Tsetse Control Picket Regulations (Cap. 249)

4. No person shall, without the written permission of an officer of the Department of Veterinary Services or of an officer of the Ministry of Lands, cause any domestic animal, other than a dog or fowl, to enter, or allow such animal to stray into, that part of the Mumbwa-Namwala (North) Tsetse Fly Area described in the First Schedule, or that part of the area lying between the Kafue North Bank Tsetse Control Fence and the Kafue River which comprises bush land. (As amended by S.I. No. 29 of 1964) Restriction on movements of domestic animals into and within the area FIRST SCHEDULE (Regulations 3 and 4) That part of the Mumbwa-Namwala (North) Tsetse Fly Area lying to the north of a line drawn from the point where its southern boundary meets the Lutale River westward along the Kafue North Bank Tsetse Control Fence to the Bunga gate in that fence; thence westward along the south side of the track leaving the Bunga gate to the point where it enters the bush; thence westward along the bush edge to the point where this reaches the Kafue River at approximately 15 degrees 47 minutes south, 26 degrees 8 minutes east. SECOND SCHEDULE (Regulation 3) 1. The tsetse control picket situated at the "Bunga" gate in the Kafue North Bank Tsetse Control Fence. 2. The tsetse control picket situated at the "Jacobs" gate in the Kafue North Bank Tsetse Control Fence. 3. The tsetse control pickets situated on the Mumbwa-Namwala road, the Namwala Mission-Chibila road, the Mumbwa-Kaoma road and the Mumbwa-Matala Mine-Lusaka road at the points where these roads enter and leave the Mumbwa-Namwala (North) Tsetse Fly Area. 4. The tsetse control picket situated on the footpath from Mulili 1954 village site on the Mumbwa-Matala Mine road to Mumbwa. SECTION 5 (2)-THE TSETSE CONTROL PICKET REGULATIONS Government Notice 200 of 1956 Regulations by the Minister 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Tsetse Control Picket Regulations. Title 2. In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires- Interpretation "authorised official" means any official of the Ministry of Lands duly authorised by the Director of Veterinary Services; "register" means a book kept at a tsetse control picket in which shall be entered such particulars regarding the persons, vehicles and domestic animals treated at the picket as the Director of Veterinary Services may from time to time require; "smudge house" means any building erected at a tsetse control picket for the purpose of freeing vehicles or domestic animals from tsetse flies. 3. (1) The Director of Veterinary Services may, where he considers it necessary to prevent the spread of tsetse fly, authorise the establishment of tsetse control pickets on any roads and recognised footpaths. Establishment of tsetse control pickets (2) A tsetse control picket established under sub-regulation (1) shall consist of a barrier across the road or footpath, with or without a smudge house, and shall be provided with conspicuous notice-boards giving warning of its existence. 4. (1) (a) Any person whether travelling on foot or by vehicle, and any person driving domestic animals, along any road or footpath on which a tsetse control picket has been established shall stop, and shall cause any such domestic animals to stop, at the tsetse control picket and shall not proceed until permitted to do so by an authorised official. Duty to stop at tsetse control picket (b) The driver of any vehicle or domestic animals who has stopped at a tsetse control picket at which a smudge house has been erected shall, when required to do so by an authorised official, drive such vehicle or domestic animals into the smudge house and cause them to remain there until permitted to proceed. (2) It shall be lawful for an authorised official to inspect any person, vehicle or domestic animal stopped at a tsetse control picket in order to detect the presence of tsetse flies and take such measures, including the application of insecticides, as may be necessary to free them of tsetse flies. (3) Any person stopped at a tsetse control picket shall, before proceeding, enter such particulars in the register as may be required by an authorised official. 5. It shall be unlawful for any person travelling along any road or footpath on which a tsetse control picket has been established to make a detour with the object of avoiding such picket. Avoidance of tsetse control picket CHAPTER 250 THE CATTLE SLAUGHTER (CONTROL) ACT ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS Section 1. Short title and application 2. Interpretation 3. Grant of permit for cattle slaughter 4. Restriction on slaughter of certain cattle 5. Inspector's powers of entry 6. Review 7. Penalties CHAPTER 250 CATTLE SLAUGHTER (CONTROL) An Act to control the slaughter of immature and breeding cattle; and to provide for matters incidental thereto. [30th July, 1948] 28 of 1959 45 of 1957 13 of 1966 Government Notices 319 of 1964 497 of 1964