The Animals (Exportation, Importation, Protection, and Control) Regulations (2024 Revision) establish comprehensive rules for managing animal trade and protection. They require licenses from the Director of Agriculture for exporting live animals and outline specific forms for importation, including restrictions on importing carcasses from countries with bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) concerns. The Regulations also define a closed hunting season from February 1 to July 31 for certain species and impose daily limits on game bird hunting. Provisions for animal control include the establishment of pounds, appointment of poundkeepers, and prescribed fees for impounding and maintaining animals. Detailed schedules specify license fees, forms for trade, restricted countries for imports, and designated pounds and poundkeepers, ensuring effective animal management and protection.
Cayman Islands (UK) · 1977-08-02