National Parks and Wildlife (Licence and Fees) Regulations (Cap. 201)

follows the Zambia-Zimbabwe International Boundary in a westerly direction to the confluence of the Zambezi and Chongwe Rivers; thence up the Chongwe River to a point on the confluence of the Chongwe-Chindulwe Rivers; thence up in a straight line in a north-easterly direction to the source of the Ikando River; thence down the Ikando River to its confluence with the Lusangashi River; thence in a straight line in a north-easterly direction to the Mwambashi River; thence up the Mwambashi River to the point where it crosses the Shinjela-Chakwenga Road; thence along the Shinjela Road in a north-westerly direction to its junction with the Great East Road at Shinjela Picket; thence along the Great East Road in an easterly direction to the point where it crosses the Nyampande River; thence down the Nyampande River to its confluence with the Chakwenga River; thence down the Chakwenga River to the beacon erected thereon; thence in a straight line due east for a distance of 16 kilometres to the top of the Kaulashishi Hill; thence along the Luangwa-Lusaka District Boundary in a north-easterly direction to the point where it crosses the Rufunsa River; thence down the Rufunsa River in a south-easterly direction to the beacon erected thereon; thence in a straight line in a southerly direction for a distance of approximately 28.9 kilometres to the Chipoko Rocks, the point of starting. All distances are approximate and all bearings are from magnetic north. The above-described area, in extent 4,092 square kilometres approximately, is situate in the Lusaka Rural and Luangwa Districts and is shown bordered in red on Plan No. N.P. 19, deposited in the office of the Surveyor-General and dated 14th March, 1983. THE NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE (LICENCES AND FEES) REGULATIONS [ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS] Regulation 1. Title 2. District and Game Licences 3. Bird Licences 4. National Game Licences 5. Elephant Licences 6. Safari Licences 7. Supplementary Safari Licences 8. Daily Record to be kept by Professional Hunters 9. Special Licences 10. Professional Hunter's Licences 11. Apprentice Professional Hunter's Licences 12. Professional Tour Guide's Licences 13. Game Management Area Permits for Residents 14. Game Management Area Permits for Non-residents 15. Certificate of Ownership of Trophies 16. Export Permit for Ivory and Rhinoceros horn; 17. Export Permit for Wild Animals, Meat and Live Birds 18. Export Permit for other Trophies, etc. 19. Import Permit for Ivory and Rhinoceros horn 20. Import Permit for Wild Animals, Meat and Live Birds 21. Import Permit for other Trophies, etc. 22. Trophy Dealer's Permit 23. Trophy Dealer's Register 24. Receipt for Things Seized 25. Certificate of Evaluation of Trophies 26. Certificate of Identification of Trophies 27. Authority to sell meat of game/protected animal 28. Authority to sell or hunt any game/protected animal Regulation 29. Power of Minister to authorise employment of others to hunt 30. Duplicates 31. Revocation of Statutory Instrument No. 2 of 1971 FIRST SCHEDULE-Prescribed SECOND SCHEDULE-Prescribed SECTIONS 56, 62, 184 AND 185-THE NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE (LICENCES AND FEES) REGULATIONS Statutory Instrument 111 of 1993 43 of 1994 53 of 1995 147 of 1996 Act No. 13 of 1994 1. These Regulations may be cited as the National Parks and Wildlife (Licence and Fees) Regulations. Title 2. (1) Any application for a district game licence shall be in Form NPW1 in the First Schedule. District game licences (2) The fee payable in respect of a district game licence shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule. (3) A district game licence shall be in Form NPW 2 in the First Schedule. (4) A district game licence shall authorise the licensee to hunt the game animals specified therein in accordance with the terms and conditions so specified and in the numbers so specified. 3. (1) An application for a bird licence shall be made in Form NPW 3 in the First Schedule. Bird licence (2) The fee payable in respect of a bird licence shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule. (3) A bird licence shall be in Form NPW 4 in the First Schedule. (4) A bird licence shall authorise the licensee to hunt the bird specified therein in any area in Zambia, other than a National Park or a Game Management Area, in accordance with the terms and conditions so specified and in the numbers so specified. 4. (1) An application for a national game licence shall be made in Form NPW 5 in the First Schedule. National game licences (2) The fee payable in respect of a national game licence shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule. (3) A national game licence shall be in Form NPW 6 in the First Schedule. (4) A national game licence shall authorise the licensee to hunt the game animals and the protected animals specified therein in the area of the Province specified therein, other than a National Park or a Game Management Area, in accordance with the terms and conditions so specified and in the numbers so specified. 5. (1) An application for an elephant licence shall be made in Form NPW 7 in the First Schedule. Elephant licences (2) The fee payable in respect of an elephant shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule. (3) An elephant licence shall be in Form NPW 8 in the First Schedule. (4) An elephant licence shall authorise a licensee to hunt no more than one elephant of the sex specified therein in the area or areas so specified in accordance with the terms and conditions so specified. 6. (1) An application for a safari licence shall be made in Form NPW 9 in the First Schedule. Safari licences (2) The fee payable in respect of a safari licence shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule. (3) A safari licence shall be in Form NPW 10 in the First Schedule. 7. (1) An application for a supplementary safari licence shall be made in Form NPW 11 in the First Schedule. Supplementary safari licences (2) The fee payable in respect of a supplementary safari licence shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule. (3) A supplementary safari licence shall be in Form NPW12 in the First Schedule. (4) A supplementary safari licence shall authorise the licensee to hunt the game animals specified therein in the area or areas specified, other than a National Park, in accordance with the terms and conditions so specified and in the numbers so specified. 8. The records and certificate required to be kept and completed by a professional hunter under section one hundred and three of the Act shall be in Form NPW 13 in the First Schedule and, in relation to any game animals and protected animals hunted by a client under a safari licence and supplementary safari licence recorded therein, shall be completed daily. Daily record to be kept by professional hunters 9. (1) A special licence shall be in Form NPW 14 in the First Schedule. Special licences (2) The fee payable in respect of a special licence shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule or such lesser amount as the Minister may, in any particular case, determine. 10. (1) An application for a professional hunter's licence shall be made in Form NPW 15 in the First Schedule and shall be subject to the terms and conditions specified therein. Professional hunter's licences (2) A professional hunter's licence shall be in Form NPW 16 in the First Schedule and shall be subject to the terms and conditions specified therein. 11. (1) An application for an apprentice professional hunter's licence shall be made in Form NPW 17 in the First Schedule. Apprentice professional hunter's licences (2) The fee payable in respect of an apprentice professional hunter's licence shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule. (3) An apprentice professional hunter's licence shall be in Form NPW 18 in the First Schedule and shall be subject to the terms and conditions specified therein. 12. (1) An application for a professional tour guide's licence shall be made in Form NPW 19 in the First Schedule. Professional tour guide's licences (2) A professional tour guide's licence shall be in Form NPW 20 in the First Schedule and shall be subject to the terms and conditions specified therein. 13. (1) An application by a person who is a resident, to hunt in a game management area shall be made in Form 21 in the First Schedule. Resident's permit for Game Management Area (2) The fee payable in respect of a permit referred to in sub-regulation (3) shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule or such lesser amount as the Minister may, in any particular case, determine. (3) A permit issued under section fifty-six of the Act to a person who ordinarily resides in the Game Management Area shall be in Form NPW22 in the First Schedule. 14. (1) An application by a person other than a resident for a permit to hunt in a Game Management Area shall be made in Form 23 in the First Schedule. Non-resident's permit for Game Management Area (2) The fee payable in respect of a permit referred to in sub-regulation (3) shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule or such lesser amount as the Minister may, in any particular case, determine. (3) A permit issued pursuant to section fifty-six of the Act to a person other than a resident authorising him to hunt in a Game Management Area shall be in Form NPW 24 in the First Schedule. (4) In this regulation, "resident", in relation to a Game Management Area, means a person who ordinarily resides in such Game Management Area. 15. (1) A certificate of ownership issued pursuant to section one hundred and thirty-two of the Act shall be in Form NPW 25 in the First Schedule. Certificates of ownership to trophies (2) When a certificate of ownership is issued to any person in respect of any trophy the holder shall be the absolute owner of the said trophy until such trophy is transferred to another person either by way of sale or gift, in which case the holder shall endorse his signature. 16. (1) A permit issued pursuant to section one hundred and fifty-three of the Act in respect of the export of any ivory or rhinoceros horn shall be in Form NPW 26 in the First Schedule. Export permit for ivory and rhinoceros horn (2) The fee payable in respect of a permit referred to in sub-regulation (1) shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule. 17. (1) A permit issued pursuant to section one hundred and fifty-three of the Act in respect of the export of any wild animal or the meat thereof or any live bird shall be in Form NPW 27 in the First Schedule. Export permit for ivory and rhinoceros horn (2) The fee payable in respect of a permit referred to in sub-regulation (1) shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule. 18. (1) A permit issued pursuant to section one hundred and fifty-three of the Act in respect of the export of any trophy (other than ivory, rhinoceros horn, any wild animal or the meat thereof or any live bird) shall be in Form NPW 28 in the First Schedule. Export permit for other game trophies, etc., (2) The fee payable in respect of a permit referred to in sub-regulation (1) shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule or such lesser amount as the Minister may, in any particular case, determine. 