129—Regulations relating to processing of aquatic resources
(1) The Governor may
make regulations for the regulation of processing of aquatic resources and
matters ancillary or incidental to or connected with such processing, and,
without limiting the generality of the foregoing, may by such
regulations—
(a)
prescribe the records to be kept by fish processors;
(b)
require fish processors to provide returns relating to the processing of
aquatic resources and any matters ancillary or incidental to or connected with
such processing;
(c)
regulate the manner in which and the means by which aquatic resources may be
delivered, consigned or transported for processing;
(d)
regulate the manner in which aquatic resources are received and stored by
fish processors, including the labelling of receptacles in which they are
received and stored and the treatment of and dealing with processed aquatic
resources;
(e)
prohibit or restrict the sale, purchase, possession or control by fish
processors of aquatic resources of a prescribed class;
(f)
prohibit or regulate the use of boats in relation to the storage, processing,
treatment of and dealing with aquatic resources;
(g)
provide for the issue of seals and other marks for the labelling, and packages
for the consignment, of processed aquatic resources;
(h)
empower fisheries officers to take samples of any products of aquatic
resources of a prescribed class for the purpose of analysis and provide that
no compensation is payable for the taking of such samples.
(2) Regulations made
under subsection (1)(e) may prescribe a class of aquatic resources
comprised of or including aquatic resources taken elsewhere than in waters to
which this Act applies.