Jonglei Parliament Passes Meat Inspection Bill

A meat inspection bill aimed at protecting the public from infections
of inedible animals and diseases has been passed in Jonglei State
according to the State Legislative Assembly Speaker.


 28 May 2013



By Jacob Achiek Jok

BOR, 28 May 2013 [Gurtong] – Hon. Peter Chol Wal has said that
parliament has been passed and is to make the people know meat
inspection procedures, diseases, primary inspection of investigation
and records of slaughter emergency.

“The bill will protect the public from infection of animal diseases,
it is for the public to obey, to work according to the law because
these laws are favoring the public and they are for their benefits and
they are protecting their lives,” he said.

 He warned of a tough action on any one who will be in breach of the law.

“Any one breaching the law shall be sentenced to a period of not least
than one year or a fine of SSP 1,000 or both,” Chol said.

“Any person found selling a meat from the inedible animal shall be
sentenced to imprisonment for the period of three years or fine of
SSP3, or both by the competent court,” he further warned.

Chol says the bill is going to affect the community positively as it
was drafted with its penalties aimed at collecting data suspects in
case they temper with the law.

The speaker also revealed that the August House is also discussing the
land commission bill which was rejected due to some errors and the
Governor’s Loan bill in addition to 2013/2014 budget expected to be
out in July.

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