S.L. 117.24 · Bakers’ Licences Regulations (S.L. 117.24)
S.L. 117.24 Art. 3Licences.
(1) No person shall act as a baker or as a bread seller unless he is in possession of a licence issued by the Minister authorising him so to act.
(2) No baker shall produce or manufacture any bread which is not of the type which he is licensed under these regulations to produce or manufacture; and no bread seller shall sell, distribute or deliver any bread which is not of the type which he is licensed under these regulations to sell, distribute or deliver.
(3) Any such licence shall remain valid for the period for which it is issued or renewed, or until it is withdrawn by the Minister, whichever is the earlier date; and if no period is mentioned in the licence or in any renewal thereof it shall, unless it is earlier withdrawn as aforesaid, expire at the end of one year from its issue or renewal.
(4) The Minister may, in issuing such a licence, attach thereto any condition or conditions as he may deem fit.
(5) The Minister shall have the right at any time to withdraw any licence issued under these regulations, and in particular if he is satisfied that any of the conditions of the licence have not been observed.
(6) A licence issued by the Minister under these regulations shall not exempt the holder from the requirement of having any other licence under any other law.