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... require a valid export permit issued by the exporting country." Any person contravening the provisions, even for non-commercial purposes, is liable, upon conviction, to a maximum fine of $100,000, one year's imprisonment and mandatory forfeiture of the specimens, the spokesman said. To remind travellers...

... people are advised not to purchase such items when in doubt," he said. Any person found guilty of importing, exporting, re-exporting or possessing, even for non-commercial purposes, any endangered species without a licence is liable to a maximum fine of $100,000, imprisonment for one year and mandatory...

... said.Any person found guilty of contravening the licensing requirements of importing, exporting, re-exporting or possessing any endangered species, even for non-commercial purposes, is liable to a maximum fine of $100,000, imprisonment for one year and mandatory forfeiture of the specimens upon...

... $100,000 and imprisonment for six months.An AFCD spokesman said that Cap 171 is to pursue the sustainable development of the fishing industry through limiting entry of new fishing vessels, restriction of fishing with the use or aid of non-fishing vessels and prohibition of fishing with the use or aid...

... guilty of contravening the licensing requirements of importing, exporting, re-exporting or possessing any endangered species, even for non-commercial purposes, is liable to a maximum fine of $100,000, imprisonment for one year and mandatory forfeiture of the specimens upon conviction, the spokesman said...

... require a valid export permit issued by the exporting country."Any person contravening the provisions, even for non-commercial purposes, is liable to a maximum fine of $100,000, one year's imprisonment and mandatory forfeiture of the specimens upon conviction, the spokesman said.To remind travellers about...

... underwater breathing apparatus.Any offender on conviction is liable to a maximum penalty of a fine of $100,000 and imprisonment for six months.The spokesman said, "The responsible person, who may be the owner, the master, the coxswain or another person in charge of the vessel, must inform the crew members...

... contravening the licensing requirements, even for non-commercial purposes, is liable to a maximum fine of $100,000, imprisonment for one year and mandatory forfeiture of the specimens upon conviction.An AFCD spokesman noted that a total of 241 seizures were made at customs checkpoints from January to November...

... retail outlets for tests on avian influenza, and enhanced actions with related law enforcement departments to combat illegal importation of live birds at boundary control points. Over 100 staff members of the AFCD and the Civil Aid Service took part in the exercise. The AFCD has notified the World...

... 2006. The unauthorised keeping of five kinds of poultry - chickens, ducks, geese, pigeons and quails - is an offence with a maximum fine of $50,000. Repeat offenders are subject to a maximum fine of $100,000. The spokesman said the AFCD will continue to work closely with the Customs and the Police to...