MARKETS AND BUS STATION ACT: INDEX TO SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION

Local Authority	Description of Market	Government Notices or Statutory Instruments
BUTONDO MINE Township Management Board	BUTONDO MINE TOWNSHIP MARKET All that area within the Butondo Mine Township which is bounded by the carpark on the northside, the main road on the south, and the west sides, and the shopping area on the east side.	179 of 1962
The areas of the former townships of Chelston, Chibuluma and Chililabombwe are incorporated in the Lusaka City Area (S.I. No. 152 of 1970), the Kitwe City Area (S.I. No. 150 of 1970) and the Chingola Municipal Area (S.I. No. 149 of 1970) respectively.*CHELSTON Division	CHELSTON MARKET All that area known as Chelston Market in Block 41, Chelston North, bounded to the south-west, to the north-west and to the north-east by market buildings with a plinth area of 338.9921 square metres, and to the south-east by a wire fence enclosing an open space of 963.1872 square metres, the whole covering an area of 1302.1793 square metres.	148 of 1969
The areas of the former townships of Chelston, Chibuluma and Chililabombwe are incorporated in the Lusaka City Area (S.I. No. 152 of 1970), the Kitwe City Area (S.I. No. 150 of 1970) and the Chingola Municipal Area (S.I. No. 149 of 1970) respectively.*CHIBULUMA Division	CHIBULUMA MARKET All that piece of land known as Plot No. J5, Chibuluma, and shown on the Chibuluma Plan which is deposited in the Works Office of Chibuluma Division, City Council of Kitwe.	43 of 1950
The areas of the former townships of Chelston, Chibuluma and Chililabombwe are incorporated in the Lusaka City Area (S.I. No. 152 of 1970), the Kitwe City Area (S.I. No. 150 of 1970) and the Chingola Municipal Area (S.I. No. 149 of 1970) respectively.*CHILILABOMBWE Division	CHILILABOMBWE MARKET An unsurveyed plot approximately a quarter of an acre in extent situate in the northern corner of the central car park at the rear of Plot No. 81, Chililabombwe. LUBENGELE MARKET Starting at a point 228.6 metres in a south-westerly direction from Beacon CG218 on the line CG218-CG219, the boundary passes in a north-easterly direction at an angle of 124 degrees for a distance of 143.256 metres; thence in a south-westerly direction at an angle of 90 degrees to rejoin line CG218-CG219, being an area approximately 1.09269 hectares in extent in the Lubengele Suburb, as shown on the copy of Plan No. BMB/M. 1 deposited in the Works Office of Chililabombwe Division, Municipal Council of Chingola.	62 of 1963
Municipal Council of CHINGOLA	CHINGOLA MARKET All that portion of the Chingola Municipality, 0.0934857 hectare in extent, known as Stand No. 1204 in 13th Street, Chingola. District No. 17/7 and thereon marked “Market”, which plan is deposited with the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Chingola.	159 of 1963 315 of 1970
Municipal Council of CHINGOLA	CHINGOLA MARKET All that portion of the Chingola Municipality known as Chiwempala Plot No. 24 as shown on Plan No. District No. 17/7 and hereon marked “MARKET” which plan is deposited with the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Chingola MAITENEKE MARKET Plot No. 2, Ndungu Road, in the Chiwempala Area of the Chingola Municipality.	159 of 1963
CHINSALI Township Council	CHINSALI MARKET All that area of land approximately 0.4047 hectares in extent around the building in A description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.*Chinsali known as the Old Dispensary.	181 of 1963
CHIPATA Township Council	CHIPATA SUBURB MARKET All that area situated on a special site within the Suburb shopping area demarcated as the Suburb Market on Plan Serial 112, dated 18th March, 1948. CHIPATA TOWNSHIP MARKET All that area situated on the corner of the road leading from the Government offices to Chipata Town and the road leading to Lunkwakwa Drift and the Suburb.	59 of 1950
CHIPATA Rural Council	CHITANDIKA MARKET All that area approximately 62 square metres in extent and shown bordered green on Drawing No. 1/CH/M/67, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Chipata Rural Council. MWAMI MARKET All that area approximately 60 square metres in extent and shown bordered green on Drawing No. 4/CH/M/74, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Chipata Rural Council.	139 of 1979
	KAULEMBE MARKET All that area approximately 59 square metres in extent and shown bordered green on Drawing No. 2/CH/M/74, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Chipata Rural Council.
	KAZIMULE MARKET All that area approximately 90 square metres in extent and shown bordered green on Drawing No. 3/CH/M/72, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Chipata Rural Council.
	MTENGULENI MARKET All that area approximately 651 square metres in extent and shown bordered green on Drawing No. 6/CH/M/76, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Chipata Rural Council.	139 of 1979
	NGUBUDU MARKET All that area approximately 61 square metres in extent and shown bordered green on Drawing No. 5/CH/M/68, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Chipata Rural Council.
CHIPATA District Council	MAMBWE MARKET All that area known as Mambwe Market, Chipata, being 7 200 square metres in extent, and shown bordered red on the Chipata District Council Plan No. CHIPT/2473 a copy of which is deposited in the Office of the District Executive Secretary, Chipata District Council.	112 of 1981
CHOMA Township Council	CHOMA MARKET All that portion of the Shampande Housing Area of the Choma Township which is described on approved Drawing No. CHO/TP.10 of the 23rd March, I960 (Revised Layout of Shopping Centre, Shampande Housing Area, Choma) as the market stand; a copy of the drawing has been deposited in the office of the Choma Township Council and on that copy the area of the market has been bordered in blue.	116 of 1963
Municipal Council of KABWE	KABWE MARKET All that portion of Site No. 1241 shown coloured red in Plan No. H/20 which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Kabwe.	139 of 1963
	BWACHA MARKET All that area lying between Nkwai Road and Mwankole Road and bordered red in Plan No. D.202 which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Kabwe.
	CHIMANININI MARKET All that area bordering on Lunsemfwa Road and bordered red in Plan No. 201 which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Kabwe.
GWEMBE Rural Council	MAAMBA MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on Gwembe Rural Council Market Sketch Plan No. I deposited in the office of the Principal Officer of Gwembe Rural Council.	50 of 1972
	SINAZEZE MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on Gwembe Rural Council Market Sketch Plan No. II deposited in the office of the Principal Officer of Gwembe Rural Council.	50 of 1972
	MUNYUMBWE MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on Gwembe Rural Council Market Sketch Plan No. III deposited in the office of the Principal Officer of Gwembe Rural Council.	50 of 1972
	CHIPEPO HARBOUR MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on Gwembe Rural Council Market Sketch Plan No. IV deposited in the office of the Principal Officer of Gwembe Rural Council.	50 of 1972
	NANCHANVWA MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on Gwembe Rural Council Market Sketch Plan No. V deposited in the office of the Principal Officer of Gwembe Rural Council.	50 of 1972
	GWENA FISH MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on Gwembe Rural Council Market Sketch Plan No. VI deposited in the office of the Principal Officer of Gwembe Rural Council.	50 of 1972
	SIAVONGA MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on Gwembe Rural Council Market Sketch Plan No. VII deposited in the office of the Principal Officer of Gwembe Rural Council.	50 of 1972
	LUSITU MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on Gwembe Rural Council Market Sketch Plan No. VIII deposited in the office of the Principal Officer of Gwembe Rural Council.	50 of 1972
	SINAZONGWE MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on Gwembe Rural Council Market Sketch Plan No. IX deposited in the office of the Principal Officer of Gwembe Rural Council.	50 of 1972
KAFUE Township Council	KAFUE MARKET All that portion of Plot No. 305 in Nan’gongwe Suburb known as the Beit Hall, and shown coloured red on Plan No. E.12/12 which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Kafue Township Council.	201 of 1969 63 of 1971
	KAFUE TOWNSHIP MARKET All that portion of an unsurveyed plot situate in Nangogwe Suburb known as the Old Beer Hall and shown bordered red on Plan No. 68/70 which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Kafue Township Council.
KALABO Rural Council	KALABO MARKET All that area approximately 0.20235 hectare in extent which lies at the extreme end of the old Kalabo airstrip and which is situate close to the curve of the road leading from Malamba Compound to Namushakende Compound and is shown bordered red on Tracing No. KBO/7 which is deposited in the office of the Principal Officer, Kalabo Rural Council.	333 of 1970
KAPUTA Rural Council	KASONGOLE MARKET All that area approximately 24 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. 6/S/22/2, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Kaputa Rural Council.	82 of 1979
	CHILOMWA MARKET All that area approximately 24 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. 7/S/23/3, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Kaputa Rural Council.	82 of 1979
	KAPUTA MARKET All that area approximately 57 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. 8/S/24/4, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Kaputa Rural Council	82 of 1979
	KASHIKISHI MARKET All that area approximately 24 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. 9/S/25/5, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Kaputa Rural Council.	82 of 1979
	MIKOSE MARKET All that area approximately 24 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. 10/S/26/6, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Kaputa Rural Council.	82 of 1979
	LIBONDA MARKET All that area approximately 0.20235 hectare in extent, situate in Libonda Village, which is described as a market area on the Kalabo Rural Council Sketch Plan No. KRC.1/70 which is deposited in the office of the Principal Officer, Kalabo Rural Council.
KALOMO Township Council	KALOMO MARKET All that portion of Stand No. 93 of the Kalomo Township which is described on Drawing No. KALO/TP 5A of the 15th May, 1961, and described thereon as the market area. A copy of the drawing is deposited with the Secretary of the Kalomo Township Council and on that copy the area of the market is bordered in blue.	114 of 1963
KALULUSHI Division	KALULUSHI (LUATO ROAD) MARKET All that area, which is within the beacons marked A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K to the extent of 0.7074156 hectares in Kalulushi shown as Stand No. 561 on the Plan No. SC50-217, dated 5th March, 1964, deposited in the Works Office of Kalulushi Division, City Council of Kitwe.	72 of 1963
	KALULUSHI (PRAIN DRIVE) MARKET All that portion of Stand No. 566 comprising 0.089035 hectare and shown coloured red on the plan of the Kalulushi Township deposited in the office of the Secretary of the Kalulushi Township Council.	427 of 1964
KANSUSWA Township Council	KANSUSWA MARKET All that piece of land known as Plot No. 286 of the Kansuswa Township and shown on the Kansuswa Township plan which is deposited with the local authority.	383 of 1958
KOMA Rural Council	KAOMA MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on the Kaoma Plan which is deposited in the office of the District Secretary, Kaoma. A description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.	307 of 1950
KASAMA Township Council	KASAMA MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on the Kasama Township Survey Plan No. T.25, which is deposited at the office of the local authority.	52 of 1939 60 of 1945
KATETE Rural Council	KATETE BOMA MARKET All that area approximately 6,651 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. KR/M/78, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Katete Rural Council.	143 of 1980
	KATETE STORES MARKET All that area approximately 1,066 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. CRC/2/69, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Katete Rural Council.	143 of 1980
	MARAMBA MARKET All that piece of land within the Livingstone Municipality, approximately 3160.458 square metres in extent, situate on Stand No. 2072 which is shown on General Plan No. 110/61 which was approved on 11th April, 1962, and which is lodged in the offices of the Surveyor-General, but excluding Shops Nos. 9, 23, 40 and 50 more particularly shown on Plan 276/1/BA dated February, 1959, which is deposited in the offices of the Municipal Council of Livingstone.	143 of 1980
Municipal Council of LIVINGSTONE	LINDA MARKET All that piece of land within the Livingstone Municipality, approximately 1337.76 square metres in extent, situate on Stand No. 2074 which is shown on General Plan No. 64/61 which is lodged in the offices of the Surveyor-General, but excluding Shops Nos. 1, 10, 20 and 31 more particularly shown on Plan No. 11BA, dated February, 1956, which is deposited in the offices of the Municipal Council of Livingstone.	115 of 1963
Municipal Council of LUANSHYA	LUANSHYA MARKET All that portion of the Luanshya Municipality being a triangular plot bounded on the west by 15th Street, on the south by the railway, and on the north by Market Street.	80 of 1963
LUNDAZI Rural Council	LUNDAZI MARKET All that area of approximately 0.4047 hectare shown as the Market Place on the A description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.*Lundazi Plan, which is deposited in the office of the District Secretary, Lundazi.	119 of 1963
City Council of LUSAKA	CHILENJE MARKET All that area, approximately 0.20235 hectare in extent, known as Plot No. U3035, Lusaka, situated within the Chilenje Housing Area in the Lusaka City, as shown on the plan which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Lusaka.	63 of 1963
	LONGACRES MARKET All that area approximately 720 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. B.480, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the District Executive Secretary, Lusaka District Council.	27 of 1981
	NORTHMEAD MARKET All that area approximately 1,419 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. D.187, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the District Executive Secretary, Lusaka District Council.	27 of 1981
	KAUNDA SQUARE STAGE I MARKET All that area approximately 2,056 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. A. 1273, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the District Executive Secretary, Lusaka District Council.	27 of 1981
	CHUNGA MARKET All that area approximately 1,380 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. D.188, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the District Executive Secretary, Lusaka District Council.	27 of 1981
	CHIBOLYA MARKET All that area approximately 12,849 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. B.481, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the District Executive Secretary, Lusaka District Council.	27 of 1981
	LIBALA MARKET All that area approximately 3,536 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. D.189, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the District Executive Secretary, Lusaka District Council.	27 of 1981
	KASAMA TOWN MARKET The area immediately in front of Plots Nos. 223 to 231 off Mackinnon Road as indicated on the Kasama Township Plan which is deposited in the offices of the Kasama Township Council.	120 of 1961
KASEMPA Rural Council	KASEMPA MARKET All that area comprising Stand No. B.M. and shown marked red on the Kasempa Rural Council special area Sketch Plan No. KAE/B/2 which is deposited in the office of the Principal Officer, Kasempa Rural Council.	313 of 1970
*KASOMPE Division	KASOMPE MARKET Plots Nos. 194 and 204, Kasompe, as shown on the Kasompe Plan which is deposited in the Works Office of Kasompe Division, Municipal Council of Chingola.	326 of 1956
KAWAMBWA Rural Council	KAWAMBWA MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on the Kawambwa Survey Plan No. T.29 which may be seen either at the District Secretary’s office, Kawambwa, or at the office of the Surveyor-General, Lusaka.	84 of 1939
City Council of KITWE	BUCHI MARKET Sub 4 of Stand No. 4274 bounded by Beacons HT588, HT589, HT590, HT591 (0.5807445 hectares), Buchi, Kitwe.	165 of 1963 133 of 1968 32 of 1971
	BULANGILILO TEMPORARY MARKET All that area approximately 0.48564 hectares in extent, being part of Stand No. 3687, Kitwe, off Kazembe Road, Bulangililo, and shown edged black on Drawing TP/87/20 which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Kitwe.
	CHIMWEMWE MARKET All that area approximately 0.48564 hectares in extent, being an unsurveyed portion of land fronting Fyakapale Road, Chimwemwe, and shown on Drawing 8/8/10A which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Kitwe.
