Rotuma (Control of Stock) Regulations. Country/Territory Fiji Territorial subdivision Rotuma Document type Regulation Date 1939 (2005) Source FAO, FAOLEX Original source Fiji Consolidated Legislation, Cap. 122. Subject Livestock Keyword Animal production Slaughtering Swine Geographical area Asia and the Pacific, Melanesia, Oceania, Small Island Developing States, South Pacific Abstract These Regulations provide for the control of straying of pigs of more than six months of age and related matters. Any person who finds a straying pig may kill it and keep it for consumption if the owner cannot be identified. All pigs shall be kept within fences not less than four feet high. No enclosure for keeping pigs shall be built within 200 yards of any dwelling. Any person erecting a pig fence within 200 yards of any dwelling may be ordered to remove the same by the District Officer and in addition shall be liable to any fine or penalty provided in these Regulations. It shall be the duty of any person owning pigs to ensure the cleanliness of the pens and good condition of the fences. Each pen shall have a suitable shed for shelter. Full text English Website www.paclii.org References - Legislation Implements Rotuma Act. Legislation | Fiji | 1927 (1970) Keyword: Governance, Local government, Agricultural development, Special fund Source: FAO, FAOLEX