects. Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 4 (9) The Board shall make guidelines for the distribution of the contribution stipulated under sub regulation (8).” Amendment of regulation 14 11. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 14- (a) in sub-regulation (4), by deleting the reference to “sub-regulation (3)” and substituting for it the reference to “sub-regulation (1)”; (b) in sub-regulation (5), by deleting the words “cause a hunting block allocation certificate to the transferee” and substituting for them the words “cause a hunting block allocation certificate to be issued to the transferee”. Amendment of regulation 15 12. The principal Regulations are amended by deleting regulation 15. Amendment of regulation 16 13. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 16(4) by- (a) adding the word “Allocation” immediately after the word “Block” ; (b) deleting the words “to the villages within and adjacent to his hunting block” appearing in paragraph (c). Amendment of regulation 19 14. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 19- (a) in sub-regulation (1), by deleting the words “subject to sub regulation (2),” appearing in paragraph (a); (b) by designating the contents of sub-regulation (2) as the closing phrase to sub-regulation (1); (c) renumbering sub-regulations (3), (4), (5) and (6) as sub-regulations (2), (3), (4) and (5); (d) deleting the reference to “sub-regulation (3)” appearing in the renumbered sub-regulation (3) and substituting for it the reference to “sub-regulation (2)”. Amendment of regulation 20 15. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 20 by- (a) deleting the reference to “Sixth Schedule” in sub- regulation (5) and substituting for it the reference to “Fifth Schedule”; Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 5 (b) adding immediately after sub-regulation (5) the following sub-regulation (6): “(6) The Director may, upon application made before the expiry of the hunting permit, grant additional days which shall not exceed 30 days to the holder of a hunting permit.” (c) renumbering sub-regulations (6), (7), (8), (9), (10), (11) and (12) as (7), (8), (9), (10), (11), (12) and (13); (d) deleting the words “forty two days after the expiry of a hunting permit” appearing in the renumbered sub-regulation (13)(a) and substituting for them the words “fourteen days after the issuance of invoice”; (e) deleting the words “without prejudice to regulation 19(3)” appearing in the renumbered sub-regulation (13)(b). Amendment of regulation 22 16. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 22(1) by deleting the words “forty two” and substituting for them the word “thirty”. Amendment of regulation 23 17. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 23 by (a) deleting sub-regulation (7)(a) and substituting for it the following: “ (a) Category A which shall allow the holder to supervise hunting of dangerous animals;” (b) deleting sub-regulation (8); (c) adding the following proviso immediately after sub- regulation (11): “Provided that, where a professional hunter is exclusively supervising bird shooting safari, he may guide up to four clients.” Amendment of regulation 24 18. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 24(2)(c) by deleting the words “trophies hunted” and substituting for them the words “animals hunted”. Amendment of regulation 26 19. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 26 by deleting sub-regulations (2), (3), (4) and (5) and substituting for them the following: “(2) Without prejudice to sub-regulation (1), a person shall not hunt- Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 6 (a) an elephant whose one of the tusks weighs less than 20 kgs or measures less than 160cm; (a) a leopard whose length from the tip of the nose to the base of the tail is less than 130cm; a crocodile whose length from the nose to the tip of the tail is less than 300 cm. (3) Any professional hunter who guides a client to hunt in contravention of the provisions of this regulation commits an offence and shall upon conviction be liable to a fine of US Dollars four thousand.” Amendment of regulation 27 20. The principal Regulations are amended in regulation 27 by- (a) deleting sub-regulations (1) and (2) and substituting for them the following: “(1) Without prejudice to sub-regulation 26(1), no person shall hunt a lion of an age below six years and if such person hunts a lion below the age of six years shall be liable to a fine prescribed under sub-regulation (2), and the Director shall order the following: (a) where the lion hunted is below the age of four years confiscate the hunted trophy; (b) where a professional hunter supervises the hunting of a lion which is below the age of four years for the third time, suspend the professional hunter from supervising hunting of lions for three consecutive hunting seasons. (2) Any professional hunter who guides a client to hunt a lion in contravention of sub-regulation (1) commits an offence and is liable on conviction- (a) where the lion hunted is of the age of four or five years, to a fine of US Dollars two thousand five hundred and be allowed to export the hunted trophy; (b) where the lion hunted is below the age of four years- (i) to a fine of US Dollars two thousand five hundred for the first time of commission of an offence; (ii) to a fine of US Dollars three thousand for the second time of commission of an offence; or (iii) to a fine of US Dollars four thousand for the Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 7 third time of commission of an offence.”; (b) deleting the reference to “subregulation (8)” appearing in sub-regulation (4) and substituting for it the reference to “subregulation (3)”. Amendment of Second Schedule 21. The principal Regulations are amended in the Second Schedule by- (a) deleting the reference to “regulation 13(3)” appearing in the enabling provision and substituting for it the reference to “regulation 12(3)”; (b) deleting the words “Signature of the Director and Official seal” and substituting for them the words “Signature of the Minister and Official stamp” Amendment of Third Schedule 22. The principal Regulations are amended in the Third Schedule- (a) by deleting Table A on mammals and substituting for it the following: Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 8 THIRD SCHEDULE (Made under regulations 13(4)) GAME FEES PAYABLE FOR TOURIST HUNTING A. MAMMALS NO . ENGLISH NAME SWAHILI NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME FEES (USD) 1. Aardvark Muhanga Orycteropus afer 360.00 2. Aardwolf Fisi wa Ankole Proteles cristattus 420.00 3. Abbot’s duiker Mindi Cephalophus spadix 300.00 4. African elephant- at least one tusk weighing between 20kg and 25Kg or measuring not less than 160 cm Tembo Loxodonta Africana 10,000.00 African Elephant – at least one tusk weighing between 25.1 Kg and 30kg or not less than 160cm Tembo Loxodonta Africana 12,000.00 5. African Elephant – at least one tusk weighing 30kg and above or not less than 160cm Tembo Loxodonta Africana 20,000.00 6. African Savanna Hare (Scrub Hare) Sungura Lepus victoriae 20.00 7. Cape Hare Sungura Lepus capensis 20.00 8. Baboon Olive Nyani Mwekundu Papio anubis 100.00 9. Baboon Yellow Nyani Njano Papio cynocephalus 100.00 10. Banded Mongoose Nguchiro Mungos mungo 60.00 11. Bat-eared fox Mbweha masikio Otocyon megalotis 250.00 12. Black & White Colobus Monkey Mbega mweusi na Mweupe Colobus spp 600.00 13. Black backed jackal Bweha shaba Canis mesomelas 200.00 14. Black Mangabey Babakoto Lophocebus atterimus 590.00 15. Blue duiker Ndimba Cephalophus monticola 250.00 16. Blue monkey Kima Cercopithecus mitis 100.00 17. Reedbuck Bohor Tohe ndope Redunca redunca 450.00 18. Buffalo African Cape Nyati Synceris caffer caffer 2,500.00 19. Burchell’s Zebra Pundamilia Equus