	KITWE MARKET Stand No. 2522 (3.2080569 hectares in extent) fronting Hobart Avenue, Kitwe.
MAZABUKA Rural Council	THE KAFUE GORGE MARKET All that area demarcated in red as the Market on the Kafue Gorge Camp III Centre Site Plan No. VBB11732 dated November, 1968, a copy of which is deposited in the Office of the Secretary, Mazabuka Rural Council.	27 of 1971
MAZABUKA Rural Council	MAZABUKA MARKET All that area of land approximately 0.4047 hectare in extent situate within the Mazabuka Township Council Area and shown on Mazabuka Zoning Plan No. MAZ/9E, which plan can be seen at the offices of the Mazabuka Township Council.	117 of 1963
MKUSHI Rural Council	MKUSHI MARKET All that area known as Mkushi Market approximately 0.20235 hectare in extent and shown on Plan No. MKU/36 deposited in the office of the District Secretary, Mkushi.	319 of 1966
MONZE Township Council	MONZE MARKET All that area of land approximately 0.4047 hectare in extent situate within the Monze Township Council Area and shown on Monze Zoning Plan No. MON/3H, which plan can be seen at the offices of the Monze Township Council.	113 of 1963
MUFULIRA Municipal Council	MULUNDU MARKET All that area approximately 0.088 hectares in extent, being part of Stand No. 1583, situate in the Murundu Housing Area in the Mufulira Municipality, and shown bordered red on Drawing No. 1B/254, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Mufulira.	86 of 1977
	CHIBOLYA MARKET All that area approximately 0.387 hectares in extent, being part of Stand No. 1181, situate in the Chibolya Housing Area in the Mufulira Municipality, and shown bordered red on Plan No. 3A/4, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Mufulira.	86 of 1977
MUMBWA Rural Council	MUMBWA MARKET All that area shown as the market place on Mumbwa Township Survey Plan No. MUM/87, Tracing No. L149, deposited in the office of the Surveyor-General, Lusaka.	67 of 1974
MUFULIRA Municipal Council	CHIBOTE MARKET All that area known as Chibote Market, Mufulira, being 1.51 hectares in extent, and shown bordered red on the Mufulira Municipal Council Plan No. 2A/56A, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Mufulira.	56 of 1979
	MUFULIRA (MOKAMBO MINI-MARKET) All that area known as Mokambo Mini-Market, Mufulira, in extent 0.252 hectares (0.623 acres) and bounded on the north by Bwangalo Bar, on the north-east by main road to Zaire, on the west and south by unsurveyed land and more particularly delineated as the area enclosed by Beacons MMC1, MMC2, MMC3 and MMC4 on Drawing Number 1B/209 which is deposited in the Office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Mufulira and thereon bordered red.	107 of 1974
	MUFULIRA (CHIKALABWAMBA MINI-MARKET) All that area known as Chikalabwamba Mini-Market, Mufulira, in extent 0.037 hectares (0.092 acres) and bounded on the north-west by an unnamed road, on the south-west by a proposed road and parking and on the south-east by a commercial plot more particularly portion of Lot 156/M and Subdivision J of Farm No. 932 delineated as the area enclosed by Beacons, A, B, C and D on Drawing Number 4A/32 which is deposited in the Office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Mufulira and thereon bordered red.	107 of 1974
Municipal Council of LUANSHYA	BUSEKO MARKET All that piece of land, rectangular in shape, bounded in the south by Link Road, in the east by Kapindula Street, in the west by a line approximately 59.436 metres from Kapindula Street and in the north by a line 33.528 metres from Link Road and parallel to Link Road, all this land of a size of approximately 2.0235 hectares as indicated on Plan No. Q/D/50 of the Municipal Council of Luanshya.	80 of 1963 100 of 1971
	LUANSHYA MARKET All that portion of the Luanshya Municipality being a triangular plot bounded on the west by 15th Street, on the south by the railway, and on the north by Market Street.	100 of 1971
	LUANSHYA (MIKOMFWA) MARKET An area of 0.64752 hectares approximately forming a demarcated portion of Stand No. 1351, Luanshya. The market is situate on the north-west side of the junction of Finnigan Road and Malila Street, is shown bordered green on Plan No. S.827 deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Luanshya, and is bounded as follows: Starting at Beacon LMB, its south-west corner beacon, the boundary proceeds due north for a distance of 54.864 metres to a point 6.096 metres due south of Beacon LMA; thence north-eastwards for a distance of 8.619744 metres to a point 6.096 metres due east of that beacon; thence due east for a distance of 94.488 metres to a point 6.096 metres due west of Beacon LMD; thence south-eastwards for a distance of 8.619744 metres feet to a point 6.096 metres due south of that beacon; thence due south for a distance of 54.864 metres to Beacon LMC; thence due west for a distance of 106.68 metres to Beacon LMB, the point of starting.
	TUMFWANE MARKET All that piece of land, rectangular in shape, bounded in the north by Road “A” running east-west from Mwewa Street approximately 85.344 metres away from Mwewa Street at its western boundary, bounded in the east by Road “B” starting in the north off Road “A” and running to the south along Tumfwane Centre, bounded in the south by a road 38.7096 metres away from Road “A” and parallel to Road “A” and bounded in the west by a line 24.384 metres away from Road “B” and parallel to Road “B”, all this piece of land with an area of approximately 0.8094 hectares as indicated on Plan No. Q/D/50 of the Municipal Council of Luanshya.	100 of 1971
LUANSHYA Municipal Council	KALALA MARKET All that piece of land known as Site No. 2 and shown bordered red on Plan No. Q/D/50, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Luanshya.	191 of 1977
	NDEKE MARKET All that area approximately 0.12 hectare in extent, known as Stand No. 1541 and shown bordered red on Plan No. Q/D/110G, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Luanshya.	191 of 1977
	FISENGE MARKET All that area approximately 0.20 hectare in extent, being part of Stand No. 440, situated in the Fisenge Housing Area of the Luanshya Municipality, and shown bordered red on Plan No. Q/D/78, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Luanshya.	191 of 1977
	CHIFUBU MARKET All that area approximately 0.983421 hectares in extent being part of Farm No. 2575 situated within Chifubu, Ndola, and adjacent to Market Street, and as shown coloured red upon Drawing No. TP.215 deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Civic Centre, Independence Way, Ndola.
	CHISOKONE MARKET All that area approximately 0.453264 hectares in extent being part of Stand No. 2121 situated within the Central Area of Ndola between Chisokone Avenue and Livingstone Road and as shown coloured red upon Drawing No. TP.215 deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Civic Centre, Independence Way, Ndola.
	KABUSHI MARKET All that area approximately 0.56658 hectares in extent being part of Stand No. 3250 situated within Kabushi, Ndola, adjacent to Church Road, and as shown coloured red upon Drawing No. TP.215 deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Civic Centre, Independence Way, Ndola.
	LUBUTO MARKET All that area approximately 0.6284991 hectares in extent situated in the centre of Lubuto, Ndola, adjacent to an unnamed street, and as shown coloured red upon Drawing No. TP.215 deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Civic Centre, Independence Way, Ndola.
	LUBUTO WEST MARKET All that area approximately 4,714.82 square metres in extent, being part of Stand No. 4504, situated in the Lubuto Housing Area of the Ndola City, and shown bordered red on Drawing No. TP233/1, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Ndola City Council.	208 of 1977
	MAIN MARKET All that area approximately 0.2784336 hectares in extent being part of Stand No. 3250 situated within Main, Ndola, at the junction of Masala Road and Williams Road, and as shown coloured red upon Drawing No. TP.215 deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Civic Centre, Independence Way, Ndola.
	MASALA MARKET All that area approximately 0.1513578 hectares in extent being part of Stand No. 3250 situated within Masala, Ndola, at the junction of Kilimanjaro Road and Kashitu Road, and as shown coloured red upon Drawing No. TP.215 deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Civic Centre, Independence Way, Ndola.
SOLWEZI Rural Council	SOLWEZI MARKET The open area situated between Plots Nos. U.40 and U.41 and the main road in Solwezi. A description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.	87 of 1959
TWAPIA Township Council	TWAPIA MARKET All that piece of land known as Plot No. 225 of the Twapia Township and shown on the Twapia Township Plan which is deposited with the local authority.	43 of 1950
ZAMBEZI Rural Council	ZAMBEZI MARKET All that area of *Zambezi situated opposite Queen Elizabeth Hospital bordered blue on Plan No. NW/BAL/D/4 of October, 1959, which is deposited at the office of the District Secretary, Zambezi.	283 of 1960
MUKUNI Rural Council	CHISAMBA MARKET All that area shown as the market place on Mukuni Rural Council Sketch Plan No. MRC-00/33-34/72, deposited in the office of the Principal Officer of the Mukuni Rural Council.	225 of 1973
	KAPIRI MPOSHI MARKET All that area shown as the market place on Mukuni Rural Council Sketch Plan No. MRC-00/31-32/72, deposited in the office of the Principal Officer of the Mukuni Rural Council.	225 of 1973
SENANGA Rural Council	NANJUCHA MARKET All that area shown as the market place on Senanga Rural Council Sketch Plan No. 3, which is deposited in the office of the Principal Officer of Senanga Rural Council	118 of 1973
KALOMO Rural Council	ZIMBA MARKET All that area known as Zimba Market, Kalomo, being 1,776 square metres in extent, and shown bordered red on the Kalomo Rural Council Plan No. ZIM/12, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Rural Council of Kalomo.	68 of 1979
RUFUNSA Rural Council	CHILANGA FREEDOM COMPOUND MARKET All that area of approximately 0.407 hectare in extent shown on the Rufunsa Rural Council Drawing No. 3/69 which is deposited in the office of the Secretary of the Council.	11 of 1977
	CHAINDA MARKET All that area of approximately 0.47 hectare in extent shown on the Rufunsa Rural Council Drawing No. PW/6/74 which is deposited in the office of the Secretary of the Council.	11 of 1977
	CHONGWE MARKET All that area of approximately 0.407 hectare in extent shown on the Rufunsa Rural Council Drawing No. PW/3/72 which is deposited in the office of the Secretary of the Council.	11 of 1977
	CHIMUSANYA MARKET All that area of approximately 0.407 hectare in extent shown on Rufunsa Rural Council Drawing No. PW/2/70 which is deposited in the office of the Secretary of the Council.	11 of 1977
KATETE Rural Council	KATETE BOMA MARKET All that area approximately 6,651 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. KR/M/78, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Katete Rural Council.	143 of 1980
	KATETE STORES MARKET All that area approximately 1,066 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. CRC/2/69, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Katete Rural Council.	143 of 1980
	SINDA MARKET All that area approximately 9,639 square metres in extent and shown bordered red on Plan No. CRC/1/69, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Katete Rural Council.	143 of 1980
	LUSAKA (INDEPENDENCE AVENUE) MARKET All that area, approximately 1168.7736 hectares in extent, known as Plot No. 3502, Lusaka, situated in the Second Class Trading Area on Independence Avenue in the Lusaka Municipal Area.	110 of 1960
	LUSAKA (KANYAMA) MARKET All that area shown as the Market Site on Plan No. S.9.236 deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Lusaka.	296 of 1966
	LUSAKA (LIVINGSTONE ROAD) MARKET That area known as Stand No. 118, Livingstone Road, Lusaka, plan of which area is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Lusaka.	81 of 1963
	MATERO MARKET The 0.20235 hectare fenced plot in the Matero Housing Area in the Lusaka City as shown on Public Works Department Plan No. D.1108/32, copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Lusaka.	64 of 1963
LUWINGU Rural Council	LUWINGU MARKET All that area of approximately 0.4047 hectare shown as the market place on the Luwingu Plan which is deposited in the office of the District Secretary, Luwingu. A description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.	25 of 1963
MANSA Township Council	MANSA MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on the Mansa Township Survey Plan No. 94A which is deposited at the office of the District Secretary, Mansa, and a copy of which may be seen at the office of the Surveyor-General, Lusaka.	86 of 1939
	MANSA NO. 1 MARKET All that area approximately 0.303525 hectares in extent which lies on the west side of the Mansa-Kawambwa Road on Plot No. 276 and which is shown as the No. 1 Market on Drawing No. TP.4 deposited at the office of the District Secretary, Mansa.	54 of 1959
	MANSA NO. 2 MARKET All that area approximately 0.4047 hectare in extent which lies on the south side of the Development Area Training Centre Road, and which is shown as the No. 2 Market on the copy of Drawing No. TP.4 deposited at the office of the District Secretary, Mansa.	55 of 1959
MAZABUKA Township Council	MAZABUKA MARKET All that area of land approximately 0.4047 hectares in extent situate within the Mazabuka Township Council Area and shown on Mazabuka Zoning Plan No. MAZ/9E, which plan can be seen at the offices of the Mazabuka Township Council.	117 of 1963
MBALA Rural Council	MPULUNGU MARKET All that area of Plot No. 88, bordered red on Plan No. MPU/30 which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Mbala Rural Council.	350 of 1969
MBALA Township Council	MBULU MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on the Mbala Township Survey Plan No. 8 N.E.R., a tracing of which is deposited in the office of the Surveyor-General, Lusaka.	243 of 1963
	TOWN MARKET That area known as Stand No. 211, Mbala, plan of which area is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Mbala Township Council.
MKUSHI Rural Council	MKUSHI MARKET All that area known as Mkushi Market approximately half an acre in extent and shown on Plan No. MKU/36 deposited in the office of the District Secretary, Mkushi.	319 of 1966
MONGU Township Council	MONGU MARKET All that area of 0.20235 hectares shown as the Mongu Market on the Mongu Township Survey Plan No. WN.110/5 which is deposited in the office of the District Secretary, Mongu.	263 of 1958
MONZE Township Council	MONZE MARKET All that area of land approximately 0.4047 hectares in extent situate within the Monze Township Council Area and shown on Monze Zoning Plan No. MON/3H, which plan can be seen at the offices of the Monze Township Council.	113 of 1963
MPIKA Rural Council	MPIKA MARKET All that area known as Mpika Market in extent approximately one-sixth of an acre, and shown on Plan No. 418 deposited in the office of the District Secretary, Mpika, and thereon bordered red.	172 of 1963
MPOROKOSO Rural Council	MPOROKOSO MARKET All that area of approximately 0.4047 hectare shown as the market place on the Mporokoso Plan which is deposited in the office of the District Secretary, Mporokoso. A description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.	19 of 1960
Municipal Council of MUFULIRA	MUFULIRA MARKET All that area approximately 0.5285382 hectare in extent known as Stand No. 786 on the corner of Main Street and Cartmel-Robinson Street and bounded on one side by the Mufulira Mine Township boundary.	77 of 1963
	MUFULIRA (CENTRAL) MARKET All that area known as Stand No. 1097, Mufulira, in extent 1.7434476 hectares, and bounded on the north by an unnamed road, on the east by Cartmel-Robinson Street, on the south-west by Sub 1 of Sub C of Farm No. 935, and on the west by unsurveyed land more particularly delineated as the area enclosed by Beasons P1, P2, P3 and P4 on a plan which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Mufulira, and thereon bordered red.
	MUFULIRA (KAMUCANGA) MARKET All that area known as the Kamucanga Market, in extent approximately 0.020235 hectares, being a part of Stand No. 1182, Mufulira, and as shown on drawing No. 2A/18 deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Mufulira.
	MUFULIRA (KWACHA) MARKET All that area in extent 0.3184989 hectare approximately, bounded by Beacons OB74, OB75, OB85, OB79 and OB86, and more particularly delineated on Plan No. S416 deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Mufulira, and thereon bordered red.	280 of 1965
MUKOBEKO Township Council	MUKOBEKO MARKET All that piece of land known as Plot No. 95 of the Mukobeko Township and shown on the Mukobeko Township plan which is deposited with the local authority.	382 of 1958
City Council of NDOLA	CHAMPION MARKET All that area approximately 0.3747522 hectare in extent being part of Farm No. 2575 situated within Chifubu, Ndola, adjacent to Burton Street, and as shown coloured red upon Drawing No. TP.215 deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Civic Centre, Independence Way, Ndola.	359 of 1969

