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Destructive Imported Animals Act 1932

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2 Power to make regulations and prescribe form of licences.

For the purpose of enabling effect to be given to orders made under the last preceding section, the Minister and the Secretary of State, acting jointly, may— (a) make regulations with respect to the ports at which musk rats may be imported under a licence, the form of container to be used for their transport from place to place, the nature of the premises upon which, and the manner in which, they may be kept under a licence and the precautions to be taken against their escape; (b) prescribe the forms of licences to be used under this Act, the duration of such licences and the terms and conditions to be attached thereto; and (c) with the approval of the Treasury, prescribe the fees to be charged in respect of the grant or renewal of such licences.

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2 Power to make regulations and prescribe form of licences.

For the purpose of enabling effect to be given to orders made under the last preceding section, the Minister and the Secretary of State, acting jointly, may— (a) make regulations with respect to the ports at which musk rats may be imported under a licence, the form of container to be used for their transport from place to place, the nature of the premises upon which, and the manner in which, they may be kept under a licence and the precautions to be taken against their escape; (b) prescribe the forms of licences to be used under this Act, the duration of such licences and the terms and conditions to be attached thereto; and (c) with the approval of the Treasury, prescribe the fees to be charged in respect of the grant or renewal of such licences.

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