(1) A person shall not —
(a) convey water in a water tank or other receptacle used for the conveyance of water; or
(b) work in a water bottling plant,
unless he or she is registered with the Ministry responsible for health and has a valid certificate of health.
(2) A person who —
(a) conveys water in a water tank or other receptacle used for the conveyance of water; or
(b) works in a water bottling plant,
may make an application for a certificate of health to the Ministry responsible for health.
(3) An application for registration under paragraph (2) must be submitted with —
(a) two passport sized photographs;
(b) a valid Government issued identification card; and
(c) the following fees to be paid to the Accountant General —
(i) a registration fee of $20 for new applicants,
(ii) a fee of $20 for a renewal,
(iii) a fee of $30 for a replacement certificate, if the certificate is lost or damaged.
(4) A certificate of health must be —
(a) in the form set out in Schedule 4;
(b) stamped by the medical officer of health issuing the certificate of health; and
(c) returned to the Ministry responsible for health for validation and completion of the registration process.
(5) A person shall keep a certificate of health at the place of employment and make it available for inspection by an authorised officer of the Ministry responsible for health.
(Inserted by S.I. 58/2020)