MoFNR GovernmentGovernment Notice 61 of 2021
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Government Notice 61 of 2021 is the official MoFNR identifier for “Atomic Energy (Amendment) Regulations, 2021”. Government Notice 61 of 2021 is the official identifier MoFNR uses for this instrument.
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Atomic Energy (Amendment) Regulations, 2021
Complete one-page original Gazette instrument, printed page 361, with all five regulations, the making clause of 12 November 2021, Minister Nancy Tembo and file reference. Regulation 2 replaces principal regulation 14(2) with a reference to the Atomic Energy (Fees) Regulations and deletes 14(3); regulations 3 and 4 replace Fifth Schedule fee references in principal regulations 17(1) and 64(1). Regulation 5 expressly revokes the principal Fifth Schedule. It does not repeal the whole 2012 principal instrument. The original 5.—(1) numbering and marginal captions are preserved. The separately retained GN62/2021 establishes the companion fees. Source text was visually transcribed against the complete original page; the government Gazette is held by MalawiLII, not on a regulator host. Published on 10 December 2021; no exact commencement date is inferred from the making or publication date. The complete GN22/2012 principal instrument is separately retained; later amendments and current applicability remain under review; this dated original is excluded from default current discovery.
Government Notice 61 of 2021 is the official identifier MoFNR uses for this instrument. Always confirm the current consolidated text and transition provisions with the official source before filing.