B. MARKETS UNDER THE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF

PROVINCIAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICERS

[Section 4(a)]

Local Authority	Description of Market	Government Notices
KAPIRI MPOSHI	KAPIRI MPOSHI MARKET All that area, approximately 0.4047 hectare in extent, shown as the Market Place on the Kapiri Mposhi Plan, deposited in the office of the District Secretary, Kabwe Rural District. A description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.	85 of 1958
BWILE (Kawambwa)	KALOBWA MARKET The area shown on a plan marked BNA/1 and deposited with the District Secretary, Kawambwa.	146 of 1961
BWILE (Mporokoso)	KATETE MARKET That building known as the Bwile (Katete) Market building situate in Chief Puta’s village in the Bwile Area of Mporokoso District.	148 of 1956
CHAVUMA (Zambezi)	chavuma market That building known as the Chavuma Market building situated at Chavuma Court under Chieftainess Luweji in the Chavuma Area of the Zambezi District.	149 of 1960
LUNDA (Kawambwa)	1. That building known as the Lunda Market building situate in Chief Mulundu’s village in the Lunda Area of Kawambwa District.	114 of 1952
2. That building known as the Lunda Market building situate in Chief Kashiba’s village in the Lunda Area of Kawambwa District.
3. That building known as the Lunda Market building situate in Chief Lubunda’s village in the Lunda Area of Kawambwa District.
4. That building known as the Lunda Market building situate in village Musangu, under Chief Lubunda, in the Lunda Area of Kawambwa District.
5. That building known as the Lunda Market building situate in village Lwamfwe, under Chief Lukwesa, in the Lunda Area of Kawambwa District.
6. That building known as the Lunda Market building situate in Chipunka village, under Senior Chief Kazembe, in the Lunda Area of Kawambwa District.
7. That building known as the Lunda Market building situate in Chipita area, under Senior Chief Kazembe, in the Lunda Area of Kawambwa District.
8. That building known as the Lunda Market building situate in Mwansabombwe, under Senior Chief Kazembe, in the Lunda Area of Kawambwa District.
9. That building known as the Lunda Market building situate in Chief Kanyembo’s village in the Lunda Area of Kawambwa District.
10. That building known as the Lunda Market building situate in Chief Kambwali’s village in the Lunda Area of Kawambwa District.
	KASHIKISHI MARKET That area shown on a plan marked NA/1 and deposited with the District Secretary, Kawambwa.	155 of 1960
	NTOTO MARKET The area shown on a plan marked LNA/2 and deposited with the District Secretary, Kawambwa.	145 of 1961
LUNDA (Zambezi)	MUKANDAKUNDA MARKET That building known as the Lunda Market building situate at Mukandakunda Court, under Chief Ishinde, in the Lunda Area of Zambezi District.	144 of 1961
LUNGU (Mbala)	ISOKA MARKET Those buildings known as the Isoka Market buildings in Chief Tafuna’s village in the Lungu Area of Mbala District.	71 of 1954 232 of 1954
LUVALE (Zambezi)	1. That building known as the Luvale Market building situate in Chief Ndungu’s village in the Luvale Area of Zambezi District.	1 of 1955
2. That building known as the Luvale Market building situate in Makinjila village under Chief Ndungu in the Luvale Area of Zambezi District.
3. That building known as the Luvale Market building situate in Chief Kucheka’s village in the Luvale Area of Zambezi District.
4. That building known as the Luvale Market building situate in Muyembe village under Chief Kucheka in the Luvale Area of Zambezi District.
5. That building known as the Luvale Market building situate in Sefu village under Chief Kucheka in the Luvale Area of Zambezi District.
6. That building known as the Luvale Market building situate in Chief Chinyama Litapi’s village in the Luvale Area of Zambezi District.
7. That building known as the Luvale Market building situate in Mulungu village under Chief Chinyama Litapi in the Luvale Area of Zambezi District.
8. That building known as the Luvale Market building situate in Chesita village under Chief Chinyama Litapi in the Luvale Area of Zambezi District.
MBALA Rural Council	MPULUNGU MARKET All that area of Plot No. 88, bordered red on Plan No. MPU/30 which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Mbala Rural Council.	350 of 1969
MBALA Township Council	MBALA NEW MBULU MARKET All that area approximately 0.4047 hectare in extent, which lies to the north of New Mbulu Suburb near the intersection of Abel Mumba Road and Tafuna Road, a plan of which area is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Mbala Township Council.	101 of 1971
	MBALA OLD MBULU MARKET All that area shown as the Market Place on the Mbala Township Survey Plan No. 8 N.E.R., a tracing of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Mbala Township Council.	101 of 1971
MBALA Township Council -continued	MBALA TOWN MARKET All that area known as Stand No. 211 Mbala, a plan of which area is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Mbala Township Council.	101 of 1971
MONGU Rural Council	LIMULUNGA MARKET All that area approximately 0.20235 hectares in extent, being bordered red as shown on Plan No. MGU/1005 which is deposited in the office of the Principal Officer, Mongu Rural Council.	307 of 1970
	LUKULU MARKET All that area approximately 2229.6 square metres in extent, being bordered red and shown as the Market Place on the Mongu Rural Council Sketch Plan No. 2 which is deposited in the office of the Principal Officer, Mongu Rural Council.	307 of 1970
	NAMUSHEKENDE MARKET That building known as Namushekende Market building situate approximately 27.432 metres west of Mulamba Compound and twenty yards north of ZCBC shop at Namushekende and shown on Mongu Rural Council Sketch Plan dated 4th December, 1969, which is deposited in the office of the Principal Officer, Mongu Rural Council.	307 of 1970
	USHAA MARKET All that area approximately 374.5728 square metres in extent, being bordered red and shown as the Market Place on the Mongu Rural Council Sketch Plan No. 1 which is deposited in the office of the Principal Officer, Mongu Rural Council.	307 of 1970
MONGU Township Council	MONGU MARKET All that area of 0.20235 hectares shown as the Mongu Market on the Mongu Township Survey Plan No. WN.110/5 which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Mongu Township Council.	263 of 1958 329 of 1970
	MONGU SUBURBS MARKET All that area approximately 0.20235 hectares in extent, situate immediately to the south of Mongu suburbs and is described as Mongu Suburbs Market on Sheet No. D-2 AM-A30600/123 of Mongu Development Plan which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Mongu Township Council.
MPIKA Rural Council	CHIBANSA MARKET All that area known as the Chibansa Market in extent approximately 0.0667445 hectares, situate in front of Mpika Rural Council Rest House and shown dotted red on the Mpika Rural Council Chibansa Market Sketch Plan which is deposited in the office of the Principal Officer, Mpika Rural Council.	172 of 1963 317 of 1970
	MPIKA MARKET All that area known as Mpika Market in extent approximately 0.06745 hectare, and shown on Plan No. 418 deposited in the office of the Principal Officer, Mpika Rural Council, and thereon bordered red.	172 of 1963
MPOROKOSO Rural Council	CHISHAMWAMBA MARKET All that area approximately 0.101175 hectares in extent, situate on the north side of the Chishamwamba Welfare Hall and shown bordered blue on the Mporokoso Rural Council sketch plan which is deposited in the office of the Principal Officer, Mporokoso Rural Council.	19 of 1960 62 of 1971
	CHISHELA MARKET All that area approximately 0.20235 hectare in extent, situate on the north side of Mporokoso-Nsumbu road in Kaputa District and shown bordered blue on the Mporokoso Rural Council sketch plan which is deposited in the office of the Principal Officer, Mporokoso Rural Council.
KASAMA District Council	CHIKUMANINO MARKET All that area approximately 4900 metres in extent known as Stand No. 1891 and shown bordered red in the plan No. KAS/1322, a copy of which is deposited with the Kasama District Council.	113 of 1991
	TAZARA HEAVY INDUSTRIAL AREA MARKET All that area approximately 6013 square metres in extent, known as Stand No. 1684 and shown bordered red on Plan No. KAS/1323, a copy of which is deposited with the Kasama District Council.	113 of 1991
NDOLA Urban	NDEKE MARKET All that area approximately 708 square metres in extent, being part of Subdivision No. 8 of Subdivision Q of Farm No. 416a, situate within the Ndeke Housing Area in the Ndola City, and shown edged red on Drawing No. TP/160/5, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Ndola.	126 of 1976
	NEW TWAPIA MARKET All that piece of land known as Plot No. 880, situate within the Twapia Housing Area in the Ndola City, and shown edged red on Plan No. TP/319/B/2, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Ndola.	126 of 1976
	TWAPIA MARKET All that area approximately 0.329 of a hectare in extent, being part of Plot No. 470, situate in the Twapia Housing Area in the Ndola City, and shown edged red on Plan No. TP/319/B/2, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Ndola.	126 of 1976
	HILLCREST MARKET All that area approximately 604 square metres in extent, being part of Stand No. 4493, situate in the Hillcrest Housing Area in the Ndola City, and shown edged red on Drawing No. TP/163/G, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Ndola.	126 of 1976
	MUSHILI MARKET All that area approximately 0.66 of a hectare in extent, being part of Lot 319/M, situate within the Mushili Housing Area in the Ndola City, and shown edged red on Drawing No. TP/321/A, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Ndola.	126 of 1976
NDOLA Urban continued	KAWAMA MARKET All that area approximately 0.15 of a hectare in extent, being an unsurveyed portion of land fronting Paul Mulenga Road, Kawama, and shown edged red on Drawing No. TP/180/3, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Ndola.	126 of 1976
	CHIPULUKUSU MARKET All that area, being an unsurveyed portion of land fronting Chipulukusu Road, Chipulukusu, and shown edged red on Drawing No. 1/21/375, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Ndola.	126 of 1976
	PAMODZI MARKET All that area approximately 557 square metres in extent, being part of Stand No. 4437, situate within the Pamodzi Housing Area in the Ndola City, and shown edged red on Drawing No. TP/208/E, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Ndola.	126 of 1976
	SINIA MARKET All that area approximately 5,775 square metres in extent, situate within the Sinia Housing Area in the Ndola City, and shown edged red on Drawing No. 5/5/475, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, City Council of Ndola.	126 of 1976
NSENGA-AMBO (Petauke)	KAGONA MARKET All that area, in extent about 83.61 metres, which is within the beacons marked A, B, C and D, situated approximately 500 yards north of the village of Headman Kagona, in Chief Nyanje’s area, in the Petauke District, and as shown on a plan numbered M.2, which is deposited at the office of the District Secretary, Petauke.	233 of 1940
	MWANJAWANTHU MARKE T All that area, in extent about 83.61 metres, which is within the beacons marked A, B, C and D, situated approximately 600 yards north-east of the village of Mwanjawanthu in the Petauke District and as shown on a plan numbered M.1 which is deposited at the office of the District Secretary, Petauke.	141 of 1940
SHILA (Kawambwa)	KABUTA MARKET The area shown on a plan marked SNA/1 and deposited with the District Secretary, Kawambwa.	148 of 1961
	MUKWAKWA MARKET The area shown on a plan marked SNA/2 and deposited with the District Secretary, Kawambwa.	147 of 1961
LIVINGSTONE Municipal Council	DAMBWA MARKET All that area approximately 0.92 hectares in extent, being part of Stand No. 2613, and shown on the Livingstone Municipal Council Plan No. 816/L, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Livingstone.	83 of 1977
LIVINGSTONE Municipal Council -continued	LIBUYU MARKET All that area approximately 7.76 hectares in extent, being part of Stand No. 2073, and shown on the Livingstone Municipal Council Plan No. 697/L, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Town Clerk, Municipal Council of Livingstone.	83 of 1977
	ZIMBA MARKET All that area known as Zimba Market, Kalomo, being 1,776 square metres in extent, and shown bordered red on the Kalomo Rural Council Plan No. ZIM/12, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Rural Council of Kalomo.	68 of 1979
ISOKA Rural Council	ISOKA MARKET All that area approximately 0.02 hectare in extent, shown bordered red on Plan No. ISO/46, a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Isoka Rural Council.	207 of 1977
	NAKONDE MARKET All that area approximately 0.03 hectare in extent, shown bordered red on Plan No. NAK/11 (PO), a copy of which is deposited in the office of the Secretary, Isoka Rural Council.	207 of 1977