19. (1) A permit issued pursuant to section one hundred and forty-nine of the Act in respect of the import of any ivory or rhinoceros horn shall be in Form NPW 29 in the First Schedule. Import permit for ivory and rhinoceros horn (2) The fee payable in respect of a permit referred to in sub-regulation (1) shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule or such lesser amount as the Minister may, in any particular case, determine. 20. (1) A permit issued pursuant to section one hundred and forty-nine of the Act in respect of the import of any wild animal or the meat thereof or any live bird shall be in Form NPW 30 in the First Schedule. Import permit for wild animals, meat and live birds (2) The fee payable in respect of a permit referred to in sub-regulation (1) shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule. 21. (1) A permit issued pursuant to section one hundred and forty-nine of the Act in respect of the import of any trophy (other than ivory, rhinoceros horn, any wild animal or the meat thereof or any live bird) shall be in Form NPW 31 in the First Schedule. Import permit for other game trophies, etc. (2) The fee payable in respect of a permit referred to in sub-regulation (1) shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule or such lesser amount as the Minister may, in any particular case, determine. 22. (1) An application for a trophy dealer's permit shall be made in Form NPW 32 in the First Schedule. Trophy dealer's permit (2) A trophy dealer's permit shall be in Form NPW 33 in the First Schedule. 23. (1) For the purposes of section one hundred and thirty of the Act, every trophy dealer shall keep and maintain a register in Form NPW 34 in the First Schedule and shall record therein in respect of every trophy bought, sold, processed or otherwise dealt in by him, the particulars specified in the said Form. Trophy dealer's register (2) Every register kept and maintained during any year by a trophy dealer pursuant to section one hundred and thirty of the Act shall be delivered by him to the Director not later than thirty days after the 31st December in that year. 24. The receipt referred to in subsection (2) of section one hundred and fifty-eight shall be in Form NPW 35 set out in the First Schedule. Form of receipt for anything seized 25. (1) The Director or any officer authorised in writing by the Director may value trophies presented before him by a person in lawful possession of such trophies, and shall issue a certificate of valuation of such trophies in Form NPW 36 set out in the First Schedule. Certificate of valuation of trophies (2) The fee payable for a valuation certificate referred to sub-regulation (1) shall be the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule. 26. Whenever a police officer for the purposes of identification presents to a wildlife police officer or honorary wildlife police officer any trophy suspected to have been obtained in contravention of any provisions made under the Act, the wildlife police officer or honorary wildlife police officer shall mark such trophy for the purposes of identification and shall issue a certificate of identification of the trophy in Form NPW 37 set out in the First Schedule. Certificate of identification of trophies 27. (1) An application for authority to sell meat of a game animal or a protected animal shall be made in Form NPW 38 set out in the First Schedule. Authority to sell meat of game or protected animal (2) An authority to sell meat of a game animal and or a protected animal shall be in Form NPW 39 set out in the First Schedule and shall be subject to the terms and conditions specified therein. 28. (1) An application for authority to sell or hunt any game animal or protected animal shall be made in Form NPW 40 set out in the First Schedule. Authority to sell or hunt game or protected animal (2) A permit issued pursuant to section one hundred and forty-six of the Act Authorising the owner to sell or hunt any game animal or any protected animal reared under special licence shall be in Form NPW 41 set out in the First Schedule, subject to the terms and conditions specified therein. 29. (1) The Minister may, by endorsement of any district game licence issued under these Regulations, authorise the holder of any such licence to employ, for reward or otherwise, any other person to hunt or to assist in hunting, on behalf of the licensee any game or protected animal specified on the said licence. Power of Minister to authorise employment of others to hunt (2) The Minister may, if not satisfied with the explanation given, refuse to endorse any licence issued under these Regulations and his decision shall be final. (3) It shall not be essential that any person employed as provided by sub-regulation (1) be himself the holder of a game licence. (4) Not more than one such employee may be employed at any time and the name and address of such employee shall be endorsed on the employer's game licence. (5) In the event of any person employed by a licensee committing, during hunting, any offence in the Act or contravening any of the terms or conditions of any such licence, the licensee shall be deemed to be guilty of the same offence unless that offence had been committed without the knowledge or against the instructions of the employer. 30. (1) Where any licence or permit issued under the Act is lost or destroyed or so damaged as to be unusable for the purposes of the Act, the appropriate issuing authority may, during the period of validity of such licence or permit, issue a duplicate thereof to the licensee or the permit holder, as the case may be, upon payment of the fee specified in respect thereof in the Second Schedule. Duplicate (2) A licensee or permit holder to whom a duplicate is issued under this regulation shall endorse thereon any particulars required to be endorsed by him on the licence or permit to which the duplicate relates and shall in all respects comply with the terms and conditions of issue of such licence or permit. 31. The National Parks and Wildlife (Licenses and Fees) Regulations, 1971 are hereby revoked. Revocation of S.I. No. 2 of 1971 FIRST SCHEDULE PRESCRIBED FORMS (Regulations 2-29) Form NPW 1 REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR DISTRICT GAME LICENCE, 19............ To: The Director Station Name of Applicant in Full Age Postal Address Residential Address National Registration Card No . Firearm Licence No . I (name) hereby make application for a District Game Licence valid for ....District Date Applicant Form NPW 2 (Regulation 2 (3)) Original to Licensee Duplicate to Director Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No................................. DISTRICT GAME LICENCE Name of Council Station Name of (postal address) (residential address) Firearm Licence No. .............................................................. Calibre of weapon(s) is hereby authorised to hunt the following game animals within the area of the above-named Council: TABLE 1: GAME ANIMALS PURCHASED UNDER THIS LICENCE Number Species Council Area Period Fee (K) Total animal fees Basic Licence Fee Grand Total TABLE 2: GAME ANIMALS WHICH MAY BE PURCHASED INDIVIDUALLY UNDER THIS DISTRICT GAME LICENCE Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Species Number Qualifications Buffalo or Hartebeest* 1 Common duiker 1 Impala 1 Puku or Reedbuck 1 Warthog* 1 Oribi or Bushbuck 1 TABLE 3: REGISTER OF GAME ANIMALS KILLED, WOUNDED OR CAPTURED Species Number Sex Locality District Date I hereby declare that the above information is a true record of all animals killed, wounded or captured by me in the Republic of Zambia under this District Game Licence. Date..................................................................................... Licensee CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This licence expires on 31st December next following the date of issue. 2. This licence is valid only in the Council area in which it is issued and is valid only if issued to a bona fide resident of that council area. 3. All game animals killed, wounded or captured under this licence must be recorded immediately in the space provided on the reverse of this licence, within 24 hours. 4. This licence is not valid for any Game Management Area unless otherwise endorsed by the Director. 5. Only game animals of the species in Table 2, column 1, to the number specified in column 2, and subject to qualifications in column 3, may be purchased. 6. No hunting is permitted of female Hartebeest or female Warthog in Eastern Province from 1 August to 31 October and in other provinces from 1st June to 31st August (inclusive). Form NPW 3 (Regulation 3 (1)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR BIRD LICENCE, 19................. To: The Director. Station Name of Applicant Age....................... Postal Address. Residential Address Firearm Licence No Calibre.................................... I (name) hereby apply for a Bird Licence, valid for Province. Date................................................................................ Applicant Original: To Licensee Duplicate: To Director Triplicate: To be retained in the book Form NPW 4 (Regulation 3 (3)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No............................... BIRD LICENCE Station Date of issue................................... Name N.R.C.No................................... Postal Address Residential Address Firearm Licence No Calibre................................................................. is hereby authorised to hunt any of the birds specified in Column 1, to the number specified in column 2, subject to the qualification specified in column 3. BIRDS WHICH MAY BE HUNTED UNDER THIS BIRD LICENCE Column 1 Species Column 2 Number Column 3 Closed Season Spurwing Goose Knob-billed Goose Pygmy Goose Egyptian Goose Duck, all species Francolin, all species Snipe Sandgrouse Green Pigeon Quail, all species Guinea Fowl, all species A maximum of 5 birds only may be hunted in any one day 1st Jan. to 31st May inclusive 1st Jan. to 31st May inclusive 1st Jan. to 31st May inclusive 1st Jan. to 31st Oct inclusive 1st Jan. to 31st May inclusive 1st Feb. to 30th Jun. inclusive 1st Feb. to 30th Jun. inclusive 1st Jun. to 30th Sep. inclusive 1st Sep. to 31st Dec. inclusive 1st Oct. to 31st Mar. inclusive 1st Dec. to 30th Apr. inclusive CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This licence expires on the 31st December following the date of issue. 