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(Summit No. 161 of 8 September 2003 by the Government of the People's Government of the Grand Inin Province) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to strengthen the construction and management of unmanaged animal diseases, effectively prevent, control animal diseases, promote the development of livestock and protect human health, develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China's Animal Prevention Act, the Nihan Province Plan of Animal Protection. Article 2 does not provide for animal epidemics in my province (hereinafter referred to as a sanitary area) and within the buffer zone, animal raising, operation, production, operation of animal products and units and individuals involved in activities that may give rise to the transmission of animal diseases or are associated with animal protection. Article 3 Article IV. Provincial, municipal, district (including district level, subdistricts) manages the construction and management of the sanctuary area (hereinafter referred to as livestock veterinary management). Immunization monitoring bodies are implementing the prevention, control, extortion, quarantine and animal sanitary surveillance under the law. Sectors such as finance, planning, public safety, transport, business administration, health, commodity circulation, and access to the Quarantine should be able to build and manage in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Governments should incorporate in their national plans for economic and social development and provide financial guarantees for the building and animal protection of the free-infected areas; encourage scientific research on animal protection, and promote the diagnosis and control of advanced animal diseases. Chapter II Article 6. The provincial livestock veterinary management should prepare planning for the establishment of a province-wide no-infected area with the approval of the provincial government. The municipal livestock veterinary management should develop implementation programmes in the region in accordance with the planning of the entire province free of sanitary areas, with the approval of the current Government, the provincial livestock veterinary medical management. Article 7. Regions consistent with the following conditions may declare the establishment of a free zone: (i) The relative concentration of animal feeding and animal products, with high commodity rates; (ii) Regional concentration of photographs, with the natural barrier to the spread and flow of fauna and fauna, such as the oceans, mountains, rivers, and adequate areas of buffer zones; (iii) A high level of socio-economic development, which enables the Government to assume the necessary costs for the building of free zones and for the prevention of animal diseases; (iv) There are clear livestock veterinary management, integrated, stable animal protection monitoring bodies and sound communes ( Towns); (v) Other conditions established by the State. Article 8 declares the establishment of a free-infected area by the host city government to develop feasibility studies that will be sent to provincial livestock veterinary management reviews and, with the consent of the provincial government, the Department of the State's livestock veterinary Administration. Article 9 (i) The absence of a provision for animal morbidity within the prescribed period; (ii) The rate of sanitary use, the rate of slaughter, the evidence rate of cervical and animal products, the rate of immunization certificate, and the rate of use of sanitary identifiers to 100 per cent; (iii) A rapid response capacity and integrated management capacity to provide for the prevention, control, extinguishment of animal diseases, with command, supervision, sterilization, and disposal of specialized vehicles and communications tools, and the level of animal vector control meets national standards; (iv) There is a sound animal epidemic measurement, information networks and monitoring systems for the provision of animal disease, with advanced animal clinical and epidemiological surveys, diagnostics, test means; (v) Quarant capacity with artificial barriers and control of animal and animal products; (vi) A provision for refrigeration equipment, facilities and refrigeration of specialized transport instruments; (vii) A well-established system of control and integrity of livestock products; (viii) Other criteria established by the Department of State's administrative authorities for livestock veterinary. Following the approval of the feasibility study on the establishment of a sanctuary area, the Government of the region should establish a system of responsibility for the development of a sanctuary area, with clear guarantees of responsibilities and responsibilities. Article 11 should establish buffer zones beyond sanitary areas. In the area of transport to the buffer zone, an animal surveillance checkpoint was established with the approval of the provincial Government. There should be no-infected zones. The number and location of the isolated sites were established by the Government of the counties, following the reunification of the provincial livestock veterinary medical authorities. Specific management approaches in the area of separation have been developed by the provincial livestock veterinary management with the relevant sectors. Article 12 has a clear place in the main roads and feeding, trading concentration areas in the Native Zone and should be established. Chapter III Article 13. Animals in the sanctuary area are prohibited from being sensitized or targeted. To encourage and implement animal scales and standardized feeding. Lands and scales of unpaid livestock products and standardization of feeding sites are determined by the provincial livestock veterinary management in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article XIV imposes a systematic immunization regime for the provision of animal diseases and imposes mandatory immunization. Animals such as Immunization, cattle and sheep should be celebrated. No unit or individual shall be transferred, modified or forged for the marking of immunization. Article 15 shall establish records and archives such as the prevention of animal diseases, the surveillance of animal vectors, the