The farm that has received registration certificate prior to the enforcement of the Act shall, within two years from the date of the enforcement of the Act, apply with the central competent authority for re-issuance of the certificate; otherwise, the central competent authority may annul its existing registration certificate.
The livestock or poultry farm that has reached the scale specified in Article 4 herein prior to the amendments to the Act, but fails to receive a registration certificate shall apply for the livestock or poultry registration. The relevant registration management regulations shall be established by the central competent authority.
Any person who wishes to operate a farm on public land may apply with the competent authority of said land for lease of the public land for livestock farming operation.

Slaughterhouses set up prior to the enforcement of the Act herein shall apply for registration certificate as required within two years from the date of the enforcement of the Act. Those that have received factory registration certificate shall apply with the central competent authority for re-issuance of registration certificate within two years from the date of the enforcement of the Act. Where they fail to do so within said- noted time limit, the central competent authority shall notify the central industrial administration authority to annul their factory registration certificates.

The competent authority may charge registration fee and certificate fee for processing application for the registration of a farm or a slaughterhouse. The central competent authority shall prescribe the fee schedule.

The Act has been promulgated by the central competent authority and should be publicly announced and published in government bulletins.

The central competent authority herein shall set forth the enforcement rules of the Act.

The Act shall be come into force from the date of promulgation.