2. This licence is not valid for any National Park or Game Management Area. 3. Fee Paid Director National Parks and Wildlife Service Form NPW 5 (Regulation 4 (1)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR NATIONAL GAME LICENCE, 19............... The Director, National Parks and Wildlife Service, Private Bagl Chilanga Name of Applicant Age................... Postal Address. Residential Address National Registration Card/Passport No. Firearm Licence No.. Date of Issue Calibre of Firearms (1) (2) (3) I, (name) hereby make application for a National Game Licence valid for Province. Date ............................................................................................. Applicant Form NPW 6 (Regulation 4 (3)) Original to Licensee Duplicate to Director Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No......................... NATIONAL GAME LICENCE Station Date of Issue......................... Name N.R.C.No............................................... of (postal address) (residential address) Firearm Licence No Calibre of weapon(s)......................... is hereby authorised to hunt the following animals within the areas and during the periods specified below: TABLE 1: GAME ANIMALS AND/OR PROTECTED ANIMALS PURCHASED UNDER THIS LICENCE Number Species Province Period Fee (K) Citizen/Non-Citizen Total animal fees Basic Licence Fee Grand Total CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This licence expires on the 31st December following the date of issue. 2. This licence is valid only for the Province stated above, unless endorsed by the Director. 3. This licence is not valid for a Game Management Area unless endorsed by the Director. 4. All game animals or protected animals killed, wounded or captured under this licence must be recorded immediately in the space provided on the reverse, within 24 hours. 5. A record of all game animals or protected animals killed, wounded or captured under this licence must, within two weeks of the expiry of this licence be sent by post to the Director, National Parks and Wildlife Service, Private Bag 1, Chilanga. 6. The licensee shall retain a set of four hooves from every game animal or protected animal killed under this licence until he reaches his final destination in Zambia. 7. No hunting is permitted of female Hartebeest or female Warthog in Eastern Province during 1st August to 31st October and in other Provinces from 1st June to 31st August (inclusive). Director National Parks and Wildlife Service DETAILS OF OTHER LICENCES AND PERMITS OBTAINED (a) Special Licence No Station of Issue................................ Date of issue .in respect of the following animals (b) Bird Licence No Station of issue................................. Date of issue (c) Game Management Area Permit No Station of issue Date of issue..................................... in respect of TABLE 2: REGISTER OF GAME ANIMALS AND PROTECTED ANIMALS KILLED, WOUNDED OR CAPTURED Species Number Sex Locality District Date I hereby declare that the above is a true record of all animals killed, wounded or captured by me in the Republic of Zambia under this National Game Licence. Date ............................................................................................. Licensee Form NPW 7 (Regulation 5 (1)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR ELEPHANT LICENCE, 19................. No........................ Name N.R.C./Passport No.................................. Postal Address Residential Address Nationality Firearm Licence No.(s) Calibre of weapon(s) I, (name) hereby make an application for an Elephant Licence valid for Province to hunt a male/female elephant. Date ............................................................................................. Applicant Form NPW 8 (Regulation 5 (3)) Original to licensee Duplicate to Director Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No................................ ELEPHANT LICENCE Date of issue................................ Name N.R.C./Passport No........................................ of (postal address) (residential address) being a Zambian/Non-Zambian* is hereby authorised to hunt one/female elephant in Game Management Area number of the District, during the period from to........................................................................ (inclusive). CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. Details of any elephant killed, wounded or captured under this licence must be recorded in the space provided on the reverse of this licence within twenty-four hours of such killing, wounding or capture. 2. All ivory obtained under this licence must be presented for registration within thirty days of such ivory being obtained. 3. The hunting by professional hunters of any elephant bearing tusks below the apparent weight of 20 kg each tusk, and any female elephant bearing the apparent weight of 6 kg each, is prohibited throughout the Republic. 4. This licence is valid only for the Game Management Area stated above. 5. Fee Units ................................. Director National Parks and Wildlife Service *Delete whichever is not applicable REGISTER OF ELEPHANT KILLED, WOUNDED OR CAPTURED Ivory Registration Marks Sex Locality District Date Signature of Licensee I hereby declare that the above is a true record of the elephant killed wounded or captured by me in the Republic of Zambia under this licence. Date ............................................................................................. Licensee Form NPW 9 (Regulation 6 (1)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR SAFARI LICENCE To: The Director, National Parks and Wildlife Service, Private Bag 1, Chilanga Zambia APPLICATION FOR SAFARI LICENCE, 19............... Name of Applicant. Postal Address Residential Address. Tourist's Firearms Import Permit No Calibre of weapons I/we (name) hereby make application for a Safari Licence for the period ...........................................19..........................to 19..................... *This application is made on behalf of the above-named who is a bona fide client of (name of Safari Company). *I (name) declare that I am a bona fide client of (name of Safari company) being a Safari company registered in Zambia. *Signature of Authorised Officer of Safari Company *Signature of Applicant Date.......................................................... *Delete whichever is not applicable Form NPW 10 (Regulation 6 (3)) Original to Licensee Duplicate to Director Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No............................................. SAFARI LICENCE Station of issue Date of issue............................. Name Tourist's firearm import No................ Address being a bona fide client of Messrs is hereby authorised to hunt while under the general guidance of a licensed professional hunter the following game and protected animals within the game management area, for the period and at the fees specified below: 1. Animals* Animal No. Sex Fee US$ Animal No. Sex Fee US$ Baboon Reedbuck Buffalo Warthog Bushbuck Waterbuck Bushpig Wildebeest B Crocodile Wildebeest C Duiker, blue Zebra Duiker y.b. Roan antelope Duiker C. Sable antelope Eland Sitatunga Grysbok Lechwe black Hippopotamus Lechwe Kafue Hartebeest Lechwe Red Hyena Tsessebe Impala Steinbok Jackal Klip springer Kudu Leopard Lion Oribi Puku Total animals fee 2. Game Management Area 3. Hunting period: between and.....................................inclusive. 4. Basic fee US$ 5. Total fees paid US$ CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This licence is valid only for the period during the year of issue in which the licensee is a bona fide client of the above named hunting safari company. 2. All game animals killed, wounded or captured under this licence must be recorded on Form NPW 13. Director National Parks and Wildlife Service *Delete whichever is not applicable. Form NPW 11 REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR SUPPLEMENTARY SAFARI LICENCE 19................. To: The Director or Unit Leader Name of Applicant in Full Tourist's Firearm Import No Calibre of Firearm(s) Passport No Address (NOTE-Sections 1 (a), 3 and 4 MUST be completed, Sections 1 (b) and 2 to be completed only if applicable; otherwise delete. Applicants must be in possession of a Safari Licence) 1. (a) I hold Safari Licence No .issued at (b) This licence has been endorsed as valid in GMA (s) as follows: GMA (if part of GMA Period of Validity only specify accordingly) ................................................ .................................................to ................................................ .................................................to ................................................ .................................................to 2. I hold Game Management Area Permit No for the Game Management Area valid for the period to.................................................... 3. Application is made for a Supplementary Safari Licence for the following animal(s), to be hunted in the Area(s) shown: Species Game Management Area ................................................ ................................................... ................................................ ................................................ ................................................ ................................................. 4. I have already taken out the following Supplementary Safari Licence(s) in the current year: 1. No.........................Date.....................Species allowed 2. No.........................Date.....................Species allowed 3. No.........................Date.....................Species allowed 4. No.........................Date.....................Species allowed 5. No.........................Date.....................Species allowed 6. No.........................Date.....................Species allowed Date ................................................................................................ Applicant Form NPW 12 (Regulation 7 (3)) Original to Licensee Duplicate to Director Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No............................... SUPPLEMENTARY SAFARI LICENCE Date Issued............................... Station Name Address Tourist's Firearm Import No being a Non-Zambian and a holder of Safari Licence No dated.............................................issued at is hereby authorised to hunt the following game animals within the areas and during the periods specified below. Number Species G.M.A. Period Fee US$ Total fees paid US$ CONDITIONS OF SERVICE 1. This licence is valid only for the period during the year of issue in which the licence is a bona fide client of the above named Hunting Safari Company. 2. All game animals killed, wounded or captured under this licence must be recorded on Form NPW 13. 