LOCAL AUTHORITY MARKET REGULATIONS

[Section 5]

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Application

3. Interpretation

4. Goods for sale

5. Sale of goods within specified area

6. Times for transaction of business

7. Stallages, rents, tolls and fees

8. Maximum prices

8A. Use of metric weight Reservation of stalls

9. Reservation of stalls

10. General regulation of markets

11. General powers of inspector of markets and health inspectors

12. Removal of goods and waste

13. Publication of resolutions

14. Penalty

SI 215 of 1968,

SI 146 of 1969,

Act 13 of 1994.

[Regulations by the Minister]

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Local Authority Market Regulations.

2. Application

After consultation with a local authority, the Minister may, by statutory order, declare that on and after a date specified in the statutory order all or any of these Regulations shall apply, or shall cease to apply, to the whole or any part of the area of that local authority.

3. Interpretation

(1) In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia;

(b) articles of handicraft made and sold by or on behalf of the same person not being a company or firm and of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“health inspector” has the meaning assigned to it by the Public Health Act;

“inspector of markets” means a person appointed by the local authority to be an inspector of markets or authorised by the local authority to discharge the functions of an inspector of markets;

“market” means a market established under the Act in an area or part of an area to which all or any of these Regulations apply;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in a market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

(2) Nothing in these Regulations contained shall be construed as conferring upon a local authority any power in relation to a market which is not within the area of that local authority.

4. Goods for sale

No person shall in a market sell—

(a) anything other than goods as defined by these Regulations; or

(b) game meat; or

5. Sale of goods within specified area

No person shall, in any public place within a radius of two miles from the centre of a market, sell any goods except in a market:

Provided that the provisions of this regulation shall not apply in relation to—

(i) the sale of goods in accordance with the provisions of a licence granted under the Trades Licensing Act; or

(ii) the sale of goods by the persons and in the circumstances specified in sub-section (2) of section one of the Trades Licensing Act.

[No. 146 of 1969]

6. Times for transaction of business

(1) The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the days of the week and the hours during each day of the week during which a market shall be open for business.

(2) No person shall sell or purchase any goods in a market except when the market is open for business.

7. Stallages, rents, tolls and fees

(1) The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution stallages, rents or tolls and fees for the inspection of produce to be paid to the local authority by persons wishing to sell goods in a market:

Provided that no such resolution shall have effect unless and until approved by the Minister.

(2) Any stallages, rents, tolls or fees payable under this regulation shall be collected by the inspector of markets.

(3) No person shall sell any goods in a market unless he has paid the stallages, rents, tolls or fees payable by him in accordance with the provisions of this regulation.

8. Maximum prices

(1) The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in a market:

Provided that the maximum price determined under these Regulations shall not be higher than the maximum price fixed by any other written law for sale by retail of the same article of food.

(2) No person shall sell by retail any article of food in a market at a price higher than the price determined under this regulation.

[Am by SI 9 of 1989.]

8A. Use of metric weight

(1) No person shall sell or offer to sell in a market any article of food the price of which is controlled unless the price thereof is quoted and charged by reference to metric weight or to such other unit as is used by the Price Controller.

(2) It shall be the duty of every person selling or offering to sell any article of food in a market to provide and use appropriate scales to comply with this regulation.

[Am by SI 187 of 1974.]

9. Reservation of stalls

(1) The inspector of markets may reserve any stall in the market for the sale of any particular kind of goods.

(2) No person shall from any stall reserved for the sale of a particular kind of goods sell any other goods.

10. General regulation of markets

(1) No person shall within a market—

(a) erect any building, tent, booth or shelter except with the permission of the local authority; or

(b) keep or use any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil in connection with the sale of any produce or other article, unless it is of a nature or character approved by the inspector of markets; or

(c) gut fish or game or wash or clean vegetables or any other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose; or

(d) keep any chickens, ducks, doves or other birds for sale except in a cage or crate.

(2) No person shall bring or keep or allow to be brought or kept in a market any dog.

(3) No person shall—

(a) use a market as a sleeping place; or

(b) frequent a market between sunset and sunrise, except with the permission of the inspector of markets.

11. General powers of inspector of markets and health inspectors

(1) The inspector of markets may, subject to the provisions of these Regulations, give to any person using a market or stall such directions as may be reasonably necessary for the purpose of keeping order, preventing obstructions and maintaining cleanliness therein or in the approaches thereto.

(2) The inspector of markets or a health inspector may direct any person selling rotten or dirty produce in a market to destroy such produce or remove it from the market.

(3) No person shall fail to comply with any direction given under this regulation.

12. Removal of goods and waste

(1) Every person renting, holding, occupying or using a stall within a market shall, as soon as practicable after the market has closed for business on any day, remove from the market all goods belonging to him.

(2) All abandoned waste matter, such as loose grain sweepings, remaining at a market after the market has closed for business on any day shall be the property of the local authority, and no person shall remove any such matter from the market except in accordance with the directions of the inspector of markets.

13. Publication of takeover resolutions

No resolution of the local authority for the purposes of these Regulations shall have force and effect unless there is posted up in a conspicuous place in the market to which it relates a copy of the resolution or a notice conveying the purport of the resolution.

14. Penalty

Any person who contravenes these Regulations shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable upon conviction—

(a) in the case of a first offence, to a fine not exceeding twenty five penalty units or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding three months, or both;

(b) in the case of a second or subsequent offence, to a fine not exceeding twenty five penalty units or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months, or both.

[Am by SI 9 of 1989 and Act 13 of 1993.]

REGULATION 2 OF THE LOCAL AUTHORITY MARKET REGULATIONS – APPLICATION

Orders by the Minister

The whole of the Regulations apply to—

City of Lusaka.	No. 319 of 197
City of Ndola.	No. 361 of 196
Chingola Municipality.	No. 314 of 197
Chinsali Rural Area.	No. 309 of 197
Gwembe Rural Area.	No. 49 of 197
Kafue Gorge Market.
Mazabuka Rural Area.	No. 28 of 197
Kafue Township.	No. 200 of 196
Kalabo Rural Area.	No. 332 of 197
Kaoma Rural Area.	No. 330 of 197
Kasempa Rural Area.	No. 312 of 197
Mansa Township.	No. 324 of 197
Mazabuka Township.	No. 310 of 197
Mbala Township.	No. 104 of 197
Mongu Rural Area.	No. 306 of 197
Mongu Township.	No. 328 of 197
Monze Township.	No. 359 of 196
Mpika Rural Area.	No. 316 of 197
Mukuni Rural Area.	No. 146 of 197
Senanga Rural Area.	No. 123 of 197
Sesheke Rural Area.	No. 326 of 197
Isoka Rural Council.	No. 57 of 197
Mwinilunga District Council.	No. 96 of 198
Kaputa District Council.	No. 42 of 198
Lukuta Rural Council.	No. 106 of 198
Mwense District Council.	No. 41 of 198

BUTONDO MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 10 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Butondo Mine Township Management Board in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Butondo Market Bylaws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Butondo Mine Township Management Board;

“market” means a market established within the Butondo Mine Township under the Act;

“market area” means the Butondo Mine Township;

“public place” includes any street, passage or way or building and any place or vehicle within an area to which, for the time being, the public are entitled or permitted to have access, either without any conditions, or upon condition of making any payment;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

3. A market shall be under the control of a Market Master, who shall be appointed by and be responsible to the local authority (the expression Market Master in these By-laws shall include all his duly appointed assistants).

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

5. Every person wishing to sell goods in any market shall pay to the Market Master such stallages, rents or tolls and fees as shall from time to time be determined by resolution of the local authority.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

7. A market shall be open for business on such days and at such times as the local authority may from time to time determine by resolution and the local authority may in fixing such times prescribe different times for the sale of different articles. The local authority may also appoint hours during which certain articles intended for sale on any market may be delivered to the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within any market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

12. No person shall use any market as a sleeping place, nor frequent any market between sunset ad sunrise without the consent of the Market Master. All goods shall be removed from a market during the hours that the market is closed for business.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within the market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

15. All waste matter such as loose grain sweepings and the like in a market shall be the property of the local authority, and no person shall at any time remove or attempt to remove such waste matter from the market, except as directed by the Market Master.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in any market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in a market, any animal without the permission of the local authority.

