(Adopted at the 92th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of San Suu Kyi on 22 January 2011, No. 232 of 26 February 2011, published from 1 April 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to regulate the cultivation of livestock, to guarantee the quality of livestock products and to promote the development of modern livestock, to develop this approach in line with laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Act on Livestock.

Article 2 units and individuals involved in the management of livestock breeding and livestock breeding within the territorial administration should be respected.

Article 3. Avian livestock breeding should uphold the principles of market orientation, government support, rational layout, normative development, ecological cycle, safe and efficient production.

Article IV. Governments of more than veterans should incorporate livestock development into national economic and social development planning, take measures to strengthen the construction of avian breeding infrastructure, coordinate the resolution of major issues such as breeding, livestock and plant protection, and financial security, and promote the development of modern livestock.

Article 5

Relevant sectors such as development reform, finance, science and technology, national land resources, environmental protection, health, prices, quality technology monitoring and business administration should be managed in the context of the division of duties.

More than 6 people at the district level should take measures to support and direct livestock breeding, processing, sale and related units and individuals to form or join avian breeding cooperative and industry associations in accordance with the law.

The LAMU should strengthen self-regulation, establish a safe management system for the quality of livestock products, provide members with technical services for production, improve the standardization of livestock breeding and accommodation levels.

Chapter II Planning B

Article 7

The veterinary veterinary administrative authorities of the communes and the veterans of the veterinary population should be planned by the relevant authorities, in line with the production of physical and regional advantages in the province, to develop a plan for the production of livestock breeding in the current administrative area, with the approval of the HPR.

The production of avian livestock breeding plan should take full account of the realities of local agricultural production, processing of livestock products, the scientific division of avian breeding region, with priority being given to promoting the development of an ecological cycle.

The following regions of Article 9 are classified by the commune people's Government as a prohibited area of reproduction and are made public to society:

(i) Protected areas at the level of drinking water sources and in the area of water pipelines and their facilities;

(ii) Located areas, core areas of natural protected areas and buffer zones;

(iii) Population concentration areas such as urban neighbourhoods, cultural education scientific research areas;

(iv) Regions where environmental quality is less than the standard of functional areas;

(v) Other regions provided for by law, regulations and regulations. In the area of prohibition of breeding, no new livestock breeding and breeding areas may be constructed; the establishment has been completed, with the closure or relocation of the local-level people's government in accordance with the relevant national and provincial deadlines.

The following Article 10 areas are classified by the commune people's government as a controlled breeding area and are made public to society:

(i) The secondary protected area for drinking water sources and important rivers, lakes;

(ii) High density of feeding areas;

(iii) Other regions covered by laws, regulations and regulations.

In the control of the breeding area, the number and size of livestock breeding sites, the number and size of the breeding area shall not be subject to the construction of a new small livestock breeding area and the breeding area.

Article 11. Avian breeding site and a breeding area shall be eligible for the following:

(i) In line with urban and rural planning, land dynamics, water resources, soil, air are in line with the relevant standards, ranging from villages, neighbourhoods, public places, transport lines of more than 1,000 metres;

(ii) The construction of a dry and trajectory area, where the population is assembled, is not contaminated and unsanitary;

(iii) Be more than 1,000 metres away from other poultry breeding sites or from the breeding area;

(iv) More than 1,500 metres from regions such as slaughters, livestock products plantes, avian transaction market, garbage and sewerage;

(v) Other requirements under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 12. New construction, alteration and expansion of livestock breeding and breeding areas should be in line with local livestock poultry programming and with the following conditions:

(i) Production and production facilities that are adapted to their scale of feeding;

(ii) A veterinary technicians who are responsive to their scale of feeding;

(iii) The conditions for prevention under laws, regulations and regulations;

(iv) There are facilities for governance and integrated use of wastewater, severance, livestock manure, and other solid wastes, or environmentally sound disposal facilities, and designed, parallel construction and inputs with the major works;

(v) The construction of a Buddddddh in accordance with the relevant standard norms, which clearly distinguish between productive areas, living areas, isolated areas and slanders;

(vi) Other conditions under the laws, regulations and regulations.

The same livestock breeding area and the breeding area shall not feed more than two livestock poultry.

Chapter III

Article 13

(i) More than 200 columns of paints;

(ii) In excess of 50 square brackets;

(iii) In the case of only 200 slots;

(iv) Incorporate more than 3000 in poultry;

(v) Over 300 columns of rab stocks.

In addition to the above-mentioned provisions, the criteria for the size of livestock breeding sites, and the size of the reproduction area are determined by the local authorities of the veterinary veterinary veterinary veterans in the area.

Article 14. Avian breeder shall submit a request for a request for a request for a request for a request for a request for a request from the veterinary Government authorities of the Livestock, within 30 days of the use of the livestock breeding plant, and to submit the following material:

(i) A registration form;

(ii) The origin and reproduction of livestock breeders;

(iii) The original and photocopy of the sanitary conditions;

(iv) Abroads, a map of the area of the breeding area, and a sketch;

(v) Production management and avian prevention system;

(vi) Receives of contaminated facilities.