3. No hunting is permitted of female Hartebeest or female Warthog in Eastern Province from 1st August to 31st October, and in other Provinces from 1st June to 31st August (inclusive). Director National Parks and Wildlife Service REGISTER OF ANIMALS KILLED, WOUNDED OR CAPTURED Species Number Sex Locality G.M.A. Date I hereby declare that the above is a true record of all animals killed, wounded or captured by me in the Republic of Zambia under this Supplementary Safari Licence. Date .............................................................................................. Licensee Form NPW 13 (Regulation 8 (1)) Original to Director Duplicate to be attached to the Export Permit Triplicate to be retained in the book. DAILY RECORD OF GAME HUNTED ON A SAFARI LICENCE AND SUPPLEMENTARY SAFARI LICENCE 1. Name of Professional Hunter 2. Address 3. Company on behalf of which the Professional Hunter is submitting return: 4. Full names of foreign client 5. Client's Home Address 6. Client's Passport No. 7. Area or areas where the hunt was conducted 8. Inclusive dates of duration of the hunt: from to .................................................................... 9. Safari Licence No. 10. Animals hunted Date killed or wounded Species Sex (Morf) Number killed Number wounded Trophy for export Foreign currency value charged to client 11. Details of amount of foreign currency paid by the client for the hunt: (i) Amount of foreign currency paid by the client directly to the company for the services rendered by the company including overheads and extras. Currency...... Amount........................................................... (ii) Amount of foreign currency paid by the company on behalf of the client to the Director for the animals, licences and permits. Currency...... Amount........................................................... (iii) Amount of foreign currency paid by the company on behalf of the client to the Wildlife Conservation Revolving Fund in respect of the hunting rights. (iv) Total: Currency...... Amount........................................................... 12. Certificate to be completed by the foreign client on completion of the hunt: I certify that the animals listed on this return were hunted by me during the period stated. The total amount of foreign currency stated and paid by me to the company is the full amount I was charged. Signature...... Date................................. 13. Certificate of Professional Hunter conducting the hunt: I certify that the animals listed in this return were actually hunted by the client in accordance with the terms and conditions of a Safari licence. The foreign currency stated above is the full amount paid by the client for the hunt. Signature...... Date................................. NOTES AND CONDITIONS 1. In the event of insufficient space the list is to be continued on the following page. 2. No payment for any services rendered by the Professional Hunter, other person, or his company may be paid in kind. Any currency, deposited by the client for the cost of processing or shipping his trophies to their destination, must be included. Where there is a discrepancy between the total amount of foreign currency paid by the foreign client to the company and the actual amount deposited with Zambia Commercial Bank, the company is required to provide a written explanation for such discrepancy which is to be attached to the original return and export permit. 3. The amount of foreign currency paid by the client directly to the company shall be supported by a P Form. 4. This form must be completed by the Professional Hunter who was in direct control of the hunt in question. The register must be produced to any wildlife police officer or honorary wildlife police officer on demand. The professional hunter, is therefore, required to ensure that the register is available for inspection within his hunting area during the actual hunting period. 5. The original return is to be submitted to the Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service, P. B. 1, Chilanga, within fourteen days following the date of completion of the actual hunt. 6. The duplicate return stamped by the appropriate licensing officer of the Department, is to be attached to the client's export permit and both are to be exhibited to the Bank of Zambia when applying for an export licence. If the two documents are not exhibited to the Bank of Zambia the export of trophies will not be permitted. 7. The foreign client and Professional Hunter are required to sign this form immediately upon the completion of the hunt. Non-compliance will render the Professional Hunter liable to prosecution. For this reason all Professional Hunters should ensure that they are in possession of a register whilst the hunt is being conducted. FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Export Permit No. Date CITES Permit No Stamp FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY (Bank of Zambia/Commercial Bank) NOTES: EX D FORM 1. Endorse number on both original and duplicate copies of the export permit and CITES permit. 2. Check animal killed and values overleaf. 3. Retain this copy and attach EX D Form Date Stamp Form EX D Number Form NPW 14 (Regulation 9 (1)) Original to Licensee Duplicate to Director Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No...................................... SPECIAL LICENCE Date of Issue...................................... Station Firearm Licence No. Name Address Residential Address is hereby authorised to photograph and/or hunt* the following wild animals in the areas shown below and upon payment of the fees shown below in respect of such animals. Species Number Sex Area Period Fees CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. All animals killed, wounded or captured under this licence must be recorded in the space provided on the reverse of this licence within twenty-four hours of such killing, wounding or capturing. 2. This licence is valid for 3. All ivory or rhinoceros horn obtained under this licence must be produced for registration within thirty days of being obtained. Other trophies must be registered within thirty days of the expiry of this licence. 4. A record of all animals killed, wounded or captured under the licence must, within two weeks of the expiry date of the licence, be sent by post to the Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service, P/B 1, Chilanga. 5. 6. Minister REGISTER OF ANIMALS KILLED, WOUNDED OR CAPTURED Species Number Sex Area Period I hereby declare that the above is a true record of all animals killed, wounded or captured by me in the Republic of Zambia under this Special Licence. Date .............................................................................................. Licensee *Delete whichever is inapplicable Form NPW 15 (Regulation 10 (1)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR PROFESSIONAL HUNTER'S LICENCE 19................ To: Director Department of National Parks and Wildlife Private Bag 1 Chilanga. Full Name of Applicant. Age............................... NRC/Passport No Address Residential Address I hereby apply for a Professional Hunter's Licence to carry on the business of a Professional Hunter in Zambia. The following must be answered in full, otherwise this application will not be considered. 1. Are you a Resident of Zambia? YES/NO 2. If the answer to the above is YES please give here your Employment Permit number, date and place of issue if applicable, and if your answer is NO then state whether you have already made application for such Permit, or intend making such application. 3. Have you ever held a Professional Hunter's Licence? YES/NO 4. If the answer to question 3 is YES, please give details: 5. Have you been convicted of any game offence during the previous five years? YES/NO 6. If the answer to question 5 is YES, give full details: 7. Have you received a firm offer of employment with a Safari company registered in Zambia? YES/NO 8. If the answer to question 7 is YES, please give full details: 9. Please give the names and addresses of TWO referees (one of whom must be a member of the Zambia Professional Hunters Association). 10. Any other relevant information which could be considered in support of this (e.g. previous hunting experience). 11. I certify that the information provided in this application is correct. Date .............................................................................................. Signature of Applicant Form NPW 16 (Regulation 10 (2)) Original to Licensee Duplicate: to Director Triplicate: to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act PROFESSIONAL HUNTER'S LICENCE Date of issue......................... Full Names of Applicant Address Residential Address Tourist's Firearm Import Permit No Calibre of Weapon Employment Permit No Employed by (name of Safari Company) is hereby authorised to carry on business as a Professional Game Hunter. CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This licence is valid only during the period in which the holder is employed by the above-named Safari company during the year of issue. 2. This licence does not authorise the holder to hunt any wild animal except for the defence or protection of life or property, or when killing any wild animal previously wounded by a bona fide client accompanying the holder. 3. This licence is valid for the area specified in the Safari Licence issued to a bona fide client of the above-named Safari company during the year of issue and is subjected to the terms and conditions of that Safari licence. 4. This licence is not valid until signed by the holder. 5. ............ ............ ................................................................................................ Signature of holder Director National Parks and Wildlife Service NOTE: Every holder of an apprentice professional hunter's licence shall (a) have the said licence in his actual possession at all times whilst carrying out the business of a professional hunter; (b) produce such licence for inspection and give his full name and address to any proper officer upon request; (c) keep in the form prescribed a record of each Safari licence issued to each client, together with a true daily record of all game or protected animals hunted by such client under a Safari licence and any other licences. Form NPW 17 (Regulation 11 (1)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR APPRENTICE PROFESSIONAL HUNTER'S LICENCE 19............. To: The Director National Parks and Wildlife service Private Bag 1 Chilanga Full name of Applicant Age................................ NRC/Passport No Postal Address Residential Address I hereby apply for an Apprentice Professional Hunter's Licence to carry on the business of an Apprentice Professional Hunter in Zambia. The following questions must be answered in full, otherwise this application will not be considered: 1. Are you a Resident of Zambia? YES/NO 2. If the answer to the above is YES please give here your Employment Permit number, date and place of issue if applicable, and if your answer is NO then state whether you have already made application for such Permit, or intend making such application. 3. Have you ever held a Professional Hunter's Licence? YES/NO 4. If the answer to question 3 is YES, please give full details: 5. Have you been convicted of any game offence during the previous five years? YES/NO 6. If the answer to question 5 is YES, give full details; 7. Have you received a firm offer of employment with a Safari company registered in Zambia? YES/NO 8. If the answer to question 7 is YES, please give full details: 9. Please give the names and addresses of TWO referees (one of whom must be a member of the Zambia Professional Hunters Association). 