CHIBULUMA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 45 of 1950,

GN118 of 1950,

GN 481 of 1964,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to the market established within the Chibuluma Township and may be cited as the Chibuluma Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“local authority” means the Chibuluma Township Council;

“market” means the Chibuluma Market established under the Act;

“market area” means the Chibuluma Township Area;

“produce” includes agricultural and forest produce, fish, fruit, meat, poultry, eggs, vegetables, beeswax, honey, salt and tobacco of Zambia, and mats, baskets and other articles manufactured within Zambia;

“stall” includes any building, room, stand, table, space, plot or other place in the market used, or intended to be used, for sale of produce.

3. The market shall be under the control of the Market Master, who shall be appointed by and be responsible to the local authority.

4. No person shall sell or offer for sale or barter any produce within the market area other than in the market or in licensed trading premises, except with the permission of the local authority.

5. All persons using the market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master or his assistants for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

6. The market shall be open for business daily from 07:00 hours until 18:00 hours, except on Sundays.

7. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter any livestock except live poultry.

8. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market except when it is open for business.

9. The Market Master shall keep a record of complaints made to him by any person using the market, such record being open to inspection by any police officer of or above the rank of Assistant Inspector or any person authorised by the local authority.

[As amended by No. 481 of 1964]

10. No person shall be permitted to loiter in the market.

11. Stall-holders or traders using the market shall keep their stalls and produce in a clean and orderly condition and shall dispose of any litter or refuse in accordance with the directions of the Market Master.

12. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in the market without the consent in writing of the local authority.

13. Every person offering foodstuffs for sale in the market shall take precautions to protect such produce from flies in accordance with the directions of the Market Master.

14. No person shall spit or commit a nuisance within the precincts of the market.

15. No person shall use the market as a sleeping place nor, unless authorised by the Market Master, enter the precincts of the market between sunset and sunrise.

16. Except with the permission of the Market Master, no fish may be brought into the market unless gutted.

17. Every person wishing to sell in the market shall obtain a stall-holder’s permit from the local authority, and a scale of charges to stall-holders up to and not exceeding two ngwee per stall per day will be levied.

18. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to enter the market.

19. Spent.

20. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog.

21. Fish shall be placed on the stalls separate from other produce.

22. The slaughtering of cattle at the market is prohibited.

23. The local authority shall have the power to restrict or forbid the sale of any produce and shall also have the power to restrict the number of sellers of any particular produce.

24. No person shall sing, shout or create other noise or disturbance in the market.

CHILILABOMBWE MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 286 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Chililabombwe Township Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Chililabombwe Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Chililabombwe Township Council;

“market” means a market established within the township under the Act;

“market area” means the Chililabombwe Township;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. The local authority shall have the power—

(a) to stipulate the maximum quantity of any particular goods which may be offered for sale on any one day;

(b) to prohibit the sale of any particular goods either generally or on any one day; and

18. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws or any goods the sale of which is forbidden under by-law 17.

19. The local authority may supply scales and prescribe the use of such scales for the sale of any particular goods in any one or more markets.

20. When scales are provided the Market Master shall have the right to weigh goods sold by weight.

21. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

CHINGOLA MARKETS BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 84 of 1953,

GN 205 of 1959.

1. These By-laws shall apply to the markets established within the Chingola Municipality by the Markets Establishment (Chingola) Order, and may be cited as the Chingola Markets By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“local authority” means the Municipal Council of Chingola;

“market” means the Chingola Markets established under the Act;

“market area” means the Chingola Municipal Area;

“produce” means agricultural produce, fish, fruit, meat, poultry, eggs, vegetables, mats and baskets.

3. No persons shall sell or offer for sale any produce in any street or in any public place within the market area other than in the market except with the permission of the local authority.

4. The market shall be under the control of the Market Master who shall be appointed by and be responsible to the local authority.

5. All persons using the market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master or Medical Officer of Health or their assistants for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

6. The market shall be open on such days and at such times as the local authority may from time to time determine by resolution.

[No. 205 of 1959]

7. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market except when it is open for business.

8. Every person wishing to sell produce in the market shall obtain a stall-holder’s permit from the local authority and the local authority may from time to time by resolution determine a scale of charges payable by stall-holders.

[No. 205 of 1959]

9. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in the market without the consent of the local authority.

10. Stall-holders or traders using the market shall keep their stalls and produce in a clean and orderly condition and shall dispose of any litter or refuse in accordance with the directions of the Market Master in that regard.

11. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall sell or offer for sale any produce in the market.

12. Every person offering foodstuffs for sale in the market shall take all necessary precautions to protect such foodstuffs from flies and contamination in accordance with the directions of the Market Master.

13. No person shall spit or commit a nuisance within the precincts of the market.

14. No person shall loiter in the market for the purpose of begging or for any other purpose.

15. No person shall sing, shout or create other noise or disturbance in the market.

16. No unauthorised person shall use the market as a sleeping place nor frequent the market between sunset and sunrise.

17. No person shall sell or offer for sale in the market any livestock except live poultry or any fish or meat except with the permission of the Market Master.

18. The Market Master shall have the right to refuse to allow goods to be sold which he considers unfit for human consumption.

19. The local authority shall have the right to fix maximum prices for the produce which may be offered for sale in the market.

20. The local authority shall have the power to restrict or forbid the sale of any produce and shall also have the power to restrict the number of sellers of any particular produce.

CHINSALI MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 143 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Chinsali Rural Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Chinsali Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Chinsali Rural Council;

“market” means a market established within the market area under the Act;

“market area” means the Chinsali areaA description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.*;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

5. Every person wishing to sell goods in any market shall pay to the Market Master such stallages, rents or tolls and fees as shall from time to time be determined by the local authority.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

7. A market shall be open for business on such days and at such times as the local authority may from time to time determine and the local authority may in fixing such times prescribe different times for the sale of different articles. The local authority may also appoint hours during which certain articles intended for sale on any market may be delivered to the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

CHIPATA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 158 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Chipata Township Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Chipata Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Chipata Township Council;

“market” means a market established within the township under the Act;

“market area” means the Chipata Township;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

CHOMA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 140 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Choma Township Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Choma Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Choma Township Council;

“market” means a market established within the township under the Act;

“market area” means the Choma Township;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within any market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in any market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market, any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

FISENGE MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 130 of 1957,

GN 481 of 1964,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to the market established within the Fisenge Township and may be cited as the Fisenge Market Bylaws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“local authority” means the Fisenge Township Council;

“market” means the Fisenge Market established under the Act;

“market area” means the Fisenge Township Area;

“produce” includes agricultural and forest produce, fish, fruit, meat, poultry, eggs, vegetables, beeswax, honey, salt, and tobacco of Zambia, and mats, baskets and other articles manufactured within Zambia;

“stall” includes any building, room, stand, table, space, plot or other place in the market used, or intended to be used, for sale of produce.

3. The market shall be under the control of the Market Master, who shall be appointed by and be responsible to the local authority.

4. No person shall sell or offer for sale or barter any produce within the market area other than in the market or in licensed trading premises, except with the permission of the local authority.

5. All persons using the market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master or his assistants for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

6. The market shall be open for business daily from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. except on Sundays.

7. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter any livestock except live poultry.

8. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market except when it is open for business.

9. The Market Master shall keep a record of complaints made to him by any person using the market, such record being open to inspection by any police officer of the rank of Inspector or above or any person authorised by the local authority.

[Am by No. 481 of 1964.]

10. No person shall be permitted to loiter in the market.

12. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in the market without the consent in writing of the local authority.

13. Every person offering foodstuffs in the market shall take precautions to protect such produce from flies in accordance with the directions of the Market Master.

14. No person shall spit or commit a nuisance within the precincts of the market.

15. No person shall use the market as a sleeping place nor, unless authorised by the Market Master, enter the precincts of the market between sunset and sunrise.

16. Except with the permission of the Market Master, no fish may be brought into the market unless gutted.

17. Every person wishing to sell in the market shall obtain a stall-holder’s permit from the local authority and the local authority may charge a fee per stall per day not exceeding two ngwee or such other fee as the Minister may approve.

18. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to enter the market.

19. Obsolete.

20. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog.

21. Fish shall be placed on the stalls separate from other produce.

22. The slaughtering of cattle at the market is prohibited.

23. The local authority shall have the power to restrict or forbid the sale of any produce and shall also have the power to restrict the number of sellers of any particular produce.

24. No person shall sing, shout or create other noise or disturbance in the market.

KABWE MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 254 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Municipal Council of Kabwe in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Kabwe Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Municipal Council of Kabwe;

“market” means a market established within the municipality under the Act;

“market area” means the Kabwe Municipality;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within any market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

12. No person shall use any market as a sleeping place, nor frequent any market between sunset and sunrise without the consent of the Market Master. All goods shall be removed from a market during the hours that the market is closed for business, except that holders of stalls provided with lock-up stores shall be permitted to store their goods therein during the hours that the market is closed for business.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any foodstuff in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or keep in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

KALOMO MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 87 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Kalomo Township Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Kalomo Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Kalomo Township Council;

“market” means a market established within the township under the Act;

“market area” means the Kalomo Township;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

KALULUSHI MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 141 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all market from time to time established by the Kalulushi Township Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Kalulushi Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agriculture and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Kalulushi Township Council;

“market” means a market established within the Kalulushi Township under the Act;

“market area” means the Kalulushi Township;

“Medical Officer of Health” includes the Director of Medical Services, the Deputy Director of Medical Services, any Government Medical Officer, Health Officer or Health Inspector, and any medical practitioner appointed to act as a Health Officer in the Kalulushi Township by the Director of Medical Services;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. Every person offering foodstuffs for sale in a market shall take all reasonable precautions to protect such foodstuffs from flies and contamination in accordance with the directions of the Market Master or Medical Officer of Health, and all such foodstuffs shall be kept in the stalls provided for this purpose.

15. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. All waste matter such as loose grain sweepings and the like in a market shall be the property of the local authority, and no person shall at any time remove or attempt to remove such waste matter from the market, except as directed by the Market Master.

17. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

18. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

19. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

KANSUSWA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 187 of 1959,

GN 2 of 1960,

GN 481 of 1964,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets established within the Kansuswa Township and may be cited as the Kansuswa Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“local authority” means the Kansuswa Township Council;

“market” means any market established under the Act within the Kansuswa Township;

“market area” means the Kansuswa Township Area;

“produce” includes agricultural and forest produce, fish, fruit, dried meat, poultry, eggs, vegetables, edible insects, beeswax, honey, salt and tobacco of Zambia and mats, baskets and other articles manufactured within Zambia;

“stall” includes any building, room, stand, table, space, plot or other place in the market used, or intended to be used, for the sale of produce.

3. No person shall sell, offer or expose for sale or barter any produce within the market area other than in a market established under the Act or in trading premises licensed under the Trades Licensing Act.

4. The market shall be under the control of the Market Master, who shall be appointed by and be responsible to the local authority (the expression Market Master in these By-laws shall include all his duly appointed assistants).

5. All persons using the market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness or order in the market or for maintaining the orderly sale of goods or articles or of produce in the market.

6. The market shall be open for business daily from 07.00 hours to 18.00 hours or such other hours as the local authority may from time to time by resolution determine and the local authority may in fixing such times prescribe different times for the sale of different produce.

[As amended by No. 2 of 1960.]

7. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market except when it is open for business.

8. No persons shall deliver produce to the market for sale except during the following hours:

Mondays to Fridays	06:00 hours to 18:00 hours
Saturdays	06:00 hours to 13:00 hours

9. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter in the market any goods, produce or articles other than produce of or articles manufactured within Zambia.

10. No person shall sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market except from a stall in the market.

11. The Market Master on the directions of the local authority may reserve any table or stall in the market for any specific purpose.

12. Every person wishing to sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market shall pay to the Market Master such stallages, rents or tolls and fees as shall from time to time be determined by resolution of the local authority.

13. The Market Master shall keep a record of complaints made to him by any person using the market, such record being open to inspection by any police officer of or above the rank of Assistant Inspector or any person authorised by the local authority.

[Am by No. 481 of 1964.]

14. Stall-holders or traders using the market shall keep their stalls and produce in a clean and orderly condition and shall dispose of any litter or refuse in accordance with the directions of the Market Master.

15. Every person offering foodstuffs for sale in the market shall take precautions to protect such produce from dust and flies in accordance with the directions of the Market Master.

16. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter any livestock except live poultry. The Market Master should he deem it necessary may cause any poultry on the market to be fed and watered and may recover the cost thereof from the owner.

