Pyrethrum Act (No. 1 of 1997). País/Territorio República Unida de Tanzanía Tipo de documento Legislación Fecha 1997 Fuente FAO, FAOLEX Fuente original Act Supplement to Gazette of 11 April 1997, pp. 97-105. Título completoAn Act to repeal the Pyrethrum Ordinance and to enact the Pyrethrum Act, to provide for regulation improvement and development of the Pyrethrum Industry. Materia Cultivos Palabra clave Institución Desarrollo agrícola Fondo especial Cultivos/praderas Área geográphica Africa, Africa Oriental, Países menos desarrollados Entry into force notes On a date as the Minister may appoint by Notice in the Official Gazette. Resumen The Board established under this Act, to be known as the Tanzania Pyrethrum Board, shall be a body corporate to promote the development of the pyrethrum industry, in general, and to carry out specific tasks specified in section 5, which include: (a) advising the Minister; (b) issuing regulations for the control of pests and diseases; and (c) issuing export licences and determining the conditions for issuing such licences. The Board shall assist the pyrethrum industry in establishing the Pyrethrum Industry Trust Fund into which the Board shall pay all moneys collected by way of levies imposed under section 14 of this Act (sect. 16). The Board may make rules generally for the better implementation of this Act and in respect of matters specified in section 21. (22 sections) Texto completo Inglés Referencias - Legislación Implementado por Pyrethrum Regulations (No. 714 of 1997). Legislación | República Unida de Tanzanía | 1997 Palabra clave: Explotación agrícola, Registro, Autorización/permiso, Desarrollo agrícola, Cultivos/praderas Fuente: FAO, FAOLEX Enmendado porr Crops Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act, 2009 (No. 20 of 2009) Legislación | República Unida de Tanzanía | 2010 Palabra clave: Agricultura por contrato, Explotación agrícola, Institución, Producción vegetal, Plantas textiles/fibras, Tabaco, Café/cacao/té, Caña de azúcar/remolacha de azúcar, Contrato/acuerdo, Cultivos/praderas Fuente: FAO, FAOLEX