Animal Diseases (Livestock Markets) Regulations, 2001 (G.N. No. 131 of 2001). Country/Territory United Republic of Tanzania Document type Regulation Date 2001 Source FAO, FAOLEX Original source Government Gazette, Subsidiary Legislation (Supplement of 2001, pp. 1011-1014. Subject Livestock Keyword Animal health Pests/diseases Internal trade Authorization/permit Geographical area Africa, Eastern Africa, Least Developed Countries Abstract These Regulations regulate the disposal and purchase of livestock on markets, and classifies for this purpose markets in Primary Markets, Secondary Markets and Border Markets. A Primary Market is a place designated as a livestock market and which is under the control of local government authorities. The Market Master may give directions for purposes of "cleanliness, order and regularity" to persons present on the market and may order removal of persons who fail to obey such directions. The Market Master may also prescribe opening hours and places of livestock markets. Secondary and border markets are specified in the First Schedule. The Second Schedule prescribes market fees. Full text English