means a vehicle equipped to be used by persons for living and sleeping purposes, “caravan” whether a self-propelled vehicle or a trailer; pitch” means the area set aside within a caravan park for the parking of a caravan and “caravan its towing vehicle, if any; of registration” a certificate of registration referred to in regulation 10; “certificate bedroom” means an accommodation unit comprising a bedroom with attached suite “en bathroom and toilet facilities provided in a separate or adjoining room; kit” means a portable container which is - “first-aid (a) water and dust resistant; and (b) stocked with adequate and unexpired medical supplies, equipment and remedies reasonably required for giving aid treatment in any injury or other emergency situation; service directory” means a booklet, brochure or other publication containing information “guest on services and facilities provided by an accommodation establishment to guests in relation to telephone usage, meals service times, laundry service, tariffs and other material; liquor licence” means any liquor licence of a kind mentioned in the definition “on-consumption of that term in section 1 of the Liquor Act, 1998 (Act No. 6 of 1998); in relation to an accommodation establishment, means the person by whom or on “owner”, whose behalf the business of the class of accommodation establishment concerned is conducted or is to be conducted; insurer” means a company registered as an insurer under the Short-term Insurance “registered Act, 1998 (Act No. 4 of 1998) or the Long-term Insurance Act, 1998 (act No. 5 of 1998); [The word in the phrase No. 5 of 1998” should be capitalised.] “Act” “Act Act” means the Namibia Tourism Board Act, 2000 (Act No. 21 of 2000); and “the in relation to a wall, means covered with porcelain or ceramic slabs, slate stone, slasto, “tiled”, marble or some other impervious material approved by the Chief Executive Officer. Form of application, certificates and other documents 2. (1) Every application required to be made, and every certificate or other document required to be issued, in an approved form in terms of these regulations, must be made or issued in a form approved by the Minister. (2) The Board must, at the request of a person who proposes to make an application in terms of these regulations, furnish that person with the appropriate application form. Classification of accommodation establishments
“caravan” means a vehicle equipped to be used by persons for living and sleeping purposes, whether a self-propelled vehicle or a trailer; “caravan pitch” means the area set aside within a caravan park for the parking of a caravan and its towing vehicle, if any; “certificate of registration” a certificate of registration referred to in regulation 10; “en suite bedroom” means an accommodation unit comprising a bedroom with attached bathroom and toilet facilities provided in a separate or adjoining room; “first-aid kit” means a portable container which is - (a) water and dust resistant; and (b) stocked with adequate and unexpired medical supplies, equipment and remedies reasonably required for giving aid treatment in any injury or other emergency situation; “guest service directory” means a booklet, brochure or other publication containing information on services and facilities provided by an accommodation establishment to guests in relation to telephone usage, meals service times, laundry service, tariffs and other material; “on-consumption liquor licence” means any liquor licence of a kind mentioned in the definition of that term in section 1 of the Liquor Act, 1998 (Act No. 6 of 1998); “owner”, in relation to an accommodation establishment, means the person by whom or on whose behalf the business of the class of accommodation establishment concerned is conducted or is to be conducted; “registered insurer” means a company registered as an insurer under the Short-term Insurance Act, 1998 (Act No. 4 of 1998) or the Long-term Insurance Act, 1998 (act No. 5 of 1998); [The word “Act” in the phrase “Act No. 5 of 1998” should be capitalised.] “the Act” means the Namibia Tourism Board Act, 2000 (Act No. 21 of 2000); and “tiled”, in relation to a wall, means covered with porcelain or ceramic slabs, slate stone, slasto, marble or some other impervious material approved by the Chief Executive Officer. Form of application, certificates and other documents 2. (1) Every application required to be made, and every certificate or other document required to be issued, in an approved form in terms of these regulations, must be made or issued in a form approved by the Minister. (2) The Board must, at the request of a person who proposes to make an application in terms of these regulations, furnish that person with the appropriate application form. Classification of accommodation establishments
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