חוק לתיקון פקודת התעבורה (מס' 123), התשע"ח-2018Law to Amend the Traffic Ordinance (No. 123), 2018 · automatic translation · suggest a correction

Official summary of the law (Knesset)

The Law was passed in second and third reading on 11 June 2018, and it amends the Transport Ordinance (hereinafter – the Ordinance). The amendment is part of a comprehensive arrangement to reduce road accidents involving camels, set out in the Animal Diseases Regulations (Camel Marking) (Amendment), 2018, which establish an obligation to mark camels with a subcutaneous chip and the establishment of a center for registering all information on camel marking, including details of the camel's owner. The amendment to the Transport Ordinance establishes a rebuttable criminal presumption, according to which if a traffic offense involving an animal was committed, or a road accident occurred between a vehicle and an animal, the person registered as the animal's owner in the registration center shall be regarded as its keeper, unless he proves that he transferred possession of the animal to another person, in which case that person shall be regarded as the keeper and criminal liability may be imposed on him.

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