10. Any other information which could be considered in support of this application (e.g. previous hunting experience). 11. I certify that the information provided in this application is correct. Date .............................................................................................. Signature of Applicant Form NPW 18 (Regulation 11 (3)) Original: to Licensee Duplicate: to Director Triplicate: to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPRENTICE PROFESSIONAL HUNTER'S LICENCE Station Date of Issue................................................. Name in Full NRC/Passport No Postal Address Residential Address employed by (name of Safari Company) is hereby authorised to carry on business as an Apprentice Game Hunter. CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This licence is valid only during the period in which the holder is employed by the above-named Safari Company during the year of issue. 2. This licence does not authorise the holder to hunt any wild animal except for the defence or protection of life or property, or when killing any wild animal previously wounded by a bona fide client accompanying the holder. 3. This licence is only valid for the area specified in the Safari Licence issued to a bona fide client of the above-named Safari company during the year of issue and is subject to the terms and conditions of that Safari Licence. 4. This licence is not valid until signed by the holder. 5. No guidance of client who holds a licence with a dangerous animal. .............................................................................................. Signature of Holder Director National Parks and Wildlife Service NOTES: Every holder of an apprentice professional hunter's licence shall (a) have the said licence in his possession at all times whilst carrying out the business of a professional hunter; (b) produce such licence for inspection and give his full name and address to any proper officer upon request; (c) keep in the form prescribed a record of each Safari Licence issued to each client, together with a true daily record of all game or protected animals hunted by such client under a Safari Licence and any other licences. Form NPW 19 (Regulation 12 (1)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR PROFESSIONAL TOUR GUIDE'S LICENCE 19............. To: The Director National Parks and Wildlife Service Private Bag 1 Chilanga 1. Full Name of Applicant 2. NRC/Passport No Age.............................. 3. Nationality (resident/non-resident)............................ 4. If non-resident, give employment permit No 5. Name(s) of National Parks where tour guiding will be conducted 6. Any relevant information to be considered Date ............................................................................................. Signature of Applicant Form NPW 20 (Regulation 12 (3)) Original: to Licensee Duplicate: to Director Triplicate: to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No............................ PROFESSIONAL TOUR GUIDE'S LICENCE Name in Full Postal Address Residential Address employed by (name of Safari Tour Operator) is hereby authorised to carry on business as a Professional Tour Guide in the following National Park(s) CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This licence is valid only during the period in which the holder is employed by the above-named Safari tour operator during the year of issue. 2. This licence is not valid until it is signed by the holder. 3. The holder of this licence shall keep a record of every tourist guided by him/her. 4. The holder of this licence shall have the said licence in his actual possession at all times whilst carrying out his business and shall produce it for inspection to any proper officer upon request. ................................................................................................ Signature of Holder Director National Parks and Wildlife Service Fee Paid Form NPW 21 (Regulation 13) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR A RESIDENT'S PERMIT TO HUNT IN A GAME MANAGEMENT AREA 1. Full Name 2. Postal Address 3. Residential Address 4. Occupation 5. National Registration Card No. 6. Have you, within the past five years, been convicted of any offence against the game laws of this or any other African country? YES/NO (delete whichever is inapplicable). If the answer is 'YES', specify country, name of court and date of conviction, and give brief particulars of offence: 7. Name of Game Management Area in which you intend to hunt 8. Are you a resident of the Game Management Area you have applied for? YES/NO. 9. Special requirements (if any) with full reasons therefor in regard to what species you particularly desire? 10. Dates for which permit is required Date ............................................................................................. Signature of Applicant NOTE: If applicant fails to complete this form in detail where required, his application will not be considered. Form NPW 22 (Regulation 13) Original: to Licensee Duplicate: to Director Triplicate: to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No.................................. RESIDENT'S PERMIT TO HUNT IN GAME MANAGEMENT AREA NO.......... (RESIDENT) Station of Issue Date of Issue............................ Name NRC No................................... Postal Address being a bona fide resident of the above-mentioned Game Management Area, and holder of Firearm Licence(s) No Calibre and Serial No(s) of weapon(s)....................................... who is in possession of the following licence(s): (i) Bird Licence No issued at .....................................on (date) (ii) District Game Licence No. issued at on (date) ............................................. (iii) National Game Licence No issued at on (date) ............................................. is hereby granted permission to hunt the following game animals in the said Game Management Area during the period commencing 19............... to 19.........., subject to the conditions endorsed overleaf. Fee Units Director National Parks and Wildlife Service CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This Game Management Area Permit is only valid for the area indicated. 2. No firearms, other than those endorsed on this permit, may be brought into the Game Management Area for hunting purposes. 3. Not more than three (3) persons may accompany the permit holder into the Game Management Area. 4. ENDORSEMENTS Form NPW 23 (Regulation 14 (1)) Confidential REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR A NON-RESIDENT'S PERMIT TO HUNT IN A GAME MANAGEMENT AREA Completed forms should be submitted to the Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service, Private Bag 1, Chilanga. A separate form is required for each member of the party who wishes to hunt. 1. Full Name (Block capitals) 2. Postal Address 3. Residential Address 4. Occupation 5. National Registration Card No. 6. Have you, within the past five years, been convicted of any offence against the game laws of this or any other African country? YES/NO (delete whichever is inapplicable). If the answer is 'YES' specify country, name of court and date of conviction, and give brief particulars of offence: 7. Have you submitted, or do you intend submitting an application in respect of another Area in the same year as the present application? YES/NO (delete whichever is inapplicable). If the answer is 'YES' state Game Management Area 8. Name and number of Game Management Area preferred 9. Special requirements (if any) with full reasons therefor in regard to: (a) Any species particularly desired (consult Act) (b) Any other matter 10. Dates for which permit is required 11. Name(s) and address(es) of any person(s) proposing to accompany you (who, if proposing to hunt, should submit separate forms on their behalf-but note that parties are limited to a maximum of two hunters). Date .............................................................................................. Signature of Applicant NOTE: If an applicant fails to complete this form in detail where required, his application will not be considered. Form NPW 24 (Regulation 14 (3)) Original to Permit Holder Duplicate to Director Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No. ................................. PERMIT TO HUNT IN GAME MANAGEMENT AREA NO.......... (NON-RESIDENT) Date of Issue...................................... Station of issue Name NRC/Passport No. ........................................... Postal Address Residential Address is hereby authorised to hunt in the following Game Management Area(s) (1) (2) ....................................................................... (3) Period of hunting: from ................................ to (inclusive). HUNTING LICENCES Type and No. of Licence Date of Expiry Firearm(s) No.(s) CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. Not more than three (3) persons may accompany the permit-holder into the Game Management Area(s). 2. Fee Units Director National Parks and Wildlife Service Date Stamp Form NPW 25 (Regulation 15 (1)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No. ............................ CERTIFICATE OF OWNERSHIP OF TROPHIES Station of Issue Date of Issue........................................... Holder Postal Address. Residential Address. National Registration Card No. is entitled to possess the following trophies: (a) Ivory Number of tusks (to be written in words) Identification Marks Weight Elephant Licence No. or full details when licence records not applicable Date of Issue of Licence (b) Prescribed Trophies ................................................ Game Licence No ................................................ Date of issue ................................................ or full details when licence records not ................................................ applicable (c) Other Trophies ................................................ Game Licence No. ................................................ Date of Issue ................................................ or full details when licence records not ................................................ applicable ................................................ Date ............................................................................................... Director National Parks and Wildlife Service ENDORSEMENT TO BE COMPLETED IN RESPECT OF THE TRANSFER OF THE TROPHY/TROPHIES LISTED ABOVE I (name in block capitals) have today transferred the trophies as listed on this Certificate of Ownership to (name) of Address Signature of Transferor Signature of Transferee (Transferee to sign only if trophies transferred are ivory or rhinoceros horn) ENDORSEMENT OF CUSTOMS OFFICER (d) Export of Trophies All the trophies listed above/the following trophies listed* have been exported from Zambia, on Export Permit No. issued at Customs Officer Customs Officer *Delete whichever is not applicable NOTE: Unless an Export Permit is obtained for the trophies entered on this Certificate of Ownership, it is an OFFENCE to export or attempt to export any trophy using this Certificate of Ownership. Form NPW 26 (Regulation 16 (1)) Original to Exporter Duplicate to Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No........................ EXPORT PERMIT-PRESCRIBED TROPHIES (Ivory and rhinoceros horn) Date of Issue............................ Name Postal Address Residential Address is hereby authorised, subject to any other law, to export from the Republic of Zambia to the following *ivory/rhinoceros horn. IVORY AND RHINOCEROS HORN Item EX D Form No. Country of Origin Indentification Marks Certificate of Ownership No. Fee Total Fee paid K CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This permit is valid until 2. The above-mentioned trophies have been approved for export by Veterinary Clearance Certificate No dated and issued at............................................................. 3. The package containing the said trophies shall be sealed by a Customs Officer in the presence of the exporter and a Wildlife Police Officer and shall also endorse his signature thereon. 4. Minister Form NPW 27 (Regulation 17 (1)) Original to Exporter Duplicate to Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No. ............................. EXPORT PERMIT (For wild animals, the meat of wild animals and wild birds) Date of Issue...................................... Name Postal Address Residential Address is hereby authorised, subject to any other law, to export from the Republic of Zambia to the following items: Item EX D Form No. Mo./Weight Certificate of Ownership No. Date Fee Total Fee paid K CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This Permit is valid until 2. The above-mentioned items have been approved for export by Veterinary Clearance Certificate No dated.................................................and issued at 3. The package containing the said trophies shall be sealed by a Customs Officer in the presence of the exporter and a Wildlife Police Officer and shall also endorse his signature thereon. 4. Director ENDORSEMENT BY CUSTOMS OFFICER All the trophies listed above have been exported from Zambia on (date). Customs Officer Form NPW 28 (Regulation 18 (1)) Original to Exporter Duplicate to Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No................................. EXPORT PERMIT-GAME TROPHIES (Other than ivory, rhinoceros horn, wild animals or meat of wild animals or wild bird) Date of Issue..................................... Name Postal Address Residential Address is hereby authorised, subject to any law, to export from the Republic of Zambia to the following trophies: Description Quantity Certificate of Ownership No. Fee Units Total Fee Units paid CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This permit is valid until 2. The above-mentioned trophies have been approved for export by Veterinary Clearance Certificate No dated...................................... and issued at 3. The package containing the said trophies shall be sealed by a Customs Officer in the presence of the exporter and the Wildlife Police Officer and shall also endorse his signature thereon. 4. Director National Parks and Wildlife Service ENDORSEMENT BY CUSTOMS OFFICER All the trophies listed above have been exported from Zambia on (date). Customs Officer (As amended by Act No. 13 of 1994) Form NPW 29 (Regulation 19 (1)) Original to Importer Duplicate to Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No..................................... IMPORT PERMIT-IVORY/RHINOCEROS HORN Date of issue............................................... Name Postal Address Residential Address is hereby authorised, subject to any other law, to import into the Republic of Zambia from the following *Ivory/rhinoceros horn: Item Country of origin Identification Marks Export Licence No. Fee Units Total Fee Units Paid CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. The trophies listed above were approved by Veterinary Department Clearance Certificate No and dated.......................................................... 2. This Import Permit is valid from the date of issue until 3. . Minister *Delete whichever is not applicable (As amended by Act No. 13 of 1994) Form NPW 30 (Regulation 20 (1)) Original to Importer Duplicate to Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No................................. IMPORT PERMIT (For wild animals, the meat of wild animals or wild birds) Date of issue....................................... Name Postal Address Residential Address is hereby authorised, subject to any other law, to import into the Republic of Zambia from the following items: Item No./Weight Country of origin Export Licence No. Fee Units Total Fee Units Paid CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. The trophies listed above were approved for export by the veterinary authority of the country of origin. Clearance Certificate No issued at and dated........................................ 2. This Import Permit is valid from the date of issue until 3. Director National Parks and Wildlife Service (As amended by Act No. 13 of 1994) Form NPW 31 (Regulation 21 (1)) Original to Importer Duplicate to Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No. .............................. IMPORT PERMIT-GAME TROPHIES (Other than Ivory, rhinoceros horn and wild animals and excluding the meat of wild animals and wild birds) Date of issue................................... Name Postal Address Residential Address is hereby authorised, subject to any other law, to import into the Republic of Zambia from the following trophies: Item Country of origin Certificate of Ownership No. Export Licence No. Fee Units Total Fee Units Paid CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. The trophies listed above were approved by the veterinary authority of the country of origin. Clearance Certificate No. issued at and dated ................................................... 2. This Import Permit is valid from the date of issue until Director National Parks and Wildlife Service Form NPW 32 (Regulation 22 (1)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR TROPHY DEALER'S PERMIT To: The Director National Parks and Wildlife Service Private Bag 1. (a) Full name (b) National Registration Card No. (c) Name of business (if any) 2. Full Postal Address 3. (a) What is your present employment (b) How are you going to operate your business? (i) Manufacturer (ii) Retailer (c) Place where business will be conducted 4. (a) Whether you will be operating full time as a Trophy Dealer (Yes or No) (b) Whether trophies are to be imported or purchased locally (c) Whether trophies are to be exported or sold in Zambia 5. Whether you have been convicted of an offence against the National Parks and Wildlife Act 6. Whether you have previously held a Trophy Dealer's Permit. If the answer is 'Yes' for which year was the permit valid? I certify that the above information is correct and that I am aware of the laws as contained in the National Parks and Wildlife Act, and all Statutory Instruments relating to the Act. I certify that I understand fully the laws that particularly apply to Trophy Dealers. Date ................................................................................................ Signature of Applicant (As amended by Act No. 13 of 1994) Form NPW 33 (Regulation 22 (2)) Original to Permit holder Duplicate to Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No. ................................... TROPHY DEALER'S PERMIT Station Date of Issue .......................................... Name of (a) Postal Address (b) Business Address is hereby authorised to buy, sell, deal in, process or manufacture articles from any trophy, except the trophies specified below and subject to the conditions specified below. This permit does not apply to the following trophies: The licensee is required to keep a register in the prescribed form of all trophies for which a certificate of ownership is required in terms of the appropriate schedule to the National Parks and Wildlife Act No. 10 of 1991 and shall when so instructed by the Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service, or otherwise before the thirty-first day of January in each year, submit to the Director a true copy of such register in respect of the period of twelve months ending on the thirty-first day of December immediately preceding. CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This permit expires on the 31st December next following the date of issue. 2. Fee Units Paid Director National Park and Wildlife Service Form NPW 34 (Regulation 23 (1)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No. ................................... TROPHY DEALER'S REGISTER Certificate of ownership or other voucher No. Number and description of trophies (with weights and marks of ivory or rhinoceros horn) Form whom obtained No. Date Station of issue Disposal of trophy and date of disposal NOTE-Every Trophy Dealer is required to submit to the Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service as required by law, a true copy of such register. Form NPW 35 (Regulation 24) Original to Police Duplicate to person from whom things seized Triplicate to Director, National Parks and Wildlife Quadruplicate to remain in book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act Folio No................................. RECEIPT FOR THINGS SEIZED (Under section 158 of the Act) To: (name and details of person from whom things seized): You are hereby notified that the trophies, weapons or articles described below have been seized and detained under the provisions of section 158 of Act No. 10, the National Parks and Wildlife Act because there are reasonable grounds to believe that they were obtained or possessed, or were used, or were about to be used, in contravention of the Act. You are advised to contact the Director of National Parks and Wildlife in connection with the seizure. (Description of seized and detained things, weapons or articles): Director National Parks and Wildlife Service Form NPW 36 (Regulation 25 (1) (2)) Original to Licensee Duplicate to Director, National Parks and Wildlife Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No. .................................... CERTIFICATE OF EVALUATION OF TROPHIES Station of Issue Date of issue............................................. Trophy Holder Postal Address Residential Address Export Permit Number(s) wishes to export the following trophies to Description of Trophy Weight (Kg) Volume of trophy (Kg) Valuation Fee Units CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This Certificate is valid until Director National Parks and Wildlife Service (As amended by Act No. 13 of 1994) Form NPW 37 (Regulation 26) Original to Police Duplicate to Director, National Parks and Wildlife Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No. ................................. CERTIFICATE OF IDENTIFICATION OF TROPHIES I, a Wildlife Police Officer/Honorary Wildlife Police Officer in the Department of National Parks and Wildlife, have this day of 19 ............ examined and identified the trophies brought to me by of ..................................... Police Station. Description of trophy Species Quantity Weight Value 1. Head & horn(s) 2. Skin(s) 3. Hooves 4. Carcass(es) & meat 5. Tail(s) 6. Bone(s) 7. Tusk(s) 8. Ivory 9. Furs/hair 10. Feathers 11. 12. The total value of the above is. ; and the total weight is...................................................................................kg. Possession of the above is subject to the provisions of the National Parks and Wildlife Act. Comments of the examining body (if any) Name(s) of suspected person(s) Director National Parks and Wildlife Service Form NPW 38 (Regulation 27 (1)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO SELL MEAT OF GAME OR PROTECTED ANIMAL To: The Director National Parks and Wildlife Service Private Bag 1 Chilanga Full name of Applicant NRC/Passport No Postal Address Residential Address I hereby apply for authority to sell meat of game/protected animal which I obtained lawfully, through hunting on licence(s) No. issued on............................................ at ...................................... Species Quantity or Weight I certify that the information provided in this application is correct. Date ............................................................................................... Signature of Applicant *Delete whichever is not applicable Form NPW 39 (Regulation 27 (2)) Original to Seller Duplicate to Police Triplicate to be retained in the book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No. ................................... AUTHORITY TO SELL MEAT OF GAME OR PROTECTED ANIMAL Station Date of issue....................................................... Name of Holder NRC/Passport No. Residential Address In terms of section 146(2), the holder of this permit is hereby authorised to sell meat of game/protected animal listed below, hunted on licence(s) No. issued on at........................................................ and as indicated on certificate of ownership No. issued on ................................................................. at............................................................... Species Quantity or Weight The above-listed meat will be sold at (residential address) Director National Parks and Wildlife Service CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. This permit is valid from to......................................... 2. Only the meat indicated on the certificate of ownership shall be sold on this permit. 3. This permit is issued, subject to the provisions of the Public Health Act, Cap. 295 of the Laws of Zambia. 4. The holder of this permit shall not make any advertisement to promote the sale of his/her game meat. 5. The seller shall issue a prescribed note to each buyer, by writing the full name and address of the buyer and shall quote his/her certificate of ownership number, type and quantity of meat sold. *Delete whichever is not applicable. Form NPW 40 (Regulation 28(1)) REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO SELL OR HUNT GAME ANIMAL AND/OR PROTECTED ANIMAL OR MEAT THEREOF To: The Minister Full Name of Applicant NRC/Passport No. Farm No. ................................... Permit No. Postal Address Residential Address I hereby apply for authority to sell and/or hunt game animals and/or protected animals reared under Special Licence No. issued on.................................... and certificate of ownership No. issued on I certify that the information provided in this application is correct. Date ............................................................................................... Signature of Applicant *Delete whichever is not applicable Form NPW 41 (Regulation 28 (2)) Original to Owner Duplicate to Director, National Parks and Wildlife Service Triplicate to be retained in book REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA The National Parks and Wildlife Act No. .................................. AUTHORITY TO SELL OR HUNT GAME ANIMAL AND/OR PROTECTED ANIMAL, AND MEAT THEREOF Name of Owner NRC/Passport No Farm No. .............................................. Permit No Postal Address Residential Address In terms of section 146 (1) (a) (b) (c), the holder of this Permit is hereby authorised to (a) sell or hunt any game animal or protected animal which was hunted under the Special Licence; (b) permit any other person to hunt game animal or protected animal reared on his/her game ranch under the Special Licence; or (c) sell the meat of any game animal or protected animal hunted under paragraph (a) and (b). Date .............................................................................................. Minister *Delete whichever is not applicable CONDITIONS OF ISSUE 1. The holder of this permit is required to comply with the regulations under the National Parks and Wildlife (Wildlife Animals in Captivity) Regulations. 2. This authority shall remain valid for as long as the game animal and/or protected animal population at the applying game ranch remains viable and sustainable. 3. For any game animal or protected animal or any derivative thereof sold, a receipt shall be issued. 4. The receipt under paragraph (3) shall be designed in such a way as to render its imitation by unauthorised persons as difficult as possible. 5. At the beginning of each year, the Director of National Parks and Wildlife Service shall be notified in writing of the planned off-take of game animals and protected animals for that particular year at the Game Ranch. 6. In the case of Safari hunting, the hunting by a client of the game ranch shall be conducted under the guidance of a licensee under a professional hunter's licence. 7. In the case of photographic Safaris, the client(s) shall be taken out under the guidance of a licensee under a professional tour guide's licence. SECOND SCHEDULE (Regulations 2-7, 9, 12, 14-19 and 22) PRESCRIBED FEES Fees payable Citizens of Zambia Non-Citizens of ZambiaOverseas and established excluding established safari residents residents clients Licence, permit, etc Fee Units Fee Units US$ 1. District Game Licence Basic Fee 20 N/A N/A 2. Bird Licence Fees 60 200 350 3. National Game Licence Basic Fee 100 200 N/A 4. Safari Licence Basic Fee N/A N/A 100 TABLE 1 5. Game Animal Fees The following game animals may be purchased individually if available on quota, on the District and National Game Licences and Safari licence: Citizens of Citizens of ZambiaNon-Citizens of ZambiaOverseas Zambia in and established Excluding established Safari Clients respect residents in residents in in respect of District respect of National respect of National of a Safari Game Licence Game Licence Game Licence Licence Fee Units Fee Units Fee Units US$ (a) Baboon 10 20 40 30 (b) Buffalo 400 1,000 1,600 790 (c) Bushbuck 30 160 320 230 (d) Bushpig 10 40 80 190 (e) Crocodile - 1,000 1,200 540 (f) Duiker, common 30 120 240 170 (g) Duiker, yellow backed - 200 240 170 (h) Duiker, blue - 200 240 170 (i) Eland - 6,000 8,000 840 (j) Grysbok 20 80 160 120 (k) Hartebeest 120 400 600 380 (l) Hyena - 40 80 140 (m) Impala 40 150 400 170 (n) Jackal - 40 80 170 (o) Kudu - 800 2,500 750 (p) Leopard - 3,000 7,000 1,500 (q) Lion - 4,000 9,000 1,550 (r) Oribi - 60 120 130 (s) Otter - 40 80 100 (t) Puku 40 200 400 230 (u) Reedbuck 60 250 320 210 (v) Warthog 70 200 400 200 (w) Waterbuck - 400 800 350 (x) Wildebeest, blue - 400 800 350 (y) Wildebeest, Cookson's - 400 800 350 (z) Zebra - 500 1,200 500 NOTES: (i) Capture of any species of a game animal for the purpose of keeping such a species of a game animal in captivity within Zambia will be purchased at 30 per cent less than the appropriate fee indicated for such a species of a game animal in the second column for any owner applying to capture such a species of a game animal for the first time. However, for any subsequent application in respect of the same species of a game animal, the fee shall be 100 per cent of the fee indicated in the second column. (ii) Capture of any game animal found on any land which is set aside as a game ranch or farm for the purpose of keeping such a game animal in captivity within such land will be purchased at 50 per cent of the prescribed fee for such a game animal in the second column. (iii) Any established game rancher may not be allowed to capture any species which is already available at his or her ranch. (iv) No more than five game animals of different species may be purchased from the table under a national game licence. (v) No more than five game animals of different species may be purchased in respect of a mini safari under a safari licence. (vi) Game animal fees in the District Game Licence column will apply to any citizen of Zambia who is a bona fide resident of a District Council area where the animals are to be purchased and hunted. (vii) Any additional animal of any one species, when available on quota, shall be sold at 50 per cent more than the indicated price. (viii) Purchase of any second or subsequent game animal of the same species by any bona fide client of a safari hunting company shall be restricted to the following game animals: 1. Impala 2. Duiker, common 3. Oribi 4. Warthog 5. Bushbuck 6. Grysbok 7. Baboon Provided that the above restriction shall not apply to any bona fide client of a safari hunting company who is not accompanied by any other person other than his spouse and children on his hunting safari. (ix) A lion or a leopard will not be available on a national game licence valid for any game management area for which there is a valid safari hunting rights agreement. (x) In these notes "established resident" means any holder of a certificate of status as an established resident issued under section thirty-three of the Immigration and Deportation Act. (As amended by Act No. 13 of 1994) TABLE 2 6. Fees in respect of protected animals Citizens of Non-Citizens of Zambia Zambia and excluding Overseas established established Safari residents residents clients Fee Units Fee Units US$ (a) Aardwolf 80 160 300 (b) Antbear 80 160 200 (c) Cheetah 2,400 4,800 1,500 (d) Elephant, Male - - (e) Elephant, Female - - (f) Giraffe 2,400 4,800 2,500 (g) Hippopotamus 3,000 5,000 710 (h) Monkey, Blue 40 80 200 (i) Monkey, Colobus 100 200 200 (j) Pangolin 300 600 200 (k) Roan Antelope 5,000 9,000 1,350 (l) Rhinoceros - - (m) Sable Antelope 5,000 9,000 1,350 (n) Sitatunga 1,000 2,000 900 (o) Wilddog 1,000 2,000 190 (p) Lechwe, Black 300 1,000 1,200 (q) Lechwe, Kafue 400 1,400 750 (r) Lechwe, Red 300 1,000 600 (s) Tsessebe 500 1,600 630 (t) Caracal 120 240 400 (u) Steinbok 120 240 190 (v) Klipspringer 200 400 400 NOTES: (i) These animals may be bought from the special licence list. (ii) Not all the animals listed here will be available on quota or special licence. (iii) Capture of any species of a protected animal for the purpose of keeping such a protected animal in captivity within Zambia will be