The Market area in each city generally comprises of a taluka, while the market proper comprises the village located within 5 to 10 km. Of the market yard. In market proper, all notified commodities are legally required to be brought to the market yard and could be sold there only. License fees for traders, commission agents, and other market functionaries such as brokers, carting agents, weighmen, hamals, etc. are determined by the market committees under the bye-laws subject to the minimum and maximum prescribed limit. At present, the markets are set up at the initiative of the State Government alone. This reform provides for, in a market are more than one market can be established by private persons, farmers, and consumers. Existing provisions will have to be replaced by providing an omnibus provision that anybody can set up a market, provided minimum standards, specifications, formalities, and procedures which may be laid down by the Government are complied with.