24 Perishable Products Export Control No9 1983 ( Scanned In By Court)

 

Summary

The provided document outlines the Perishable Products Export Control Act No. 9 of 1983, a South African statute designed to manage the overseas distribution of sensitive goods. It details the continued existence and composition of a regulatory board responsible for supervising the orderly transport of items like fruit, dairy, and meat. The text specifies the legal powers and duties of this body, including its authority to manage shipping space, conduct research, and impose levies on exporters. Additionally, it establishes administrative procedures regarding financial auditing, member qualifications, and penalties for non-compliance with export regulations. Ultimately, the legislation serves as a comprehensive framework to ensure that perishable agricultural products are exported efficiently and maintain high quality standards.