17. Except with the permission in writing of the Market Master all produce or articles shall be removed from the market during the hours that the market is closed.

18. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in the market without the consent in writing of the local authority.

19. No person shall be permitted to loiter in the market for the purpose of begging or for any other purpose.

20. No person shall spit or commit a nuisance within the market.

21. No person shall use the market as a sleeping place nor, unless authorised by the Market Master, enter the precincts of the market between sunset and sunrise.

22. No person shall solicit or demand any moneys from any person whether frequenting or selling any produce in the market unless specially authorised in writing by the local authority so to do.

23. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to enter the market.

24. No person shall sing, shout or create other noise or disturbance in the market.

25. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any animals.

26. Except with the permission of the local authority no fish shall be brought into the market unless gutted. Fish shall be placed on stalls separate from other produce.

27. Fresh fruit, vegetables and meat shall be placed on clean stalls or tables or on clean matting.

28. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum price which may be demanded on the sale by retail in the market of any article of food.

KAOMA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 201 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Kaoma Rural Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Kaoma Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Kaoma Rural Council;

“market” means a market established within the market area under the Act;

“market area” means the Kaoma areaA description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.*;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

5. Every person wishing to sell goods in any market shall pay to the Market Master such stallages, rents or tolls and fees as shall from time to time be determined by the local authority.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

KASAMA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 376 of 1962,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Kasama Township Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Kasama Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Kasama Township Council;

“market” means a market established within the township under the Act;

“market area” means the Kasama Township;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within any market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in any market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market, any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

KASOMPE MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 58 of 1957,

GN 481 of 1964,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to the market established within the Kasompe Township and may be cited as the Kasompe Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“local authority” means the Kasompe Township Council;

“market” means the Kasompe Market established under the Act;

“market area” means the Kasompe Township Area;

“stall” includes any building, room, stand, table, space, plot or other place in the market used, or intended to be used, for sale of produce.

3. The market shall be under the control of the Market Master, who shall be appointed by and be responsible to the local authority.

4. No person shall sell or offer for sale or barter any produce within the market area other than in the market or in licensed trading premises, except with the permission of the local authority.

5. All persons using the market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master or his assistants for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

6. The market shall be open for business daily from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. except on Sundays.

7. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter any livestock except live poultry.

8. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market except when it is open for business.

9. The Market Master shall keep a record of complaints made to him by any person using the market, such record being open to inspection by any police officer of or above the rank of Sub-Inspector or any person authorised by the local authority.

[Am by No. 481 of 1964.]

10. No person shall be permitted to loiter in the market.

12. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in the market without the consent in writing of the local authority.

13. Every person offering foodstuffs in the market shall take precautions to protect such produce from flies in accordance with the directions of the Market Master.

14. No person shall spit or commit a nuisance within the precincts of the market.

15. No person shall use the market as a sleeping place nor, unless authorised by the Market Master, enter the precincts of the market between sunset and sunrise.

16. Except with the permission of the Market Master, no fish may be brought into the market unless gutted.

17. Every person wishing to sell in the market shall obtain a stall-holder’s permit from the local authority and the local authority may charge a fee per stall per day not exceeding three fee units or such other fee as the Minister may approve.

[Am by No. 13 of 1994.]

18. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to enter the market.

19. Obsolete.

20. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog.

21. Fish shall be placed on the stalls separate from other produce.

22. The slaughtering of cattle at the market is prohibited.

23. The local authority shall have the power to restrict or forbid the sale of any produce and shall also have the power to restrict the number of sellers of any particular produce.

24. No person shall sing, shout or create other noise or disturbance in the market.

KAWAMBWA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 142 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Kawambwa Rural Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Kawambwa Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Kawambwa Rural Council;

“market” means a market established within the market area under the Act;

“market area” means the Kawambwa areaA description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.*;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

5. Every person wishing to sell goods in any market shall pay to the Market Master such stallages, rents or tolls and fees as shall from time to time be determined by the local authority.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

KITWE MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 346 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the City Council of Kitwe in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Kitwe Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the City Council of Kitwe;

“market” means a market established within the City of Kitwe under the Act;

“market area” means the City of Kitwe;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

12. No person shall use any market as a sleeping place, nor frequent any market between sunset and sunrise without the consent of the Market Master. All goods shall be removed from a market during the hours that the market is closed for business unless permission is obtained from the Market Master.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish, poultry or game in the market;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within the market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

19. Stall-holders shall keep their stalls and produce in a clean and orderly condition and shall dispose of any litter or refuse in accordance with the instructions of the Market Master.

20. No person shall use the market for begging or hawking.

LIVINGSTONE MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 417 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Municipal Council of Livingstone in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Livingstone Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Municipal Council of Livingstone;

“market” means a market established within the municipality under the Act;

“market area” means the Livingstone Municipality;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market, and shall take precautions to protect foodstuffs from flies.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall be permitted to loiter in a market for the purpose of begging or any other purpose.

12. No person shall spit or commit a nuisance within the precincts of a market.

13. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

14. No person shall use any market as a sleeping place, nor frequent any market between sunset and sunrise without the consent of the Market Master. All goods shall be removed from a market during the hours that the market is closed for business:

Provided that any person duly authorised thereto by the Market Master may store goods in the lock-up premises provided for that purpose in a market.

15. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

16. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

17. All waste matter such as loose grain sweepings and the like in a market shall be the property of the local authority, and no person shall at any time remove or attempt to remove such waste matter from the market, except as directed by the Market Master.

18. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

19. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

20. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

LUANSHYA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 273 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Municipal Council of Luanshya in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Luanshya Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Municipal Council of Luanshya;

“market” means a market established within the municipality under the Act;

“market area” means the Luanshya Municipality;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

LUNDAZI MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 120 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Lundazi Rural Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Lundazi Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Lundazi Rural Council;

“market” means a market established within the market area under the Act;

“market area” means the Lundazi areaA description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.*;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

5. Every person wishing to sell goods in any market shall pay to the Market Master such stallages, rents or tolls and fees as shall from time to time be determined by the local authority.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market, any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

LUSAKA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 281 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964,

SI 112 of 2000.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the City Council of Lusaka in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Lusaka Market By-Laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“Credit Fund” means a credit fund established under the Urban Markets Development Project;

[Ins by by-law 2(a) of SI 112 of 2000.]

“goods” includes—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products of Zambia; and

(b) articles of handcraft but does not include intoxicating liquor;

[Subs by by-law 2(b) of SI 112 of 2000.]

“intoxicating liquor” means spirits, wine, ale, beer, porter, cider, perry, or other portable liquor containing more than three per centum of proof spirits and includes traditional beer;

[Ins by by-law 2(a) of SI 112 of 2000.]

“local authority” means the City Council of Lusaka;

“management committee” means a management committee constituted under by-law 2A;

[Ins by by-law 2(a) of SI 112 of 2000.]

“market” means a market established within the City of Lusaka under the Act;

“market area” means the City of Lusaka;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods;

“traditional beer” means—

(a) drink which is brewed from grain or other vegetable matter and is commonly known as local beer, Lusaka beer, ubwalwa, mowa, ewalwa, buchwala, bukoko or chibuku;

(b) honey beer; and

[Ins by by-law 2(a) of SI 112 of 2000.]

2A. (1) The local authority shall constitute a management committee for a market established under the Act.

(2) In constituting a management committee for a market under sub-by-law (1) the local authority shall appoint as members of a management committee—

(a) four Councillors from the constituencies within which the market is situated; and

(b) three members representing marketers in a particular market.

(3) Subject to sub-by-law (4) the proceedings of a management committee shall be in accordance with section 33 and 34 of the Local Government Act.

(4) The quorum at a meeting of a management committee shall be four members of whom two shall be members representing marketers.

(5) The functions of a management committee shall be to—

(a) regulate and administer a market;

(b) appoint the Market Manager and other staff for the administration and control of a market;

(d) approve market fees;

(e) appoint a sub-committee to administer the Credit Fund; and

(f) determine the rules of access, operation and administration of the Credit Fund.

[By-law 2A ins by by-law 3 of SI 112 of 2000.]

3. A market shall be under the administration and control of a management committee or a Market Master who shall be appointed by, and be responsible to, the local authority.

[By-law 3 subs by by-law 4 of SI 112 of 2000.]

4. The management committee or the Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

[By-law 4 am by by-law 5 of SI 112 of 2000.]

5. Every person wishing to sell goods in any market shall pay to the management committee or Market Master such stallages, rents or tolls and fees as shall be determined by the management committee or by a resolution of local authority.

[By-law 5 subs by by-law 6 of SI 112 of 2000.]

6. All persons using a market shall comply with regulations applicable to markets and all reasonable and lawful directions of the management committee or Market Manager.

[By-law 6 subs by by-law 7 of SI 112 of 2000.]

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the management committee or Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

[By-law 11(a) am by by-law 8 of SI 112 of 2000.]

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

12. No person shall use any market as a sleeping place, nor frequent any market between sunset and sunrise without the consent of the management committee or Market Master. All goods shall be removed from a market during the hours that the market is closed for business.

[By-law 12 am by by-law 9 of SI 112 of 2000.]

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the management committee or Market Master.

[By-law 13(b) am by by-law 10 of SI 112 of 2000.]

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

[By-law 15 am by by-law 11 of SI 112 of 2000.]

16. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

19. Any person who contravenes any of the provisions of these By-laws commits an offence and shall be liable upon conviction to a fine not exceeding one thousand five hundred penalty units or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months or to both.

[By-law 19 ins by by-law 12 of SI 112 of 2000.]

LUWINGU MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 326 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Luwingu Rural Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Luwingu Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Luwingu Rural Council;

“market” means a market established within the market area under the Act;

“market area” means the Luwingu areaA description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of 1963 Edition of the Laws.*;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

5. Every person wishing to sell goods in any market shall pay to the Market Master such stallages, rents or tolls and fees as shall from time to time be determined by the local authority.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market, any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

MANSA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 89 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Mansa Township Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Mansa Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Mansa Township Council;

“market” means a market established within the township under the Act; “market area” means the Mansa Township;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

MAZABUKA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 118 of 1963,

Act 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Mazabuka Township Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Mazabuka Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Mazabuka Township Council;

“market” means a market established within the township under the Act;

“market area” means the Mazabuka Township;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

MBALA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 22 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Mbala Township Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Mbala Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Mbala Township Council;

“market” means a market established within the Mbala Township under the Act;

“market area” means the Mbala Township;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. (1) No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

(2) No person shall within any market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

11. No person shall use any market as a sleeping place, nor frequent any market between sunset and sunrise without the consent of the Market Master. All goods shall be removed from a market during the hours that the market is closed for business.

12. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

13. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

14. All waste matter such as loose grain sweepings and the like in a market shall be the property of the local authority, and no person shall at any time remove or attempt to remove such waste matter from the market, except as directed by the Market Master.

15. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

16. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

MONGU MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 84 of 1963,

Act 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Mongu Township Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Mongu Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Mongu Township Council;

“market” means a market established within the township under the Act; “market area” means the Mongu Township;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

5. Every person wishing to sell goods in any market shall pay to the Market Master such stallages, rents or tolls and fees as shall from time to time be determined by the local authority.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

12. No person shall use any market as a sleeping place, nor frequent any market between sunset and sunrise without the consent of the Market Master. All goods shall be removed from a market during the hours that the market is closed for business, except those goods which are stored in lock-up stalls with the consent of the local authority.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

15. Every person offering goods for sale in a market shall take precautions in accordance with the directions of the Market Master to protect such goods from flies or other forms of contamination.

17. The local authority shall have the power—

(a) to stipulate the maximum quantity of any particular goods which may be offered for sale on any one day;

(b) to prohibit the sale of any particular goods either generally or on any one day; and

18. The local authority may from time to time determine the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

19. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws or any goods the sale of which is forbidden under by-law 17.

20. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

MPIKA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 121 of 1963,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Mpika Rural Council in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Mpika Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Mpika Rural Council;

“market” means a market established within the market area under the Act;

“market area” means the Mpika areaA description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of 1963 Edition of the Laws.*;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

5. Every person wishing to sell goods in any market shall pay to the Market Master such stallages, rents or tolls and fees as shall from time to time be determined by the local authority.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

10. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

11. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetable or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose.

13. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

14. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

16. The local authority may from time to time determine the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

17. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

MPOROKOSO MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 34 of 1960,

GN 224 of 1960.

1. These By-laws may be cited as the Mporokoso Market By-laws and shall apply to the market established on the special site within the Mporokoso areaA description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of 1963 Edition of the Laws.*.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“market” means the Mporokoso Market established under the Act;

“produce” includes agricultural produce, fish, fruit, meat, poultry, eggs and vegetables, mats and tobacco;

“stall” includes any building, room, stand, table, space, plot or other place in the market used, or intended to be used, for the sale of produce.

3. The market shall be under the control of the Market Master, who shall be appointed by and be responsible to the Mporokoso Rural Council.

