Statement: A town shifted its cattle market from the centre to a ground three kilometres out. Within a month the traders were back in the centre. Buyers, who come by bus, do not go out to the new ground; there is no water for the animals there, no shade, and no bus stops within a kilometre of it. Which of the following courses of action follows from the statement?

The statement gives the reason the traders came back: their buyers are not at the new ground, and the new ground has neither water, shade nor a bus within a kilometre. A course that follows must supply what is missing, after which the traders have no reason to return. Fining them punishes a trader for going where his buyers are and leaves the ground as unusable as before. Bringing the market back abandons whatever the shift was for without testing it. Moving it further out makes every one of the three difficulties worse.