Article 15. The administrative authorities of the pastoral veterinary shall complete on-site verification within 15 working days of receipt of the request. In order to meet conditions, it is submitted and sent to the Avian breeding Code; incompatibility with conditions, the requirement for restatement should be put in place and the provision of back-up requests.

The written form was developed by the provincial authorities for livestock veterinary therapy; the Avian Avian Mauritation Code was harmonized by the district-level government authorities for livestock veterinary therapy according to national and provincial provisions.

No cost shall be charged in the case of a poultry breeding site, a saving area.

Article 16

Article 17 Changes in livestock breeding sites, names of breeding areas, breeders, breeding addresses, livestock breeding or raising scales should be made available for changes to the administrative authorities of livestock veterinary veterans in the original case; changes in the case should be completed within 15 working days by the administrative authorities of the pastoral veterinary.

Chapter IV Production management

Article 18 Avian breeder is the first responsible for the quality of livestock products.

Livestock breeders should be feeding in accordance with national and provincial standards of production and sound production management systems, taking appropriate quality assurance measures to ensure the quality of livestock products.

Article 19 Avian livestock breeders should be in line with national health standards and receive specialized training. Persons with communicable diseases may not be directly involved in livestock breeding.

Article 20: Avian breeder shall provide adequate breeding conditions and survival, long-term environments for her livestock and promote animal welfare.

The use of animal products generated during the process of food processing is used to feed into poultry.

Article 21, Avian breeders should strictly use the norms for the safe use of veterin, feed and feeding, in accordance with national regulations.

Prohibition of the use of veterinary medicines, feeds and feed additives and other inputs prohibited by veterinary veterinary veterans and national orders.

In accordance with the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations, avian breeding agent should be equipped with the use of poultaneous sanitary and daily sanitary sterilization, the implementation of compulsory immunization plans and the establishment of an Immunization Architecture, as well as with the work of the Lynamic Laboratory's authorities to test and control major epidemics.

Article 23. Avian breeder should mark a poultry of livestock in accordance with national provisions. In the absence of an increase in the marking of livestock, sanitary surveillance bodies of the animal shall not have a testified to quarantine qualifications.

In the event of avian epidemic or suspected communicable diseases, the breeder should report on the epidemic in a timely manner, without concealing reports, false reports or impeding the reporting of the animal epidemic.

In the event of the transmission of infectious diseases, avian breeder should be subject to the control measures taken by the sanitary administrative authorities and cooperate with the health administration authorities in conducting medical observation or sequencing treatment for close contact persons.

Article 25 In the event of major animal epidemics, the veterans of the sanitary or threatened areas of livestock breeding should take swift and effective measures such as the embargo, isolation, killing, destruction, poisoning, emergency immunization and immunization, in accordance with the requirements of the law, regulations and local people's governments.

Article 26 Avian livestock breeders should be treated in an environmentally sound manner, in accordance with the State-managed approach. Accommodation of sanitary livestock resulting from the death of a major animal disease or the killing of abject shall be transmitted to designated sites for the processing of avian and abundance of the disease.

The sale, processing or arbitrary abandonment of the disease is prohibited.

Article 27 should ensure the integrated use of wastewater, fertiles, livestock manures and other solid waste disposal facilities or the proper functioning of the sequestration facility to ensure wastewater discharge. Avian breeding site, a breeding area will be encouraged for the production of vinyl, organic fertilizers and for the recycling of wastewater, waste and other wastes.

It is prohibited to direct releases to water or other environments, such as livestock manure, mammal, sewerage or sewerage.

Article 28 should establish and implement a drug residual testing system.

The sale of livestock in poultry breeding and breeding areas should be reported in advance to local animal protection monitoring bodies to obtain effective quantification.

The sale of livestock that is not subject to quarantine, quarantine or drug residues exceeding national standards is prohibited.

Article 29: Avian breeding area and a small breeding area should be established, containing the following matters:

(i) The production, origin, quantity, reproduction record, marking and entry dates of livestock;

(ii) Names, sources, specifications, kits, approvals, use of targets, time and use of inputs such as feeding, feeding additives, veterinary medicines;

(iii) Quarant, immunization and poisoning;

(iv) The treatment of spultaneous diseases, deaths and incapacity;

(v) The production, testing and sale of fresh milk should be reflected in milk livestock;

(vi) Avian-breeding code, a sanitary certificate;

(vii) Other elements specified by the administrative authorities of livestock veterinary. The production and sale of fresh milk should also be reflected in the matrimonials of livestock breeding and breeding. It should establish a beekeeping file and should be added to the beekeeping product mark when the product is sold.

Avian livestock breeding archives should be authentic, complete and not forged. The maintenance of the breeding archives is: in two years for commodity pigs and poultry, in 20 years for cattle, and in the next two years for other livestock.

Chapter V Enabling measures

Article 33 Provincial science and technology, livestock veterinary therapy administrative authorities should incorporate scientific and industrial development of poultry breeding, disease prevention and control, into scientific and technological development planning, organize and support research, teaching, diffusion, production, etc. on the basis of livestock, key, public goods, and promote technological advances in the modern livestock industry.