monitoring of animal diseases, the purification of animal diseases and the use of animal medicine. Activities such as animal disease prevention, quarantine, monitoring and poisoning under the law should be charged in accordance with the State's provisions and should not be allowed to raise the standard of fees. Article 16: Carols and mattresses for animal products, packagings, etc., shall be treated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province. Animals and their excretions, illnesses or deaths due to unknown animals, animal products associated with epidemics, corruption or adaptive changes, shall be treated in a manner that is environmentally sound under the supervision of the animal preventive monitoring bodies and poisons, sites and sites contaminated by affected animals and their products. Article 17 The municipalities, district governments should designate environmentally sound treatment sites or establish environmentally sound treatment plants, and be equipped with facilities such as closed transport vehicles to deal effectively with animal and disease-affected animal products. Article 18 Article 19 quantification of animal and animal products should be implemented in accordance with national standards, industry standards and provincial regulations. Filling plants (grounds, pointing), meat joint plantes may not stifle the animals that do not hold the Immunization, cattle, sheep, etc. Article 20, Animals trading in the Native Zone must be accompanied by a sanitary qualification certificate that the pyrethroids, cattle, sheep, etc. of the transaction must be treated as Immunization, and animal products must be accompanied by quantified certificates and licensees. The meat and the products of the sanitaryly segregated packagings, which should have a qualification mark for the quarantine surveillance body. Article 21 prohibits the operation, transport, smugglers, processing of wildlife and their products that are certified by quasi-sanitary qualifications. Article 2 requires the quantification of animal diseases. The quarantine is qualified to receive a certificate of eligibility for use, matrimonial health; it is prohibited from making use and breast use without quarantine or quarantine. In Article 23, animal feeding units and individuals should use veterinary medications consistent with national standards, strictly implement drug control norms and stop pharmacies, and establish systems for the use of veterinary drugs, drug records. Animal feeding units and individuals are prohibited from using veterinary, pharmaceutical and other chemical feeding animals, as prescribed by States and provinces. Article twenty-four should strengthen the control of pharmacies of animal products in the Native Zone; addants used for animal feeds must be in line with animal health requirements. Chapter IV regulates the control of animal diseases and combats. Article 25 Livestock veterinary management should develop emergency pre-empts for the control of animal diseases and be issued after approval by the current Government. Article 26 stipulates that the following shall include: (i) Emergency response to the composition of the command and the functions of the relevant sectors; (ii) Monitoring, early warning and notification systems of epidemics; (iii) Levels of epidemics, emergency treatment techniques and work programmes; (iv) Persons, materials, funds and technical guarantees for emergency response. Any units and individuals found to be infected or suspected to be affected by the epidemic should be reported immediately to local animal protection monitoring bodies or communes (communes). Immunization monitoring bodies and communes (communes) should take prompt measures and report in a timely manner in accordance with the national-mandated reporting management system. No unit or individual shall be concealed, false or obstructed to report on the animal epidemic. In the event of the imposition of an animal epidemic in the second eighty-eight-free zone, more than the provincial governments should, in accordance with the geographic, pandemic and sanitary tiers of the epidemic, trigger the release of the state, city or province in which the epidemic is covered by the epidemic. The livestock veterinary management should immediately collect the disease, investigate the sources of epidemics, delineation of sanitary sites, sanitary zones, threatened areas, and provide timely reports on the Government's decision to impose the embargo on sanitary sites, sanitary areas. Article 29 Governments that have issued embargo orders should organize the following control and extinguishment measures in the affected sectors: (i) The establishment of quarantine spraying points for the transport roads in the area of access to the epidemic, and the use of poisoning and other restrictive measures against accessees, transport tools and related items; (ii) Prohibition of the flow of sanitary, suspected sanitary and sensible animal products, and ban on the entry of animal, animal products outside the sanitary area, as well as the use of animals in the epidemic area; (iii) Prohibition of the transaction of animal and animal products related to the epidemic; (iv) Urgent immunization and related quarantine for vulnerable animals, mandatory measures such as malaria, destruction or environmentally sound treatment for sanitary, suspected sanitary and sick, death and injury due to unknown animals; (v) Intoxication of sanitary sites, animal feeds, sites or means of delivery in the sanctuary area, and environmentally sound treatment of slander and contaminated items. Chapter V Oversight management Article 33 units and individuals who feed, operate animals and produce, operate animal products should be accepted and synchronized with animal and preventive surveillance activities, such as immunization, quarantine, sanitary monitoring, sterilization and environmentally sound treatment, carried out by animal protection institutions in accordance with the law. Article 31 entered the animal into the free zone and must be submitted in advance to the ISP. Animal surveillance body shall take a decision within three days of the date of receipt of the request. Animals imported should be derived from the recognition of areas where animal sanitary diseases are not covered by the sanitary