The Cyprus Gazette

SUPPLEMENT TO THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, 9TH OCTOBEE, 1936. 70'>
5. Section II ofthe Principal Law is hereby amended f/"^^i"n°n
by the deletion of the words " paragraphs (a) and (b) " of LTW'^W
(fine 18) and by the substitution therefor of the words '^ ^'^^•
" paragraph (a) ".
6. Section 12 of the Principal Law is hereby repealed ^^^1^^
and the foUowing section substituted therefor :— Law 20 k
"Offence. 12. Any person who ]ab«\i?ntion
(a) acts in contravention of section 3, o or gJction
6 (2) ;
(b) is outside an enclosure in charge of any
animals in excess to the number of animals
specified in his Ucence or permit,
shaU be guilty of an ofifence and shaU be Uable
to imprisonment not exceeding three months
or to a fine not exceeding ten pounds or to both,"
7. Section 14 of the Principal Law is hereby amended Amendment
by the insertion immediately after the word "charge" "fL^w°20
(Une 1) of the word " of '. "^ i»35
8. Section 17 of the Principal Law is herebv repealed. Rei^^aaiof
•^ ^ sc-ction 17
of I>aw 20
of 193.5.
9. The Schedule to the Principal Law is hereby amended Amendment
by the deletion from Form B. thereof of the words toLaw'^So*
" belonging to " and by the substitution therefor of the «' ^•'^'^^
words " ordinarily in charge of ".
Objects and Reasons.
The main objects of this BiU are to empower the
Commissioner—
(a) to increase, by an endorsement on a shepherd's
Ucence, the present maximum number of 80 animals
specified therein to a maximum of one hundred
and twenty animals for such period and on such
terms and conditions as the Commissioner thinks
fit (clause 2 (2) (b)) ; and
(b) notwithstanding that a person has been convicted
of anv of the ofifences set out in section 9 of the
Principal La\\, to grant such person a shepherd's
licence, provided that five years have elapsed since
the expiration of the serving of any sentence imposed
upon such person (clause 4 (b)).
2. The opportunity has been taken of efifecting certain
minor amendments to the Principal Law, which experience
has shown to be necessary.
L. LLOYD-BLOOD,