Article 31

In accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province, the Government of the people at the district level should arrange funds to support the development of livestock, close subsidies, etc., and encourage financial institutions to support the acquisition of good livestock in the form of loans, insurance services, including through the provision of loans, insurance services, and to increase the benefits of breeding. Avian livestock breeding site, the breeding area has been given priority to national and provincial-related enabling policies.

Article 33 establishes and improves the acquisition of subsidies for livestock machinery. In order to purchase livestock messaging products that are included in national and provincial support, the Government of more than the people at the district level should prioritize subsidy funds in accordance with the relevant national and provincial provisions.

Article 34 veterinary technology extension agencies should provide breeding technology training for livestock breeders, good breeding, vector control and other technical services.

The Government of the people at the district level should guarantee the State's establishment of the National Agency for the Promotion of Liveveterinary Technicians for Public Service.

More than XV people at the district level should take demonstration incentives to promote breeding and standardized production of livestock, support for the standardization of livestock breeding, breeding small areas, and encourage the dispersal of feeding to shifting the way forward.

Sultry breeders, livestock-processing enterprises and livestock producers are encouraged to work together for industrialization; support agricultural insurance institutions for animal disease insurance; and encourage the participation of livestock breeders in animal vector insurance.

Article 36 Governments at all levels should integrate livestock breeding land into overall land-use planning. Avian livestock breeding land is managed by agricultural land, and avian breeder should determine, in accordance with the relevant provisions, the use of productive facilities and subsidiary facilities.

Avian breeders are encouraged to use unused and low-effective breeding sites such as desert, beaches, desertlands. The use of basic farmland is prohibited to develop avian breeding.

Livestock breeding, relocating or no longer taking part in maizeive farming activities under the law, and the commune governments should take corrective measures to reclaim governance and improve the environment so that they can resume their use.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the executive authorities, such as economic and informationization, science and technology, health, quality technical supervision, livestock veterinary veterans, should provide breeding technology, facilities-building, quality safety, production, in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Chapter VI Oversight management

More than thirty-eight people at the district level should organize a supervisory management of inputs such as the production, operation and use of veterinary veterinary therapy, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 39, the authorities of the veterinary veterinary veterinary veterans of the veterinary veterans of the veterans of the veterinary breeding should be strengthened to strictly implement the planning of the production of livestock, to organize the implementation of the codes of production of livestock, to guide safe production and to improve management and service levels.

Avian production norm was developed and published by the provincial authorities of livestock veterinary.

Article 40

(i) On-site inspection of livestock breeding and breeding areas;

(ii) To investigate information about the safety of livestock breeding and livestock products;

(iii) Access, reproduction of records and other information relating to the safety of livestock breeding and livestock products;

(iv) The seizure and seizure of livestock products that are not in compliance with quality safety standards by law.

Article 40 veterinary veterinary administration authorities at the district level should develop a screening plan for the safe and safe management of livestock breeding environments, sanitary diseases, inputs and livestock products, as planned. Monitoring is not subject to duplication and monitoring results are issued in accordance with the competencies and procedures established by States and provinces.

Article 42 veterinary veterinary veterinary authorities at the district level should establish a production of avian identifier information database and a propitious management network for the reproduction of archival information, and a retroactive system for livestock and livestock products.

The authorities of the veterinary veterinary veterans at the district level should be able to record and make records of the practice, malfunctioning, etc. of the ultry breeders; the publication must not involve commercial secrets and technical secrets of the breeder.

Article 43 encourages units and individuals to conduct social oversight of the production of livestock. Any unit and individual have the right to sue, denounce and prosecute offences committed in the context of avian breeding. The authorities concerned should investigate them in a timely manner.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

Article 44

Article 42, in violation of this approach, contains one of the following acts of avian breeder, which is being converted by the authorities of the veterinary veterinary veterinary veterans at the district level, and fines up to €20000,000:

(i) Paidal feeding of animal products from the process of food processing;

(ii) To conceal reports, false reports or prevent others from reporting on animal sanitary conditions;

(iii) The sale, processing or arbitrary abandonment of avian crop;

(iv) The sale of drug residues to livestock that exceed national standards.

Article 46, in violation of this approach, provides that the period of time has been changed by the authorities of the veterinary veterinary veterans of the veterans, the nutrients that have not been established in the breeding area, the falsification of the breeding file or the failure to maintain the breeding file under the regulations.

Article 47

(i) Accommodation of eligible livestock breeding, breeding small areas, which are not provided for in the provision or are sent to the Avian breeding Code;

(ii) Receiving fees for rescheduled livestock breeding and breeding areas;

(iii) Non-performance with the inspection of oversight duties or the finding that the offence is not investigated;

(iv) Other abuses of authority, omissions, provocative fraud.

Chapter VIII

Article 48 is implemented effective 1 April 2011.

Avian livestock breeding area established prior to the operation of this approach, and a small breeding area, the livestock breeder shall be required to proceed with the process within six months from the date of implementation of the scheme.