surveillance system, and from the designation of corridors to the Native Zone. Separate observation should be carried out in the form of feeding or other continuing animals. Article 32 allows the ISP to carry out monitoring inspection missions with the presence of railways, ports and airport presences in the sanctuary area, which should be synchronized. In accordance with railways, waterways, air transportation of animal and animal products, the carriers and the carriers shall conduct the delivery, delivery procedures in accordance with the sanitary qualification certificate. Animal quarant certificate should be accompanied by a pyramid. Article 33 units such as hotels, restaurants, hospitality, cooking plants (points), refrigeration banks should establish systems for the procurement, storage and registration of animal products; no acquisition, storage and use of unsanitary or quaranted animal and animal products. Article 34 does not have the approval of the provincial livestock veterinary management, any unit and individual shall not conduct inter-ground and regional tests for the prevention of veterinary biological products in the sanctuary area. Article 35 prohibits the use of garbage, over-time food and dried feed animals without chewing. The use of garbage, obsolete and untreated feeded animals is forced by sanitary surveillance agencies. Inadequate quarantines are destroyed; quarantine and environmentally sound treatment are carried out and the costs are borne by the breadwinner. Article XVI prohibits storage, transport, acquisition, humiliation, processing, sale of the following animal and animal products in the area free of epidemics: (i) The area of the embargo is related to the occurrence of animal diseases; (ii) Vulnerable infection in the epidemic area; (iii) Inadequate quarantine or quarantine under the law; (iv) Epidemic; (v) The causes of illness or death are unknown; (vi) Other cases are not in accordance with national provisions on animal protection. Chapter VI Legal responsibility Article 37, in violation of article 13, paragraph 1, of this approach, provides that the animal in the area of no epidemic does not have a sterilization or customization, with warnings from the pastoral veterinary management to correct orders; and rejects the correctness of fines of up to $50 million. In violation of article 19, paragraph 2, of this approach, the dying of animals, such as pyrethroids, cattle, sheep, etc., who do not meet the Immunization of the Immunization, is being converted by the Zanne veterinary Administration; the refusal to correct and the amount of the royalty is less than three times the fine, but not more than 30,000 dollars. In violation of article 22 of this approach, there will be no use, breast-feeding without quarantine or quarantine, to be converted by an order of responsibility for livestock veterinary management; and a fine of up to 1 million yen for more than 300,000 ktonnes. Article 40, in violation of article 31 of the scheme, has not been authorized to enter the animal without authorization, with a fine of up to 5,000 dollars in the pastoral veterinary management; resulting in the spread of the epidemic, with a fine of over 3,000 dollars. Article 40, in violation of article 33 of this approach, provides for the acquisition, storage and use of unsanitary or quaranted animal and animal products, with a fine of more than 1,000 ktonnes in livestock veterinary management, for both animal and animal products. The quarantine is qualified and is certified by quarantine qualification; it is not qualified and processed in a manner that is costly borne by the operator. Article 42 violates article 14, article 20, article 21, article 23, article 33, article 31, and article 36, respectively, and punishes the provisions of the Act on the Conservation of Animals in the People's Republic of China, the veterinary Regulation of the State of State, the Ordinance on the Control of Animals in the Province of Excellence. Article 43 impedes, rejects the functioning of the veterinary health service staff in accordance with the law, punishes the administration of justice; constitutes a crime and is held criminally by law. Article 44 imposes administrative penalties, in accordance with the provisions of the National People's Republic of China's Administrative Punishment Act; fines and seizures, and shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Exemptation Rules of Exclusion. Article 42, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts shall be administratively disposed of by the responsible person and the person directly responsible; constitutes an offence and shall be criminalized by law: (i) To conceal reports, false reports or prevent others from reporting the epidemic; (ii) Accreditation for unsanitary or quaranted animal products; (iii) No Immunization of Immunization for Animal; (iv) Restatements, instigation, intrusion, misappropriation of sanitary funds or excessive standards for the collection of sanitary costs; (v) The prevalence of epidemics caused by the failure to trigger emergency pre-respect or the inadequacy of emergency preparedness; (vi) There are other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, and sterilization. Chapter VII Article 46 (i) There is no provision for an animal disease area, which refers to specific regions where the State provides for animal disease, which are classified by the State and are subject to control over the specified period. (ii) buffer zones, which refer to specific areas constructed in accordance with Native Zone standards, to be determined on the basis of the natural environment and geographical conditions. (iii) Separation sites refer to places of temporary isolation, quarantine and observation for the effective control of animal diseases. (iv) Animals that refer to livestock poultry and mangroves and other animals legally captured. (v) Animal products refer to the pirit of the animal, the gendarmerie, the foetus, breast milk, eggs and unprocessarily-based combinations, meat, resin, hearts, blood, axes, axes, terminals, simmers, etc. (vi) Animal disease is defined as sanitary diseases such as syllanes, vian flu, cooking, new cities, etc.; it is provided for by the State in adapting animal diseases. Article 47 is implemented effective 1 October 2003. |