burchelli 1,000.00 20. Bushbuck Maasai Mbawala (Pongo) Tragelophus scriptus 700.00 21. Bushbuck Chobe Mbawala (Pongo) Tragelophus scriptus omatus 600.00 22. Bushpig Nguruwe mwitu Potamochoerus porcus 350.00 23. Caracal Simba mangu Felis caracal 150.00 Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 9 24. Civet cat Fungo Civettictis civetta 200.00 25. Hartebeest Coke’s Kongoni Alcelaphus buselaphus cokei 1,000.00 26. Common duiker Nsya (Nogorombwe) Sylvicapra grimmia 250.00 27. Common waterbuck Kuro-ngogoro Kobus ellipsiprymnus 800.00 28. Defassa waterbuck Kuro (singisingi) Kobus defassa 800.00 29. Dikdik Kirk’s Digidigi (Suguya) Madoqua kirkii 300.00 30. Edwards Potto Potto Perodicticus potto edwardii 360.00 31. Eland Pofu (Mbunju) Taurotragus oryx 1,700.00 32. Four-toed hedgehog Kalunguyeye Erinaceus albiventris 100.00 33. Genet Kanu Genetta genetta 200.00 34. Gerenuk Swala twiga Litocranius walleri 3,200.00 35. Giant Forest Hog Nguruwe mkubwa Hylochoerus meinertzhagen 445.00 36. Golden jackal (Common Jackal) Bweha dhahabu Canis aureus 200.00 37. Grant’s gazelle Swala granti Gazella grantii 600.00 38. Greater bush baby Komba Galago crassicaudatus 180.00 39. Greater kudu Tandala mkubwa Tragelaphus strepsiceros 2,000.00 40. Ground Pangolin Kakakuona Smutsia teminnakii 960.00 41. Hippopotamus Kiboko Hippopotamus amphibius 1,500.00 42. Impala East African Swala pala Aepyceros melampus rendili 300.00 43. Impala Southern Swalapala Aepyceros melampus melampus 200.00 44. Jumping hare/springhare Kamendegere Pedetes capensis 75.00 45. Klipspringer Mbuzi mawe Oreotragus oreotragus 700.00 46. Leopard Chui Panthera pardus 4,500.00 47. Lesser galago Komba Galago senegalensis 150.00 48. Lesser kudu Tandama mdogo Tragelaphus imberbis 3,200.00 49. Hartebeest Lichteinstein’s Konzi Alcelaphus buselaphus lichteinsteinii 650.00 50. Lion Simba (dume tu) Panthera leo 7,000.00 51. Marsh Mongoose Nguchiro Herpestes/Atilax paludinosus 60.00 52. Mountain Reedbuck Tohe milima Redunca furvorufula 800.00 53. Nile Crocodile Mamba Crocodylus niloticus 1,700.00 54. Nyasa Wildebeest Nyumbu kusi (Nyasi) Connochaetes taurinus Taurinus 650.00 55. Oribi Common Taya Ourebia ourebi 250.00 56. Oryx Fringed Eared Choroa Oryx gazelle 3,500.00 57. Otter Fisi maji Aonyx /Lutra spp 170.00 Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 10 58. Patas (Red) Monkey Kima Mwekundu Erythrocebs patas 120.00 59. Porcupine crested Nungunungu Hystrix cristata 150.00 60. Puku Sheshe Kobus vardoni 800.00 61. Pygmy antelope (Suni) Paa (Suni) Nesotragus moschatus 300.00 62. Ratel (Honey badger) Nyegere Melivora capensis 300.00 63. Red Colobus Monkey Mbega Mwekundu Colobus badius/ Piliocolobus spp 360.00 64. Red duiker (harveys red) Funo (Mbatuka) Cephalophus natalensis 300.00 65. Roan antelope Korongo Hippotragus equinus 3,500.00 66. Roberts Gazelle Swala Roberti Gazella robertsi 700.00 67. Rock hyrax Pimbi (kwaga) Heterohyrax brucei 100.00 68. Sable antelope Common Palahala Hippotragus niger 3,500.00 69. Sable Antelope Roosevelt Palahala Hippotragus niger roosevelti 3,500.00 70. Serval cat Mondo Felis serval 200.00 71. Shape’s Grysbok Dongoro Shapi Raphicerus sharpie 350.00 72. Side stripped jackal Bweha mraba Canis adustus 200.00 73. Sitatunga East Africa Nzohe Tragelaphus spekei 3,000.00 74. Southern Reedbuck Tohe kusi Redunca arundinum 400.00 75. Spotted hyaena Fisi madoa (kingungwa) Crocuta crocuta 400.00 76. Steinbuck Dondoro Raphicerus campestris 250.00 77. Striped hyaena Fisi Miraba Hyaena hyaena 700.00 78. Thomson Gazelle Swala tomi Gazella thomsonii 500.00 79. Topi Nyamera Damaliscuss korrigun jimela 800.00 80. Tree hyrax Pelele (wibari) Dendrohyrax arboreaus 100.00 81. Vervet monkey Tumbili Cercopithecus aethiops 100.00 82. Warthog Ngiri Phacochoerus aethiopicus 300.00 83. White nosed Monkey Kima puti Cercopithecus nictitaus 180.00 84. White tailed Mongoose Karambago Ichneumia albicauda 60.00 85. White-beared