Slaughtered and Detained Animals (Compensation) Act, 1938

Detained animals (compensation for depreciation) regulations.

3.—The Minister may, after consultation with the National Executive of the Irish Live Stock Trade, make regulations (in this Act referred to as the detained animals (compensation for depreciation) regulations) fixing the rates at which compensation under this Act (other than compensation in respect of the death of live stock) is to be paid, and may by such regulations fix different rates in respect of different kinds (defined in such manner and by reference to such things as the Minister thinks proper) of live stock.