4. All persons using the market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master or his assistants for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

5. The market shall be open for business daily, except Sundays, from 07:00 hours until 18:00 hours.

6. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market except when it is open for business.

7. No person shall be permitted to loiter in the market for the purpose of begging or for any other purpose.

8. Stall-holders or traders using the market shall keep their stalls and produce in a clean and orderly condition and shall dispose of any litter or refuse in accordance with the directions of the Market Master in that regard.

9. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in the market without the consent of the Mporokoso Rural Council.

10. Every person offering foodstuffs for sale in the market shall take precautions to protect such produce from flies in accordance with the directions of the Market Master.

11. No person shall spit or commit a nuisance within the precincts of the market.

12. No person shall use the market as a sleeping place nor frequent the market between sunset and sunrise.

13. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce in the market.

14. The Mporokoso Rural Council may establish a scale of charges to stall-holders up to and not exceeding two ngwee per stall per day.

[No. 224 of 1960.]

MUFULIRA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 128 of 1964,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to all markets from time to time established by the Municipal Council of Mufulira in accordance with the Act and may be cited as the Mufulira Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“goods” means—

(a) foodstuffs, livestock and other agricultural and natural products, the growth or produce of Zambia; or

(b) articles of handicraft made of which not less than 75 per centum in content or value of the materials used shall have been grown or produced in Zambia;

“local authority” means the Municipal Council of Mufulira;

“market” means a market established within the municipality under the Act;

“market area” means the Mufulira Municipality;

“stall” means any building, stand, shelter, table, place or plot in the market set aside by the local authority for the sale of goods.

4. The Market Master may reserve any stall in a market for the sale of any specified goods.

6. All persons using any market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

8. No person shall, within the market area, sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any public place other than in a market, except with the permission of the local authority.

9. No person shall be permitted to loiter in the market for the purpose of begging or for any other purpose.

10. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any goods in any market except when it is open for business.

11. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale any produce or any other specified goods in a market.

12. No person shall within a market—

(a) keep or expose for sale any article which the Market Master considers to be of an offensive nature;

(b) wash or clean vegetables or other produce or articles except at places provided for that purpose;

(d) deposit or throw on the floor of a market any refuse, fruit peels or other fruit or vegetable substances or any substances whatsoever.

13. No person shall use any market as a sleeping place, nor frequent any market between sunset and sunrise without the consent of the Market Master. All goods shall be removed from a market during the hours that the market is closed for business:

Provided that this provision shall not apply to any goods properly deposited in storage facilities for the keeping of such goods provided by the local authority at a market.

14. No person renting, holding or occupying a stall within any market shall—

(a) gut fish or game in his stall;

(b) bring into the market or keep or use therein any block, stand, vessel, container or utensil which is not of the nature or character approved by the Market Master.

15. Every person offering foodstuffs for sale in a market shall take precautions to protect such goods from dust and flies in accordance with the directions of the Market Master.

16. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in any market without the consent of the local authority.

18. The local authority shall have the power—

(a) to stipulate the maximum quantity of any particular goods which may be offered for sale on any one day;

(b) to prohibit the sale of any particular goods either generally or on any one day;

19. The local authority may from time to time determine by resolution the maximum prices which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

20. No person shall within a market sell anything not being goods as defined in these By-laws.

21. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog or other animal without the permission of the local authority.

SOLWEZI MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 188 of 1959,

GN 33 of 1960,

GN 481 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to the market established on the special site within the Solwezi area by the Markets Establishment (Solwezi) Order and may be cited as the Solwezi Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“local authority” means the Solwezi Rural Council;

“market” means the Solwezi Market established under the Act;

“market area” means the A description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.*Solwezi area;

“produce” includes agricultural produce, fish, fruit, poultry, eggs, vegetables, local tobacco, local salt, beeswax, edible insects, cooking oil and locally manufactured articles;

“stall” includes any building, room, stand, table, space, plot or other place in the market used, or intended to be used, for the sale or barter of produce.

3. The market shall be under the control of the Market Master who shall be appointed by and be responsible to the local authority for the proper management thereof.

4. All persons using the market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master or his assistants for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

5. The market shall be open for business daily, except Sundays, from 07:00 hours until 18:00 hours.

6. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market except when it is open for business.

7. No person shall be permitted to loiter in the market for the purpose of begging or for any other purpose.

9. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in the market without the consent in writing of the local authority.

10. Every person offering foodstuffs for sale or barter in the market shall take precautions to protect such produce from flies in accordance with the directions of the Market Master.

11. No person shall spit or commit a nuisance within the precincts of the market.

12. No person shall use the market as a sleeping place nor frequent the market between sunset and sunrise, without the consent of the Market Master.

13. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market.

14. No person shall sell or barter or offer for sale or barter any produce within the market area except in the market or in premises licensed under the Trades Licensing Act or except with the permission in writing of the local authority.

[No. 33 of 1960.]

15. No person shall buy or offer for sale or barter any livestock in the market except live poultry.

16. Fish shall be bought, sold or offered for barter only on the stalls specifically appointed for that purpose.

17. The Market Master shall have the right to refuse to allow goods to be sold which, in his discretion, he considers unfit for consumption.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog.

19. Every person wishing to sell in the market shall obtain a stall-holder’s permit from the local authority and the local authority may establish a scale of charges to stall-holders up to and not exceeding two ngwee per stall per day.

20. The local authority shall have the right to fix maximum prices for the produce which may be offered for sale in the market.

21. The Market Master shall keep a record of complaints made to him by any person using the market, such record being open to inspection by any person authorised by the local authority.

[Am by No. 481 of 1964.]

TWAPIA MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 44 of 1950,

GN 118 of 1950,

GN 481 of 1964,

GN 497 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to the market established within the Twapia Township and may be cited as the Twapia Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“local authority” means the Twapia Township Council;

“market” means the Twapia Market established under the Act;

“market area” means the Twapia Township Area;

“stall” includes any building, room, stand, table, space, plot or other place in the market used, or intended to be used, for the sale of produce.

3. The market shall be under the control of the Market Master, who shall be appointed by and be responsible to the local authority.

4. No person shall sell or offer for sale or barter any produce within the market area other than in the market or in licensed trading premises, except with the permission of the local authority.

5. All persons using the market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master or his assistants for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market

6. The market shall be open for business daily from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m., except on Sundays.

7. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter any livestock except live poultry.

8. No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market except when it is open for business.

[Am by No. 481 of 1964.]

10. No person shall be permitted to loiter in the market.

12. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in the market without the consent in writing of the local authority.

13. Every person offering foodstuffs for sale in the market shall take precautions to protect such produce from flies in accordance with the directions of the Market Master.

14. No person shall spit or commit a nuisance within the precincts of the market.

15. No person shall use the market as a sleeping place nor, unless authorised by the Market Master, enter the precincts of the market between sunset and sunrise.

16. Except with the permission of the Market Master, no fish may be brought into the market unless gutted.

17. Every person wishing to sell in the market shall obtain a stall-holder’s permit from the local authority, and a scale of charges to stall-holders up to and not exceeding three fee units per stall per day will be levied.

[Am by Act 13 of 1994.]

18. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to enter the market.

19. No person other than an African shall sell or offer for sale any produce in the market, nor shall any person, other than an African, employ an African to sell or offer for sale any produce on his behalf.

20. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog.

21. Fish shall be placed on the stalls separate from other produce.

22. The slaughtering of cattle at the market is prohibited.

23. The local authority shall have the power to restrict or forbid the sale of any produce and shall also have the power to restrict the number of sellers of any particular produce.

24. No person shall sing, shout or create other noise or disturbance in the market.

ZAMBEZI MARKET BY-LAWS

[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

[Section 5]

GN 302 of 1960,

GN 481 of 1964.

1. These By-laws shall apply to the market established on the special site within the A description of the area of this former township is contained in the Declaration of Townships made under section 3 of the Townships Act, Chapter 120 of the 1963 Edition of the Laws.*Zambezi area by the Market Establishment (Zambezi) Order and may be cited as the Zambezi Market By-laws.

2. In these By-laws, unless the context otherwise requires—

“local authority” means the Zambezi Rural Council;

“market” means the Zambezi Market established under the Act;

“produce” includes agricultural produce, fish, fruit, poultry, eggs, vegetables, local tobacco, local salt, beeswax, edible insects, cooking oil and locally manufactured articles;

“stall” includes any building, room, stand, table, space, plot or other place in the market used, or intended to be used, for the sale or barter of produce.

3. The market shall be under the control of the Market Master who shall be appointed by and be responsible to the local authority for the proper management thereof.

4. All persons using the market shall obey the reasonable directions of the Market Master or his assistants for the purpose of preserving cleanliness and order in the market.

5. The market shall be open for business daily, except Sundays, from 07:00 hours until 18:00 hours, and on Saturdays when the market shall be open from 07:00 hours to 12:30 hours.

6. No person shall buy or sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market except when it is open for business.

7. No person shall be permitted to loiter in the market for the purpose of begging or for any other purpose.

8. Stall-holders or traders using the market shall keep their stall and produce in a clean and orderly condition and shall dispose of any litter or refuse in accordance with the directions of the Market Master in that regard.

9. No building, tent, booth or shelter shall be erected in the market without the consent in writing of the local authority.

10. Every person offering foodstuffs for sale or barter in the market shall take precautions to protect such produce from flies in accordance with the directions of the Market Master.

11. No person shall spit or commit a nuisance within the precincts of the market.

12. No person shall use the market as a sleeping place nor frequent the market between sunset and sunrise, without the consent of the Market Master.

13. No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be permitted to sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in the market.

14. No person shall within the market area sell or offer for sale or barter any produce in any street or public place other than in the market or any other established market.

15. No person shall buy or offer for sale or barter any livestock in the market except live poultry.

16. Fish shall be bought, sold or offered for barter only on the stalls specifically appointed for that purpose.

17. The Market Master shall have the right to refuse to allow goods to be sold which, in his discretion, he considers unfit for consumption.

18. No person shall bring, keep or suffer to be brought or kept in the market any dog.

20. The local authority shall have the right to determine by resolution the maximum price which may be demanded on the sale by retail of any article of food in the market.

21. The Market Master shall keep a record of complaints made to him by any person using the market, such record being open to inspection by any person authorised by the local authority.

[Am by No. 481 of 1964.]

NATIONAL MARKETS AND BUS STATIONS DEVELOPMENT FUND REGULATIONS

[Section 32]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

PART I
PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS

1. Title

2. Interpretation

PART II
THE NATIONAL MARKET AND BUS STATION DEVELOPMENT FUND

3. Establishment of National Markets and Bus Stations Development Fund

4. Purpose of money from Fund

5. Accounts and audit

6. Fund account

7. Disbursements from Fund

PART III
ADMINISTRATION OF FUND

8. Establishment of Markets and Bus Stations Committee

9. Functions of Committee

10. Tenure of office and vacancy

11. Filling of casual vacancy

12. Proceedings of Committee

13. Sub-committees

14. Allowances

15. Disclosure of interest

16. Prohibition of publication or disclosure of information to unauthorised person

PART IV
APPLICATION FOR MARKET OR BUS STATION FUNDS

17. Application for Market or Bus Station Fund

18. Determination of application

19. Decision by Committee

20. Variation of funds

21. Progress report

22. Monitoring and evaluation

PART V
GENERAL PROVISIONS

23. Annual report

SCHEDULE

SI 64 of 2020.

PART I
PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the National Markets and Bus Stations Development Fund Regulations.

2. Interpretation

In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires—

“associate” has the meaning assigned to the word in the Anti-Corruption Act, 2012;

“bus station” has the meaning assigned to the words in the Act;

“Committee” means the Market and Bus Station Committee established under regulation 8;

“development project” includes any proposal, scheme or design of a project intended for the improvement of an existing market, bus station, new market or new bus station;

“Emoluments Commission” means the Emoluments Commission established under the Constitution;

“Fund” means the National Market and Bus Station Development Fund established under regulation 3;

“legally disqualified” means the absence of legal capacity as provided in section 4 of the Mental Health Act, 2019;

“local authority” has the meaning assigned to the words in the Constitution;

“management board” has the meaning assigned to the words in the Act;

“market” has the meaning assigned to the word in the Act;

“Principal Infrastructure Development Officer” means a person appointed as a Principal Infrastructure Development Officer under regulation 8;

“relative” has the meaning assigned to the word in the Anti-Corruption Act, 2012; and

“stallage” means the rental, taxation or fees charged for the holding of a stall in a market.

PART II
THE NATIONAL MARKET AND BUS STATION DEVELOPMENT FUND

3. Establishment of National Markets and Bus Stations Development Fund

(1) There is established the National Market and Bus Station Development Fund.