wildbeest Nyumbu kidevu Connochaetes taurimus albojubatus 650.00 86. Wild cat Kimburu Felis lybica 200.00 87. Wild dog Mbwa Mwitu Lycaon pictus 1,200.00 88. Zorilla Kicheche Ictonyx striatus 150.00 ” (b) in Table B on birds, by deleting item 73 and substituting for it the following: Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 11 “ No. ENGLISH NAME SWAHILI NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME GAME FEES (USD) 73. Ostrich Mbuni Struthio camelus 1,000.00 ” (c) in Table C on reptiles, by- (i) adding immediately after item 2 the following new item 3: “ No. ENGLISH NAME SWAHILI NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME GAME FEES (USD) 3. Crocodile Nile Mamba Crocodilusniloticus 1,700.00 ” (ii) renumbering items 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 as items 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 respectively; (iii) deleting the renumbered item 11 and substituting for it the following: “ No. ENGLISH NAME SWAHILI NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME GAME FEES (USD) 11. Python Chatu Python spp 300.00 ” Amendment of Fifth Schedule 23. The principal Regulations are amended by deleting the Fifth Schedule and substituting for it the following: FIFTH SCHEDULE (Made under regulation 13(1) and (2)) FEES A: BLOCK FEES S/N TYPE OF FEE FEES (USD) 1. Application/renewal fee for Category I hunting block 5,000.00 2. Application/renewal fee for Category II hunting block 2,000.00 3. Application/renewal fee for Category III hunting block 1,000.00 5. Annual Block Fee (a) Category I 60,000.00 (b) Category II 30,000.00 Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 12 (c) Category III 18,000.00 6. Hunting block transfer request fee 1,000.00 7. Hunting block transfer fee 20% of the annual block fee B: PERMIT FEES S/N SAFARI PACKAGE NUMBER OF DAYS FEES (USD) 1. Regular 10 1,500.00 2. Major 14 3,000.00 3. Premium 21 4,500.00 4. Bird shooting 250 per hunter per day C: PROFESSIONAL HUNTERS FEES TYPE OF FEE USD Citizen Non-citizen Licence 600.00 2,000.00 D: Intercompany hunting permit fees USD 500.00 E: Conservation Fees per hunter per day USD 100.00 F: Observer Fees per observer per day USD 50.00 ” Amendment of Sixth Schedule 24. The principal Regulations are amended by deleting the Sixth Schedule and substituting for it the following: “ SIXTH SCHEDULE (Made under regulation 20(3)) TROPHY HUNTING APPLICATION FORM Company Information Company Name Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 13 Address Email Name of contact Person Mobile Email: Client Particulars Client Name (Full) Sex Age Passport No. Place of Issue Natio nality Occupati on Email Address Hunting Safari Particulars Name (s) of Professional Hunter PH Licence Category PH Licence Number Name of hunting Block (s) were hunting is to be conducted 1 2 3 4 5 Safari package (tick one) Regula r (10 Days) Major (14 Days) Premi um (21 Days) Bird Shooti ng Extra Days Dates Fro m To Fire arms detail s Type Calibr e Make Maker’s No Import Permit No Place of issue Date issued 1 2 3 4 List of Observers (Must be 6 years old and above) Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 14 S/N Name Age Nationa lity Passport No No. days From Date TO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 I hereby declare that the above particulars are correct to the best of my knowledge and further declare that I understand the requirements of the Wildlife Conservation Act. 2009 and of subsidiary legislation made there under. Date:…………………………. ………………………………………… Name and Signature of the applicant and official stamp LIST OF ANIMALS S/ N English Scientific Name Quantity Area to be hunted (If other than main permit) 1 Baboon Yellow Papio Anubis 2 Baboon Olive Papio cynocephalus 3 Buffalo African cape Syncerus caffer caffer 4 Bushbuck Chobe Tragelaphus scriptus omatus 5 Bushbuck Masai Tragelaphus scriptus delameri 6 Bushpig Potamochoerus larvatus 7 