A.D. 1933.
PART II. -cont.
Street
trading.
[CH. 12.]
Children and Young Persons Act, 1933.
[23 GEO. 5.]
(c) the holidays or half-holidays to be allowed to
them;
(d) any other conditions to be observed in relation
to their employment.
(2) Nothing in this section shall empower a local authority to make byelaws with respect to-
(a) employment in or about the delivery, collection, or transport of goods, except in the capacity of van boy, errand boy, or messenger;
(b) employment in or in connection with factories, workshops, mines, quarries, shops, or offices, except in the capacity of van boy, errand boy, or messenger;
(c) employment in the building or engineering trades, except in the capacity of van boy, errand boy, or messenger;
(d) employment in agriculture;
(e) employment in domestic service, except as non-
resident daily servant;
(f) employment in any ship or boat registered in the United Kingdom as a British ship or in any British fishing boat entered in the fishing boat register.
(3) This section shall not come into operation until such date as may be appointed by an order of the Secretary of State, and the Secretary of State shall not make such an order until a draft thereof has been laid before both Houses of Parliament and has been approved by resolutions passed in the same session of Parliament by both Houses.
20.-(1) No person under the age of sixteen years shall engage or be employed in street trading :
Provided that byelaws made under this section may permit young persons who have not attained the age of sixteen years to be employed by their parents in street trading.
(2) A local authority may make byelaws regulating or prohibiting street trading by persons under the age of eighteen years, and byelaws so made may distinguish between persons of different ages and sexes and between different localities, and may contain provisions-
(a) forbidding any such person to engage or be employed in street trading unless he holds a
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