(2) The Fund consists of—

(a) monies that may be appropriated by Parliament;

(b) the proportion of 30 per centum applied to the markets and bus stations licences, charges, fees, stallages and levies for the purpose of operating in a market, bus station or market street; and

4. Purpose of money from Fund

A local authority or management board may apply for money from the Fund to—

(a) construct, maintain and rehabilitate a market and bus station;

(b) build capacity in management of market and bus stations; and

5. Accounts and audit

(1) The Committee shall ensure that prudent controls are established for the Fund relating to—

(a) fiscal controls and accounting procedures governing the Fund; and

(b) reporting procedures for matters relating to the Fund.

(2) The Committee shall cause to be kept proper books of accounts and other records relating to the accounts of the Fund.

(3) The Auditor-General or an auditor appointed by the Auditor-General shall audit the accounts of the Fund.

(4) The ministry responsible for local government shall pay the fees for an audit of the Fund’s accounts.

6. Fund account

The Committee shall open and operate an account for purposes of the Fund at a commercial bank that the Committee may determine, in which the money received for the purposes of the Fund shall be deposited and kept.

7. Disbursements from Fund

(1) Where the Committee approves the funding of a project, there shall be paid from the Fund—

(a) the amount of claims on a contract entered into between a local authority or management board; and

(b) any other expenses incurred in relation to the execution of the contract.

(2) The total amount of monies payable out of the Fund under these Regulations to a local authority or management board shall not exceed an amount approved to be due to the local authority or management board for the purpose of a project.

PART III
ADMINISTRATION OF FUND

8. Establishment of Markets and Bus Stations Committee

(1) There is established a Markets and Bus Stations Committee which consists of the following part-time members appointed by the Minister—

(a) the Permanent Secretary in the ministry responsible for local government, as Chairperson;

(b) a representative of the Attorney-General;

(c) the Director responsible for housing and infrastructure department in the ministry responsible for local government, as Vice-Chairperson;

(d) the Director responsible for local government administration;

(e) the Director of Finance in the ministry responsible for local government;

(f) a representative of the ministry responsible for finance;

(g) a representative of the Local Authorities;

(h) a representative from the ministry responsible for transport;

(i) a representative of the Zambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry; and

(j) the principal officer responsible for infrastructure development, as ex officio member.

(2) The ministries, institution or organisations referred to in sub-regulation (1), shall nominate their representatives for appointment by the Minister.

(3) The Directorate responsible for planning and information shall be the secretariat.

9. Functions of Committee

(1) The Committee is responsible for the administration of the Fund.

(2) Despite sub-regulation (1), the Committee shall—

(a) mobilise resources for the Fund;

(b) prepare and publish audited annual accounts of the Fund;

(c) recommend to the Minister on market and bus station levies and other user licences, fees and charges, stallages and tariffs as required;

(d) allocate resources for the construction, maintenance and rehabilitation of a market and bus station based on a percentage of the annual work programme of the market and bus station;

(e) in consultation with the Markets and Bus Stations Unit, recommend funding for development of new markets and bus stations; and

(f) undertake other activities as are connected with or incidental to its functions under these Regulations.

10. Tenure of office and vacancy

(1) Subject to the other provisions of these Regulations, a member of the Committee, other than the members referred to under regulation 8(1)(a) to (d), shall hold office for a term of three years from the date of appointment and may be re-appointed for a further term of three years.

(2) A member shall, on the expiration of the period for which the member is appointed, continue to hold office until a successor is appointed, but in no case shall the further period exceed four months.

(3) A member may resign on giving one month’s notice, in writing, to the Minister.

(4) The office of a member becomes vacant—

(a) on the member’s death;

(b) if the member is adjudged bankrupt;

(c) if the member is absent, without reasonable excuse, from three consecutive meetings of the Committee of which the member had notice, without the prior approval of the Chairperson;

(d) cease to hold the office by virtue of which the member was appointed;

(e) ceases to be a representative, or holder of an office in or member, of the institution which nominated the member;

(f) if the member becomes legally disqualified; or

(g) if the member is convicted of an offence under these Regulations or any other law and sentenced to imprisonment for a period exceeding six months without the option of a fine.

11. Filling of casual vacancy

The Minister may, where the office of a member becomes vacant before the expiry of the term of office, appoint another member in place of the member who vacates office, but that member shall hold office for the unexpired part of the term.

12. Proceedings of Committee

(1) Subject to the other provisions of these Regulations, the Committee may regulate its own procedure.

(2) The Committee shall meet for the transaction of business at least once every three months at a place and time that the Chairperson may determine.

(3) The Chairperson may, on giving notice of not less than 14 days, call a meeting of the Committee and a special meeting within 7 days of receipt of a written request to the Chairperson by not less than 5 members of the Committee.

(4) If the urgency of any particular matter does not permit the giving of a notice under sub-regulation (3), a special meeting may be called by the Chairperson, on giving a shorter notice.

(5) Five members of the Committee, other than the ex officio member, shall form a quorum at a meeting of the Committee.

(6) There shall preside at a meeting of the Committee—

(a) the Chairperson;

(b) in the absence of the Chairperson, the Vice Chairperson; or

(c) in the absence of both the Chairperson and the Vice Chairperson, the Director responsible for local government administration in the ministry responsible for local government.

(7) A decision of the Committee on any question shall be by a majority of the members present and voting at the meeting and in the event of an equality of votes, the person presiding at the meeting shall have a casting vote in addition to the deliberative vote.

(8) The Committee may invite any person, whose presence is in its opinion desirable, to attend and to participate in the deliberations of the meeting of the Committee but that person shall have no vote.

(9) The validity of any proceedings, act or decision of the Committee shall not be affected by any vacancy in the membership of the Committee or by any defect in the appointment of any member or by reason that any person not entitled to do so took part in the proceedings.

13. Sub-committees

(1) The Committee may, for the purpose of performing its functions under these Regulations, establish sub-committees that it considers necessary and delegate to the sub-committees such of its functions as it considers appropriate.

(2) The Committee may appoint as members of a sub-committee persons who are or are not members of the Committee, except that at least one member of a sub-committee shall be a member of the Committee.

(3) A person serving as a member of a sub-committee shall hold office for a period that the Committee may determine.

(4) Subject to any specific or general direction of the Committee, a sub-committee may regulate its own procedure.

(5) A sub-committee shall keep minutes of its meetings and keep the Committee informed of its activities.

(6) Meetings of a sub-committee shall be held at a time that the Committee may determine.

14. Allowances

The members of the Committee or sub-committee shall be paid allowances that the Minister may determine with the approval of the Emoluments Commission.

15. Disclosure of interest

(1) A person who is present at a meeting of the Committee or sub-committee at which any matter is the subject of consideration and in which matter that person or that person’s relative or associate is directly or indirectly interested in a private capacity shall, as soon as is practicable after the commencement of the meeting, declare that interest and shall not, unless the Committee or the sub-committee otherwise directs, take part in any consideration or discussion of, or vote on any question relating to that matter.

(2) A disclosure of interest made under sub-regulation (1) shall be recorded in the minutes of the meeting at which it is made.

16. Prohibition of publication or disclosure of information to unauthorised person

(1) A person shall not, without the consent in writing given by, or on behalf of, a provincial or a regional planning authority, publish or disclose to any other person, otherwise than in the course of that person’s duties, the contents of any document, communication, or information whatsoever, which relates to or which has come to the knowledge of that person in the course of that person’s duties under this Act.

(2) A person who contravenes sub-regulation (1) commits an offence and is liable, on conviction, to a fine not exceeding thirty thousand penalty units or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years, or to both.

(3) A person who, having any information which to the knowledge of that person has been published or disclosed in contravention of sub-regulation (1), unlawfully publishes or communicates the information to any other person, commits an offence and is liable, on conviction to a fine not exceeding two hundred thousand penalty units, or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding two years, or to both.

PART IV
APPLICATION FOR MARKET OR BUS STATION FUNDS

17. Application for Market or Bus Station Fund

A local authority or management board that intends to embark on a development project in relation to a market or bus station shall apply to the Permanent Secretary for funding in Form I set out in the Schedule, except that the management board shall not apply to the fund for the construction of a new market.

18. Determination of application

(1) The Committee shall, within 60 days of receipt of an application under regulation 16, consider and determine the application.

(2) The Committee shall, in deciding whether to grant or reject the application, consider if—

(a) the proposed development is feasible or acceptable;

(b) the proposed development requires amendments; or

(3) The Committee shall grant approval of the application under section 16 in Form II set out in the Schedule.

(4) Where the proposed development does not meet the requirements under sub-regulation (2), the Committee shall reject the application and notify the applicant, giving reasons for the rejection in Form III set out in the Schedule.

19. Decision by Committee

The Secretary shall within 14 days of the decision by the Committee, inform the applicant in writing, stating the reasons for the decision.

20. Variation of funds

(1) A local authority or management board may, where the cost of a project exceeds the amount approved by the Committee, apply to the Permanent Secretary for variation of the amount in Form IV set out in the Schedule.

(2) The Committee shall within 60 days of receipt of an application under sub-regulation (1), consider and determine the application.

(3) The Committee shall, in deciding whether to grant or reject the application, consider if the application—

(a) would affect the functionality of the development; or

(b) would compromise the health and safety aspect of the development.

(4) The Committee shall grant approval of the variation of funds in Form V set out in the Schedule.

(5) Where the proposed variation does not meet the requirements under sub-regulation (3), the Committee shall reject the application and notify the applicant in Form V set out in the Schedule.

21. Progress report

A local authority or management board to which the funds are awarded shall, every month and at the end of implementation of the development, present a progress report to the Ministry concerning the project.

22. Monitoring and evaluation

The Ministry shall be responsible for the monitoring and evaluation of the approved project and the use of the monies of the Fund.

PART V
GENERAL PROVISIONS

23. Annual report

(1) The Committee shall, but not later than 90 days after the end of the financial year, submit to the Minister a report concerning Fund activities during the financial year.

(2) The report referred to in sub-regulation (1) shall include information on the financial affairs of the Fund and there shall be appended to the report—

(a) an audited statement of financial position;

(b) an audited statement of comprehensive income, and

(3) The Minister shall, not later than seven days after the first sitting of the National Assembly next after receipt of the report referred to in sub-regulation (1), lay the report before the National Assembly.

SCHEDULE

[Regulations 17, 18 and 20]

Form I

[Regulation 17]

(To be completed in triplicate)

REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA

The Markets and Bus Stations Act, 2007
(Act No. 7 of 2007)

National Market and Bus Station Development Fund Regulations, 2020

Form II

[Regulation 18(3)]

REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA

The Markets and Bus Stations Act, 2007
(Act No. 7 of 2007)

National Market and Bus Station Development Fund Regulations, 2020

NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF APPLICATION
(1) Here insert the full names and addresses of applicant (2) Here insert the reference No. of the application (3) Here insert the type of application	To (1) ………………………………………………………………………………………. ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. IN THE MATTER OF (2) …………………………….. you are hereby notified that your application for (3) ……………………………………………….. has been approved.
	Dated this ………….. day of ………………… 20……
(4) Signature of Secretary
(4) …………………………………….. Secretary

Form III

[Regulation 18(4)]

REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA

The Markets and Bus Stations Act, 2007
(Act No. 7 of 2007)

The National Market and Bus Station Development Fund Regulations, 2020

NOTICE OF REJECTION OF APPLICATION
(1) Here insert the full names and addresses of applicant (2) Here insert the reference No. of the application (3) Here insert the type of application	To (1) ………………………………………………………………………………………………..
………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
IN THE MATTER OF (2) …………………………………… you are hereby notified that your application for (3) …………………………………………. has been rejected on the following reasons:
(a) …………………………………………………………………………………………………..
	(b) …………………………………………………………………………………………………..
	(c) …………………………………………………………………………………………………..
	(d) …………………………………………………………………………………………………..

	Dated this ……….. day of ……………………. 20……
(4) Signature of Secretary
(4) …………………………………….. Secretary

Form IV

[Regulation 20(1)]

(To be completed in triplicate)

REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA

The Markets and Bus Stations Act, 2007
(Act No. 7 of 2007)

The National Market and Bus Station Development Fund Regulations, 2020

Form V

[Regulation 20(4) and (5)]

REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA

The Markets and Bus Stations Act, 2007
(Act No. 7 of 2007)

The National Market and Bus Station Development Fund Regulations, 2020

NOTICE OF APPROVAL/REJECTION OF VARIATION
(1) Here insert the full names and address of applicant	To (1) ………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
(2) Here insert the reference No. of the application	IN THE MATTER OF (2) …………………………………………………………. you
are hereby notified that your application for (3) ……………………………………
(3) Here insert the type of application	………………………………………………………… has been approved/rejectedAttach brief if necessary*.

	Dated this …………. day of …………………… 20……
(4) Signature of the Secretary
(4) …………………………………………………… Signature of SecretaryAttach brief if necessary*(4)