purchased at 30 per cent less than the appropriate fee indicated for such a species of a protected animal in the second column for any owner applying to capture such a species of a protected animal for the first time. However, for any subsequent application in respect of the same species of a protected animal the fee shall be 100 per cent of the fee indicated in the second column. (iv) Capture of any animal listed above for the purpose of export shall be charged at the appropriate fee indicated for such an animal in the third column but payment shall be made in Kwacha. (v) Capture of any animal listed above on any land which is set aside as a game ranch or farm for the purpose of keeping such an animal in captivity within such land shall be purchased at 50 per cent of the prescribed fee for such an animal in the first column. (vi) Any additional animal of any one species, when available on quota, shall be sold at 50 per cent more than the indicated price. (vii) Not more than two of any species may be purchased from this table. (viii) Purchase of any second or subsequent protected animal of the same species shall be restricted to the following species: 1. Black Lechwe 2. Kafue Lechwe 3. Tsessebe (ix) A sable antelope or a roan antelope will not be available on a national game licence valid for any game management area for which there is no valid safari hunting rights agreement. (x) Prime game and protected animals will not be available to non-safari hunters in GMAs but will be available in the open areas. (As amended by Act No. 13 of 1994) TABLE 3 7. Permit to hunt in Game Management Area: Fee Units (a) Non-resident, non-citizen of Zambia excluding any established resident per week 40 (b) Citizen of Zambia, who is a bona fide resident of a Game Management Area per week 2 (c) Citizen of Zambia including any established resident who is a non-resident of a Game Management Area per week 20 TABLE 4 8. Export and Import Fees for live Game Animals, Trophies and Ivory Live Skull Ivory Type of Animal Animal Skin Horn and Teeth Fee Units Fee Units Fee Units Fee Units (a) Baboon 30 4 4 (b) Buffalo 80 6 6 (c) Bushbuck 60 4 10 (d) Bushpig 60 10 4 1 per kg (e) Caracal 60 10 4 (f) Civet 60 10 4 (g) Crocodile 60 12 10 1 per kg (h) Duiker, Common 60 4 4 (i) Duiker, Blue 60 4 4 (j) Eland 80 6 6 (k) Grysbok 60 4 4 (l) Hartebeest 60 4 4 (m) Hippopotamus 80 1 per kg 1 1 per kg (n) Honey Budger 60 6 6 (o) Hyena 60 6 6 (p) Impala 60 6 6 (q) Jackal 60 6 6 (r) Kudu 60 6 6 (s) Klipspringer 60 6 6 (t) Leopard 120 12 6 (u) Lion 120 12 6 (v) Monkey 30 6 4 (w) Oribi 30 6 4 (x) Otter 30 6 4 (y) Porcupine 30 6 4 (z) Puku 30 6 4 (aa) Python 30 6 4 (bb) Reedbuck 30 6 4 (cc) Serval 30 6 4 (dd) Tsessebe 30 6 4 (ee) Warthog 30 6 4 (ff) Wilddog 30 6 4 (gg) Waterbuck 60 6 4 (hh) Wildebeest 60 6 4 (ii) Zebra 60 6 4 (jj) Any other species 60 6 4 NOTES: (i) Unless otherwise specified, all fees in this table are per animal or item as the case may be. (ii) All import fees shall be double the relevant export fees. (iii) The fees specified for the skins apply to all skins whether processed or not. (As amended by Act No. 13 of 1994) TABLE 5 9. Export and Import Fees for protected Animals and their Trophies Live Skull Source Animal Skin Horn/Ivory Fee Units Fee Units Fee Units (a) Aardwolf 30 2 2 (b) Antbear 30 2 2 (c) Cheetah 30 10 2 (d) Elephant 200 1 per kg (e) Elephant Ear - 6 (f) Elephant Foot - 6 (g) Elephant Skin - 1 per kg (h) Elephant Skull - 6 6 (i) Elephant Tail* - - (j) Giraffe 200 8 18 (k) Lechwe, all species 60 4 6 (l) Monkey, Blue 50 4 4 (m) Monkey, Colobus 50 4 4 (n) Monkey, Moloney's 50 4 4 (o) Pangolin 30 4 4 (p) Rhinoceros - - (q) Sable 120 12 18 (r) Roan Antelope 120 12 18 (s) Steinbok 50 6 4 (t) Sitatunga 50 2 2 (u) Any other species 50 2 2 NOTES: (i) Not all animals or trophies on this table shall be offered for export. (ii) The fees specified for the skins apply to all skins, whether processed or not. (iii) All import fees shall be double the relevant export fees. 5 fee units per tail. (As amended by Act No. 13 of 1994) TABLE 6 10. Export and Import Fees for Protected Birds and their Trophies The fees for exporting any of the following protected birds, or a trophy thereof, shall be 20 per cent of the fee specified by the Minister in the special licence for that bird. (a) Bittern (b) Buzzard (c) Eagle (d) Egret (e) Falcon (f) Ground horn-bill (g) Harrier (h) Hawk (i) Heron (j) Ibis (k) Kestrel (l) Lovebird (m) Osprey (n) Owl (o) Pelican (p) Spoon-bill (q) Stork (r) Vulture (s) Any other protected bird NOTES: (i) Not all birds or trophies on this table shall be offered for export. (ii) All import fees shall be double the relevant export fees. (iii) Protected birds are birds which fall under the definition of "protected animal". TABLE 7 11. Collection and Export and Export Fees for non-Game Animals Animal Collection fees Export fees Fee Units Fee Units (a) Amphibians 30 per allocation 4 per allocation (b) Reptiles 30 per allocation 4 per allocation (c) Primates 30 per allocation 4 each (d) Any other animal 20 per allocation 4 per allocation (e) Bird and reptiles eggs 16 per allocation 4 per allocation (f) Crocodile eggs 18 per egg 4 per allocation NOTES: (i) Any allocation may be made up of one species or an assortment of species as may be specified by the Director. (ii) All import fees shall be double the relevant export fees. (As amended by Act No. 13 of 1994) TABLE 8 12. Hunting Safari Fees Licence Fees (a) Game Management Area Hunting Permit in respect of a classical or deluxe safari 150 US dollars per week (b) Game Management Area Hunting Permit in respect of a mini safari 70 US dollars per week (c) Game Management Area Hunting Permit in respect of a specialised safari 50 US dollars per week (d) Game Management Area Hunting Permit in respect of a bird hunting safari 20 US dollars per week (e) Block trophy export fee in respect of a mini safari 50 US dollars per client (f) Block trophy export fee in respect of a classical or deluxe safari 80 US dollars per client per safari (g) Block trophy export fee in respect of a specialised safari 20 US dollars per client per safari NOTES: (i) A Safari Licence in respect of a classical or deluxe safari shall authorise the holder to purchase individually, game animals and protected animals as shown in Table 2 within the quota of animals prescribed for the safari hunting company for which the holder is a hunting client and the minimum period of hunting shall be two weeks. (ii) A Safari Licence in respect of a mini safari shall authorise the holder to purchase individually, up to a maximum of seven animals but these animals shall not include a leopard, a lion, sable antelope or a roan antelope: Provided that any client who is a bonafide client of a safari hunting company which has exclusive safari hunting rights over Chizera Game Management Area or Bangweulu Game Management Area may purchase and hunt sable antelope and roan antelope on the quota for the animals within Chizera and Bangweulu Game Management Areas. (iii) A Safari Licence in respect of a specialised safari shall authorise the holder to purchase individually, Kafue Lechwe, Red Lechwe, Black Lechwe, Tsessebe and Sitatunga. TABLE 9 13. Bird hunting, capture, export and import fees Fees per Export Overseas Species allocation fees Safari client Fee Units Fee Units US$ (a) Protected birds (note ii) (note ii) (b) Ducks or Geese 25 3 200 per safari (c) Gallinaceous birds 16 2 100 per safari (d) Other non-protected or non-game birds 8 1 20 per safari (e) Other game birds 12 1 50 per safari NOTES (i) An allocation may be made up of one species only or of an assortment of species as specified by the Director. (ii) Fees for protected birds shall be determined by the Minister. The export fees shall be 20 per cent of the hunting or capture fees whichever is applicable. (iii) All import fees shall be double the relevant export fees and in the case of protected birds, the fee shall be determined by the Minister. (iv) The bag shall be determined by the Director. (As amended by Act No. 13 of 1994) TABLE 10 14. National Parks Entry Fees Local Tourist (Zambians and Non-Zambian Established Overseas Residents) Tourist Fee Units US$ (a) (i) Luangwa South 20 per day 15 per person per day (ii) Kafue 20 per day 5 per person per day (iii) Nsumbu 20 per day 5 per person per day (iv) Lochinvar 20 per day 5 per person per day (v) Mosi-oa-Tunya Zological Park 20 per day 3 per person per day (vi) Other National Parks 20 per day 5 per person per day (b) Vehicle entry fees 20 per vehicle per day 5 per vehicle per day (c) Aircraft entry fee 10 per landing per day (d) Commercial filming, painting and sound recording 500 per week 500 per week (e) Camping in a National Park (per adult) 10 per night 5 per night (f) Camping in a National Park (child over 12 years old) 5 per night 5 per night (g) Angling Permit 5 per day 5 per day (h) Artisanal Fishing 500 per 6 months per person (i) Keeping a boat in a National Park 100 per month (j) Child under 12 years Free (k) Tour Operators vehicle Free (l) School parties Free NOTES: (i) Camp sites in National Parks do not, as a rule have any service but where basic services are provided, additional fees may be payable to the agency providing the service. (ii) The fees indicated in Table 10 also apply to walking safari camps. (iii) Non-citizens of Zambia may entry fees in dollars or equivalent in kwacha. (iv) Aircraft Entry per Landing per day includes all the days the aircraft remains in the National Park. (As amended by Act No. 13 of 1994) TABLE 11 15. Miscellaneous Fees Fee Units (a) Trophy dealers permit 1,000 per year (b) Export fee for fresh game meat 1 per kg (c) Export fee for dry game meat 3 per kg (d) Trophy dealers record book 200 per copy (e) Certificate of ownership 1st copy Free (f) Certificate of ownership 2nd and subsequent copies 10 per copy (g) Duplicate Licence, Permit, etc. with the exception of safari licences 50 per cent of the total value of the licence, permit, etc., fees (h) In transit and re-export permit 10 per copy (i) Fees for the acquisition of any seized live animal shall be at 50 per cent more than the specified fee for that animal in the appropriate game animal fees table or any other table (j) Evaluation Certificate 10 per copy (k) Import fee for fresh game meat 20 per consignment (l) Import fee for dry game meat 20 per consignment (As amended by S.I. No. 53 of 1995 and Act No. 13 of 1994) SECTIONS 62 AND 185-THE NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE (SUMBU NATIONAL PARK) (USE OF BOATS) REGULATIONS Regulations by the Minister Statutory Instrument No. 82 of 1993 Act No. 13 of 1994 1. These Regulations may be cited as the National Parks and Wildlife (Sumbu National Park) (Use of Boats) Regulations. Title 2. (1) There shall be paid in respect of any boat brought into or kept within Sumbu National Park the charges respectively specified in the First Schedule, and a person shall not bring into, use or keep within the said National Park any boat in respect of which the approximate charge has not been paid. Payment of boat charges