34;Minister" means the Minister of the Crown to whom the administration of this Act has been provisionally committed by the Governor: The composition of the Council and the appointment or election of its members; and. That the Council of the relevant existing abattoir area has agreed to the proposed extension; and.
That arrangements have been made which, in the minister's view, are satisfactory, with regard to a) The composition of the board and the appointment or election of its members t and. That arrangements have been made which, in the minister's view, are satisfactory, with regard to a) the composition of the board and the appointment or election of its members; and. 44, It is the responsibility of the board of a slaughterhouse area within ~ u t y of the board to establish and maintain.
43, After the end of each year of a board there must be a statement of all balance.
Fifthly, by paying the balance of these revenues (which balance will be regarded as profits) to the council of the local government area comprising the slaughterhouse area, or, in case that area includes territory extending beyond one local government area , by distributing the The same applies to the constituent companies in accordance with the arrangement for the time being in force under the Proclamation in respect of such area: provided that in any year the Board of Directors shall receive a third of such profits may transfer to a reserve fund. 49. Each Council shall invest its sinking fund and its reserve sinking fund. fund, and any other money in its hands which the Board considers to be advisable or expedient to invest in government securities of all or one or more states of the Commonwealth of Australia, or on fixed deposits with a bank incorporated in the state of South Australia, or in or on one or more such investments. The interest arising from such investments will respectively be credited to and form part of the respective funds so invested.
Adelaide or in the slaughterhouse area and keep it in depot there (Ibid.). as may be deemed appropriate, and may, for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this Act, obtain advances from any bank by way of overdrafts, either without security or by pledging its property, or. on other security; but the total amount of such overdrafts shall not be Uverdmft8-. exceed at any time an amount equal to eight pounds per centum of the value at the time of the slaughterhouse and its appurtenances, including installations and machinery contained therein or used for the purposes thereof.
Whenever, on the slaughter of any stock a t the abattoir of Mode of dealing witb dieeased stock after
After the day specified in the notice given under s. in respect of an abattoir area, the owner or person in charge of any livestock that dies within such area, or, except in terms of section 7, is killed at any place within such area other than at the abattoir, within twenty-four hours from the death or killing of such stock-. a) Carry the carcass of such livestock to the abattoir for disposal. from as an inspector directs; or. b ) Apply to an inspector of such area for permission to bury the carcasses of such livestock. If such leave is granted, he must bury the carcass as directed by and under the supervision of an inspector, and if not, he must handle the carcass under the inspector's supervision, or permit the inspector to deal with it on such ' in a manner as directed by the inspector. 67, Any person who, without being able to give a satisfactory account thereof, affixes or implants, or attempts to affix or implant, or causes or permits any trademark purporting to be a trademark in terms of this Act , on any carcase or meat, and any person who, without being able to give satisfactory account thereof, removes or defaces or attempts to remove or defaces, or causes or causes to be removed or defaced, any mark placed on a carcase in terms thereof. Act, shall be liable to a fine not exceeding One Hundred Pounds or to imprisonment for any term not exceeding twelve months.
Section 69, (1) Any official of a slaughterhouse area board, any power to seize un-. special or district constable may seize any carcase in such area as 67. does not appear to him to be marked, or any meat in such law,. area which does not appear to him to have come from a carcase that ,. has been marked, in case the carcase or meat is either exposed for sale or in the possession of any person, apparently for consumption, and such officer, inspector, member or constable may, if he thinks fit, remove the carcase or meat , which have been seized. Justice, and such appeal may be heard and determined before a special judge or two judges, who may either confirm or reject such seizure, and may, if such seizure is confirmed, order the kamas or meat seized to be destroyed, and may make such order as to the costs as he or they think.
PART V
PART VI
- Any person who directly or indirectly, by himself, his Definition of
- Any document sealed with the seal of a Board and certified cOntenbOf may be proved by b00k8
- Any summons, writ, or legal process whatsoever, civil or Service of notices, etc., upon the Board
- Whenever it is necessary, on the hearing of any informa- Proof of sewice
For inspection of the various parts of the carcase by inspectors after slaughter in the slaughterhouse and to prevent mixing of parts of one carcase with parts of another carcase before inspection. Determining the rates of slaughtering fees and fees for the use of the slaughterhouse and livestock maintenance fees: r 1 1. Determining the fees for animal inspection, for inspection and. stamping carcases and for issuing certificates of any inspection of stock or of any carcase or meat made by or under the direction of the inspector. To ensure the cleanliness and health integrity of DEL carcasses in l. or meat from the time the livestock is slaughtered to. delivery thereof to the retail customer.
For maintaining the cleanliness of the abattoir and of apparatus used therein, and the cleanliness of the clothing of persons employed therein or slaughtering or processing carcases therein. For ordering and regulating the procedure and conduct of proceedings at the meetings of the board and its committees, and determining the numbers required to constitute a quorum thereon. 86, Whenever in a trial in respect of an offense under this Act, knowledge on the part of the defendant, apart from this section, should be proved, such knowledge shall be presumed until the contrary is proved to the satisfaction of the Convention. Right.
87, If any person fails to pay any fees, charges, tolls or charges, the fund to which the same is payable, or any person authorized by the Board, its Secretary or any Inspector of Slaughterhouses. are&, may at any time after such default recover the same in its own name by suit in any court of competent jurisdiction or by appeal in any court of summary jurisdiction or by seizure of any property in the slaughter house belonging to the defaulter in like manner as in case of default at the rent. 88, All appeals and information under this Act shall be heard and decided by a summary procedure before a special judge or any two judges in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance no. 1850 or any other law for the time being in force relating to the duties of justices of the peace as to summary convictions and orders, and all convictions and orders may be executed as provided in such law. 89, All complaints, informations and legal proceedings may be preferred, prosecuted or defended in the name of the Board concerned or its Secretary or any Inspector of Slaughterhouses.
90. It shall not be necessary in any legal proceeding to prove the existence or establishment of a committee or the appointment of a secretary or other officer of the committee or any inspector or any member of the police farce or special or. conrnble district; and. certificate under the hand of such secretary or oath of such PART vI1. The committee must be in writing and signed by a duly authorized party ibid. persons; and such notice shall be deemed to have been duly given if it is addressed to the office of the Board, authority or person in the GhGm, or to the last known place of residence in the said State of such person, or if sent by prepaid registered letter addressed to the Board, authority or person, at his office or last known place of residence in the said country of that person. Whenever necessary, upon hearing any information- Proof of sevice. or complaint for any violation of this Act to prove the service of any notice, summons, letter or legal process, an affidavit of service thereof sworn before the Commissioner for Taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court, or an affidavit of such service made before a judge , is sufficient proof of such service.
The local court may, in hearing an appeal, refer a special case to the High Court, and the High Court shall hear and decide such special case in accordance with the practice of the High Court in special cases, and may make any judgment therein, including any judgment on the costs of the proceedings before that Court and in the courts below, which in the opinion of the said Supreme Court appear to be proper.