Caracal Caracal caracal 8 Civet African Civettictis civetta 9 Crocodile Nile Crocodilus niloticus 10 Dikdik Kirk's Madoqua kirkii kirkii 11 Duiker Abbott's Cephalophas spadix 12 Duiker Common Sylvicapra grimmia abyssinicus Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 15 13 Duiker Harvey's red Cephalophas natalensis 14 Eland Livingstones Tragelaphus oryx livingstoni 15 Eland Paterson's Tragelaphus oryx pattersonius 16 Elephant African Loxodonta Africana 17 Fox Bat eared Otocyon megalotis 18 Gazelle Grant's Nanger granti granti 19 Gazelle Robert's Nanger granti robertsi 20 Gazelle Thomson's Eudorcas thomsonii 21 Genet Blotched Genetta tigrina 22 Genet Common Genetta genetta 23 Gerenuk Litocranius walleri walleri 24 Grysbock Sharpe's Raphicerus sharpie 25 Hare Scrub Lepus capensis 26 Hare Cape Lepus saxatilis 27 Hartebeest Coke's Alcelaphus buselaphus cokii 28 Hartebeest Lichteinstein's Alcelaphus buselaphus lichtensteinii 29 Hippo Hippopotamus amphibius 30 Hyaena Spotted Crocuta crocuta 31 Hyaena Striped Hyaena hyaena dubbah 32 Impala East African Aepyceros melampus rendili 33 Impala Southern Aepyceros melampus melampus 34 Jackal Common Canis aureus 35 Jackal Side striped Canis adustus 36 Jackal Sliver backed Canis mesomelas 37 Klipspringer Oreotragus oreotragus 38 Kudu Greater Tragelophus strepsiceros bea 39 Kudu Lesser Tragelaphus imberbis 40 Leopard Panthera pardus pardus 41 Lion Panthera leo 42 Mongoose Banded Mungos mungo 43 Mongoose White tailed Ichneumia albicauda 44 Monkey Blue Cercopithecus mitis 45 Monkey Vervet Chlorocebus pygerythrus 46 Oribi Common Ourebia ourebi ourebi 47 Oryx Fringed eared Oryx beisa calotis 48 Ostrich Struthioformes camelopardalus 49 Porcupine Crested Hystrix cristata 50 Puku Kobus vardonii 51 Python Rock Pythin sebae 52 Ratel (Honey Badger) Mellivora capensis 53 Reedbuck Bohor Redunca redunca wardi 54 Reedbuck Mountain (Chandler's) Redunca fulvorufula chandleri 55 Reedbuck Southern (Common) Redunca arundinum 56 Roan Antelope Hippotragus equinus Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 16 langheldi 57 Sable Antelope Roosevelt Hippotragus niger roosevelti 58 Sable Antelope Common Hippotragus niger kirkii 59 Serval Cat Leptailurus serval 60 Sitatunga East African Tragelaphus spekii spekii 61 Steinbuck Raphicerus campestris 62 Suni (Pygmy Antelope) Neotragus moschatus 63 Topi Damaliscus lunatus jimela 64 Warthog Phacochoerus africanus 65 Waterbuck Common Kobus ellipsiprymnus ellipsiprymnus 66 Waterbuck Defassa Kobus ellipsiprymnus defassa 67 Wildcat Felis sylvestris lybica 68 Wildebeest Eastern White bearded Connochaetes taurinus albojubatus 69 Wildebeest Western White bearded Connochaetes taurinus johnstoni 70 Wildebeest Nyasa Connochaetes taurinus mearnsi 71 Zebra Burchell's Equus quagga bruchelli 72 Zorilla Ictonyx striatus 73 Dove 74 Duck 75 Francolin 76 Geese 77 Guineafowl 78 Pigeon 79 Sandgrouse 80 Spurfowl Wildlife Conservation (Tourist Hunting) (Amendment) GN. NO. 455 (Contd.) 17 I hereby declare that the above particulars are correct to the best of my knowledge and further declare that I understand the requirements of the Wildlife Conservation Act, 2009 and of subsidiary legislation made there under. Date:…………………………. ……………………………… Name and Signature of the applicant and official stamp NOTE: Application permit be accompanied with certified copies of the Passport for the Client and Observer and the certified copy of the firearm import permit.” Amendment of Tenth Schedule 25. The principal Regulations are amended in the Tenth Schedule by deleting the Table on GPA Cut-off points and substituting for it the following: TENTH SCHEDULE (Made under regulation 5(1)) A. GPA CUT-OFF POINTS FOR HUNTING BLOCK CATEGORIES (Based on equal interval between relative minimum and maximum scores) Category Max. GPA Min. GPA I 3.6 3.1 II 3.0 2.4 III 2.3 1.7 Dodoma, HAMISI KIGWANGALA 8th June, 2019 Ministry for Natural Resources and Tourism