Halal Meat Act · 2014 Revised Edition
8. Offences relating to imported meat
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
Whoever contravenes the provisions of section 4(1) or (7) is guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $8,000 and imprisonment not exceeding 2 years or both, and the Halal Import Permit, if any, shall be cancelled and a new Halal Import Permit shall not be issued to him, any of his family members or to any company wherein he has any share or interest.
Halal Import Permit
“Halal Import Permit” means a permit in the prescribed form issued by the Controller of Customs, as Chairman of the Board, to import meat on the terms and conditions mentioned therein;
Halal Meat
halal meat
“halal meat” means meat that is fit for consumption by Muslims according to Hukum Syara’, as determined by the Majlis;
Terms defined in s 2
Halal Import Permit
Defined · s 2“Halal Import Permit” means a permit in the prescribed form issued by the Controller of Customs, as Chairman of the Board, to import meat on the terms and conditions mentioned therein;
halal meat
Defined · s 2“halal meat” means meat that is fit for consumption by Muslims according to Hukum Syara’, as determined by the Majlis;
meat
Defined · s 2“meat” means beef, mutton, lamb, chicken, halal bird or flesh of any halal animal or any part or organ of such animal, with or without bone and includes bone of meat, processed meat and any edible thing wherein meat has been mixed;