Chiefs (Recognition) Order, 2010

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Jurisdiction: Zambia
Instrument: Statutory instrument
Citation: SI 7 of 2010
Version: 29 Jan 2010
Language: en
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entry charges entry fees heritage site access office recognition site access user fees

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This provision lists several amounts and rates, including per-day and per-person-per-day figures, but the surrounding rule is not stated here. Certain sites, waterfalls, or waterbodies that still attract visitors must charge entry and user fees based on their rated category. A person driving a motor vehicle into a National Monument Heritage Site must pay two fees: one for the vehicle and one for the person's entry. Passengers in a motor vehicle entering a National Monument Heritage Site must pay separate entry fees for their own entry. The person named in the Schedule is recognised as the holder of the office listed there, within the stated area in Zambia.

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78 per day
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision lists several amounts and rates, including per-day and per-person-per-day figures, but the surrounding rule is not stated here.

27. 78 per day 2,000 800 1,500 1,500 Free 10 per day 10 per person per day 1500 per group of up to 100 per day 500 per group of up to 100 people per day
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78 per dayper person
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AI-assisted research summary: Certain sites, waterfalls, or waterbodies that still attract visitors must charge entry and user fees based on their rated category.

27.78 per dayper person 20 per day per person 3 per tour Notes I. Any other site, waterfall or waterbody envisaged for further development, presentation and interpretation which still attracts public visitation shall, for purposes of charging fees, charge such entry and user fees according to the category in which it is rated.
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A person driving a motor vehicle into a National Monument Heritage Site shall pay a separate entry fee for the vehicle as well as another fee for that
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AI-assisted research summary: A person driving a motor vehicle into a National Monument Heritage Site must pay two fees: one for the vehicle and one for the person's entry.

2. A person driving a motor vehicle into a National Monument Heritage Site shall pay a separate entry fee for the vehicle as well as another fee for that person's entry.
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Passengers in a motor vehicle entering a National Monument Heritage Site shall similarly pay separate entry fees for their individual entry into the site
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AI-assisted research summary: Passengers in a motor vehicle entering a National Monument Heritage Site must pay separate entry fees for their own entry.

3. Passengers in a motor vehicle entering a National Monument Heritage Site shall similarly pay separate entry fees for their individual entry into the site. LUSAKA Resources 13th January, 2009 [MTENRII0l/9/16] n., ..;. ... I \; Minister of Tourism, Environment C. NAMUGALA, and Natural N 0 -0 29th Januruy, 20 I 0 Statutory Instruments 39 GOVERNMENT OF ZAMBIA STATUTORY INSTRUMENT No. 7 OF 20] 0 The Chiefs Act (Laws, Volume 16, Cap. 287) The Chiefs (Recognition) Order, 2010 WHEREAS the President is satisfied that the person named in the Schedule to this Order is entitled to hold the office specified therein as required by subsection (2) of section three of the Chiefs Act: Now THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers contained in section three of the Chiefs Act, the following Order is hereby made: I. This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Recognition) Title Order, 2010.

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Schedule to this Order is entitled to hold the office specified therein

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The person named in the Schedule to this Order is hereby Recognition
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AI-assisted research summary: The person named in the Schedule is recognised as the holder of the office listed there, within the stated area in Zambia.

2. The person named in the Schedule to this Order is hereby Recognition recognised as being, within the area in Zambia described in the of Chief Schedule, the holder of the office specified in the Schedule. SCHEDULE (Paragraph 2) Office Area Holder of Office Chief Chinyama Litapi of the Mukulu, Stephen Samundunga Luvale people of Zambezi District in the North-western Province RUPIAH B. BANDA, President LUSAKA 20th January, 2010 [CHF.1/11/1] Copies of this Statutory Instrument can be obtained from the Government Printer, P.O. Box 30136, 10101 Lusaka. Price K1,000 each. 40 Statutory Instruments 29th January, 2010

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