Section Regulations Section The Minister may make regulations for any of the following purposes— regulating the production, storage, distribution and sale of milk and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing— securing the observance of sanitary and cleanly conditions and practices in connection with the sale of food for human consumption or the importation, preparation , transportation, storage, packaging, wrapping, exposure for sale, service or delivery of food intended for sale or sold for human consumption or otherwise for the protection of public health in connection with the matters aforesaid and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing— requiring, prohibiting or regulating the addition of any specified substance , or any substance of any specified class, to food intended for sale for human consumption or any class of such food , or the use of any such substance as an ingredient in the preparation of such food , and generally for regulating the composition of such food ; requiring, prohibiting or regulating the use of any process or treatment in the preparation of any food intended for sale for human consumption , or any class of such food ; prohibiting or regulating the sale, possession for sale, offer or exposure for sale, consignment, or delivery of food which does not comply with any of the regulations, or in relation to which an offence against the regulations has been committed or would have been committed if any relevant act or omission had taken place in Uganda, or for prohibiting or regulating the importation of any such food as aforesaid; prohibiting or regulating the sale, possession for sale, or offer, exposure or advertisement for sale, of any specified substance , or of any substance of any specified class, with a view to its use in the preparation of food intended for sale for human consumption ; the registration of persons carrying on, or proposing to carry on, the trade of a dairy person and the registration of dairies, and prohibiting any person from carrying on such a trade unless he or she and any premises used by him or her as a dairy are duly registered; the inspection of dairies, and of persons in or about dairies who have access to the milk , or to the churns or other milk vessels; with respect to the lighting, ventilation, cleansing, drainage and water supply of dairies; securing the cleanliness of churns and other milk vessels or appliances; prescribing the precautions to be taken for protecting milk against infection or contamination; preventing danger to health from the sale of infected, contaminated or dirty milk , and, in particular, prohibiting the supply or sale of milk suspected of being infected; imposing obligations on dairy persons and their employees in regard to cases of infectious or communicable disease; licensing persons employed by dairy persons to sell milk on their behalf, requiring such persons while engaged in selling milk to carry on their persons a disk or other means of identification, prohibiting the employment by dairy persons of unlicensed persons to sell milk on their behalf and prohibiting any person, unless he or she is licensed for that purpose, from selling milk on behalf of a dairy person ; granting of licences to producers and sellers of milk , authorising the use of a special description of such milk , and prescribing the periods for which and the conditions subject to which licences, or licences of any particular class, are to be granted; regulating the cooling, conveyance and distribution of milk ; with respect to the labelling, marking or identification and the sealing or closing of churns and other vessels used for the conveyance of milk , the labelling of vessels in which milk is sold or offered or exposed for sale or delivered, and the display of the vendor’s name and address on any stall, or any cart, barrow or other vehicle, from which milk is sold or delivered; determining what deficiency in any of the normal constituents of milk , or what proportion of water, in a sample shall for the purposes of this Act raise a presumption, until the contrary is proved, that the article sampled is not genuine milk , the tests to be applied for determining such deficiency, or proportion of water, and the manner in which tests are to be made; requiring persons carrying on business which includes the use, production or importation of substances used for food for human consumption to furnish particulars of the composition and use of any such substance ; imposing requirements as to and otherwise regulating the labelling, marking or advertising of food intended for sale for human consumption , and the descriptions which may be applied to such food ; imposing requirements as to the construction, layout, drainage, equipment, maintenance, cleanliness, ventilation, lighting, water supply and use, of premises in, at or from which food is sold for human consumption , or offered, exposed, stored or prepared for sale, for human consumption , including any part of such premises in which apparatus and utensils are cleansed, or in which refuse is disposed of or stored; imposing requirements as to the provision, maintenance and cleanliness of sanitary and washing facilities in connection with such premises , the disposal of refuse and the maintenance and cleanliness of apparatus, equipment, furnishings and utensils used in such premises , and, in particular, imposing requirements that every sanitary convenience situated in such premises shall be supplied with water through a suitable flushing appliance; prohibiting or regulating the use of any specified materials, or of materials of any specified class, in the manufacture of apparatus or utensils designed for use in the preparation of food for human consumption , and the sale or importation for sale of apparatus or utensils designed for such use and containing any specified materials or materials of any specified class; prohibiting spitting on premises where food is sold for human consumption , or offered, exposed, stored or prepared for sale for human consumption , including any parts of such premises where apparatus and utensils are cleansed; imposing requirements as to the clothing worn by persons in such premises ; securing the inspection of animals intended for slaughter and of carcasses of animals for the purpose of ascertaining whether meat intended for sale for human consumption is fit for such consumption; regulating generally the treatment and disposal of any food unfit for human consumption ; the issuing of licences in respect of the use of vehicles, stalls or places other than premises for the preparation , exposure, or offer for sale or sale of food for human consumption , and the display of such licences and of the names and addresses of licensees on such vehicles, stalls and premises and prohibiting the use for any such purpose of any vehicle, stall or place except in accordance with a licence issued under this Act; prescribing the circumstances in which licences or registration under this Act may be refused, suspended or cancelled, and providing for an appeal by any person aggrieved by such refusal, suspension or cancellation; prescribing standards of quality for any food and prohibiting the manufacture for sale or the sale or the exposure, offer or having in possession for sale of any food which does not conform to the prescribed standards; prohibiting, restricting or regulating the manufacture for sale or the sale or the exposure, offer or having in possession for sale of food containing added preservative or colouring matter; regulating the appointment of public analysts and prescribing the fees payable in respect of analyses performed by such analysts; prescribing the fees to be charged for registration and for the issue of licences under this Act; varying, adding to, deleting from or replacing the Schedule to this Act; prescribing anything which is or may be prescribed; generally for better carrying out the purposes and provisions of this Act. The application of any regulations made under subsection (1) may be restricted to such municipalities, towns or trading centres or to such other areas as may be specified in the regulations. All regulations made under subsection (1) shall be laid before Parliament as soon as may be after they are made and if within a period of four months after such regulations are so laid it is resolved by Parliament that any such regulation be annulled, the regulation shall thereupon be void but without prejudice to the validity of anything previously done under it or to the making of any new regulation in substitution for it.