The bye-law provides for the installation, maintenance, granting of a permit for public sewer.

The bye-laws provide for a duty of the council to keep map showing sewers, power of council to alter or close public sewer, power of council to agree to adopt sewer or sewerage disposal works, certain matter not to be passed into the sewer, Maintenace of sewer, and penalties for non-compliance with the law among others.

The bye-laws provide for the power of council to keep map showing sewers, power of council to alter or close public sewer, the procedure for connecting to the public sewer, certain matters not to be passed into the sewer, installation and maintenance of sewer, and penalties for non-compliance with the law among others.

These bye-laws prohibit the removal of firewood, any natural resource or veld product from the Council area for any purpose without obtaining a permit. This bye-law provides for the application and granting of the permit.

The order specifies the vegetable and animal products likely to convey or spread foot-and-mouth disease. The products include hay, manure, bedding, fodder, hides, skins, milk or cream, and bones.

These bye-laws amended section 8 of the bye-laws

Botswana seeks to achieve a reduction in greenhouse gas (GHGs) emissions by 15% before 2030. the reduction will be achieved through strategies and measures. The strategy involves the development of a long term low carbon strategy, a national adaptation, plan, nationally appropriate mitigation actions, identification of technologies, plan for knowledge management capacity development, education and public awareness and a financial mechanism. The proposed emission reduction path will be subjected to legislative review and endorsement by Parliament.

These regulations revoked the Control of Goods, Prices and Other Charges (Restriction on Importation of Wheat Flour) (Amendment) Regulations, 2015. it also amends section 4 of the regulations.

The regulations declare certain areas Sua Pan Flamingo Sanctuary.

These regulations amend regulation 2 of Cap. 32:02 (Sub. Leg.) by substituting 65 years for 70 years.

This plan was a result of the decline in the agricultural sector’s contribution to the country’s Gross Domestic Product. The objective of this plan includes Improvement in food security at both household and national levels, diversification of the agricultural production base and increased agricultural output and productivity among others. The ministry of agriculture.

These regulations provide for the guidelines to be strictly adhered to prevent the spread of COVID-19 within the country.

This Act established the Medicines Regulatory Authority and the Medicines Regulatory Board. The Board shall be responsible for the direction of the affairs and operations of the Authority. This Act regulates the production, importation, exportation, distribution, sale and dispensation of drugs within the country.

The plan aims to give safe, reliable and free immunisation services available and accessible to all eligible children within the country.

This policy was based on the framework of the revised National Policy on Education (RNPE) government white paper NO. 2 of 1994. This policy focuses on the problems and needs of early childhood care and education programmes and seeks to create an environment in which services of high quality would develop.

The Act deals with the stealing of stock or produce, possession of stolen stock or produce, presumptions, trespass with intent to steal, night delivery of stock forbidden, tampering with stock or produce, search, seizure and arrest, a document of identification to be furnished on disposal of stock, and acquisition of stock or produce otherwise than at public sale, among others.

The plan seeks to channel the education sector towards the fulfilment of goals identified in the Revised National Policy on Education (RNPE), the National Development Plan, Vision 2016 and as well as the Millennium Development Goals.

The plan identified priority areas and aims to improve the health sector in the country by 2020.

These regulations apply to sorghum which is either bought or sold or bought and sold by the Board commencing with the 1974/75 crop, but shall not apply to any stocks of sorghum held by the Board from any earlier crop or is imported into or exported from Botswana by the Board, but shall not apply to any exports from Botswana for which the classification or grade of sorghum stipulated by the foreign buyer is different from those specified. The regulations provide for the packing, classification and grading of sorghum.

These regulations provide for the classification and grading of sunflowers.