2

By-law.

Part

21.

Prevention of contamination by contact with clothing

22.

Personal cleanliness

23.

Immunization of persons engaged in food businesses against certain

diseases

10

14.

Restriction on employment of persons likely to spread diseases

10

25.

Inspection books, clc.

26.

Fluids, etc, not to be injected into carcases

27,

Horse flesh to be labelled as such

さい

28.

Prohibition against the collection of shell fish in certain places

+

#

:)

11

11

PART III.

Prohibited and restricted foods.

3

PUBLIC HEALTH AND URBAN SERVICES ORDINANCE, 1960.

(No. 30 of 1960).

FOOD BUSINESS BY-LAWS, 1960.

In exercise of the powers conferred by section 56 of the Public Health and Urban Services Ordinance, 1960, the Urban Council has made the following by-laws-

PART 1.

Preliminary.

1. These by-laws may be cited as the Food Business By-laws, Citation and 1960, and shall come into operation on the day appointed for the com- commence- mencement of the Public Health and Urban Services Ordinance, 1960.

meat.

29

30.

Prohibition of the sale, etc. of articles specified in the First Schedule

Restriction on the sale, etc. of articles specified in the Second Schedule

12

1. These by-laws apply to the urban areas only.

Application.

12

3. (1) In these by-laws, save where the context otherwise Interprets requires-

Gon.

PART IV.

Licensing of certain food busineszes.

31.

Licensing of food businesses

*

*

12.

Application for licenc

A

--་

33.

Conditiona for issue of licence

34.

Restriction on alteralion of premises or fittings after grant of licence

PART V.

Offences and miscellaneous.

ป.

111

Name in which proceedings for offences may be brought

35.

Offences and penalties

36.

37.

Transitional provisions

LA

*+++ A+

་ ་་

:

First Schedule:

Prohibited foods

Second Schedule: Restricted foods

Third Schedule:

Licensing fees

Fourth Schedule:

Apportionment of space in restaurants

+

B

13

+

14

13

16

#

18

18

2

"air conditioning plant" includes any kind of mechanical ventilation system which contains a device for reducing or increasing the temperature of the air in any building, or any part thereof, below or above the temperature of the external air;

"bottled" means contained in an unopened hermetically sealed bottle.

tin or container;

"Council" means the Urban Council;

"drinks" meaus non-alcoholic liquids for human consumption, but does

not include water;

"food business" has the meaning assigned to it in by-law 4;

"food premises" means any premises on or from which there is carried on any food business, and the expression "premises" includes a vessel and a stall;

"food room" means any room, (being, or being part of, any food prem- ises) where any person engages in the bandling of open food or in the cleaning of equipment for the purposes of a food business, but does not include a room in which the only handling of food which occurs is in the course of serving food for consumption therein:

19

19

iu

30

#1

“latrine fitment" and "latrine" have the meaning assigned to them by

regulation 2 of the Building (Standards of Sanitary Fitments. (G.NA. Plumbing. Drainage and Latrines) Regulations, 1959;

16/59).

Share This Page