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Administrative Measures On Specified Animal Disease Free Zones In Dalian

Original Language Title: 大连市无规定动物疫病区管理办法

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(Health No. 32 of 23 June 2003)

Chapter I General
Article 1, in order to strengthen the construction and management of Immunized areas, effectively prevent and control animal diseases, promote the development of livestock and guarantee human health, and develop this approach in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.
Article 2 states that there is no provision for animal sanitary zones, which means specific areas such as diarrhoea, morphology, new cities, and avian influenza.
The administrative area under Article 3 has been delineated by the State as a zone free of charge.
Units and individuals that produce and operate animal, animal products and carry out activities that may cause the transmission of animal diseases or are associated with animal protection shall be subject to this approach.
Article IV. The Office under the Leading Group (based in the Dryveterinary Medical Administration) is specifically responsible for the development of animal disease prevention planning and emergency preparedness, and the implementation of the organizational implementation of the management of the unmanaged animal disease, such as the sanitary Emergency Reserve.
In the municipalities and districts (markets), districts, veterinary veterinary veterinarys are governed by sanitary surveillance agencies, which are responsible for the prevention, monitoring, toxicity, extinguishing, quarantine and sanitary surveillance.
In accordance with the guidance of the IAMU, communes are specifically implementing animal immunization, sterilization, immunization certificate of immunization, pre-emption immunization, the establishment of an Immunization Archives, sanitary reports and technical outreach.
Article 5. Public security, transportation ( railways, aviation, seaports), business, health, business, urban construction, and entry testing, and control of major animal diseases, in line with responsibility.
Article 6, in line with prevention, combats epidemics, controls over diarrhoea, sets out well-established systems of animal vector control, animal protection systems, animal sanitary monitoring systems and animal protection systems. The prevention, quarantine, surveillance, monitoring capacity and mortality rates of animal diseases should be met with national standards.
Chapter II
Article 7. Immunization monitoring bodies are required to develop animal immunization plans, animal and animal product quarantine programmes within the jurisdiction in accordance with the needs of animal sanitary diseases, the Immal Package Plan, the Roll Back Malaria Source Programme, and to report on implementation after approval by the same veterinary administration.
Article 8. Animal disease that is compulsory for immunization must reach 100 per cent of the density of immunization, and other animal immunizations should meet the State's non-mandatory sanitary standards.
Article 9 In order to obtain an animal protection certificate, a standardized and scaled-based animal feeding plant has been introduced, and, with approval by the local livestock veterinary administration, it allows for the acquisition of veterinary biological products from the declared plan. No unit or individual may procure, operate and use veterinary biomass without licence.
Article 10 is subject to the management of the Immunization Clinics, cattle, sheep, etc., and should be forced to prays. The prevalence of Immunization in the area without the provision of anaemia should be 100 per cent. No unit or person shall be traded, transported, sabotaged against immunized blunts.
Article 11. Units and individuals engaged in animal feeding, operation should be proactively accepted and actively aligned with the work of the Animal Protection Monitoring Body in the area of immunization, sterilization, pillaging, etc.
Article 12. Before the sale or transfer of animal and animal products from the place of origin, it is necessary to carry out a sanctuary in the event of spoilers. The rate of sanitary and dying should be 100 per cent. Quarantine sanitarys should be certified by quarantine.
Article 13 Animals entering the dying plant (grounds, points) must be accompanied by a sanitary qualification certificate, analytic trajectory, zos, etc., which must be pipe for immunization, with pre-emption and post-creation tests. Animal products from the dying plant (grounds, points) must be accompanied by a sanitary certificate and acclaim.
In the quarantine, testing process, animal and animal products are found to be in a timely and environmentally sound manner and are reported as prescribed.
Article 14. Appreciation and horticulture must be based on an immunization certificate designated by the veterinary veterinary administration sector, which may participate in exhibitions and events, following a clinical health examination by the sanitary surveillance body and a certificate of eligibility for animal quarantine.
When an animal epidemic occurs, it is essential that the State immediately start the emergency preparedness of the disease for animal diseases. Major animal diseases, such as diarrhoea, charging, new cities, avian influenza, or surveillance of positive animals, animal products and their same animals must be dealt with immediately.
Animals who have been killed or who have been subjected to vaccination or monitoring have been committed are given economic compensation in accordance with national standards.
Article 16 states that when there is a spousal disease, the authorities of the pastoral veterinary administration should inform each other with the health administration. Control measures should be taken in a timely manner in the livestock veterinary administration sector, the health administration sector and related aspects.
Chapter III
Article 17, units and individuals engaged in the production, operation of animal and animal products, must be in line with the requirements for animal protection and the acquisition of analysts for the production, operation and animal products.
Article 18 units and individuals involved in animal medical treatment should have veterinary qualifications and access to animal medical licences granted by the livestock veterinary administration. Analytic treatment unit and individuals should report on the treatment of animal veterinary therapy on a regular basis to the location's livestock administration and identify significant animal sanitary diseases as required. The use of veterinary biological products is prohibited from the operation of an animal medical unit and individuals.
Article 19 Animal market starters should conduct screenings for the animals trading in the market, and importation must be prohibited for unused qualification certificates, non-delivery tools, and incompatible with the rubble or licensee of habeas corpus.
Article 20 provides for the purchase of animal products from the targeted hijacking plant (grounds, points) or by the law-mandated animal products without the procurement, storage and use of uncontrolled or quaranted animal and animal products.
Article 21 encourages units and individuals to carry out screening, reporting on violations of the establishment and management provisions of the unmanaged animal disease and to give some economic incentives.
Chapter IV
In accordance with article 22, the ISP is to develop a national monitoring plan for the provision of animal diseases, conduct diagnostics, immunization effectiveness monitoring, sanitary surveillance, and report on monitoring and the results of the Animal Epidemiological Analysis Assessment to the same veterinary administration.
Article 23 units and individuals involved in the production and operation of animal and animal products should be subject to the monitoring of the animal meals carried out by the ISP.
In the sample monitoring of unusual animal and animal products, sanitary surveillance bodies should phase out, combat killing, destroying or otherwise environmentally sound treatment in accordance with the relevant national provisions.
Article 24: The animal feeding plant shall be subject to surveillance, cleaning planning, in accordance with the animal disease surveillance, sterilization, developed by the provincial livestock veterinary medical administration.
The municipal surveillance bodies should conduct regular sampling monitoring and assess the testing, purification of animal diseases, which will serve as the main basis for the identification of livestock.
Article 25 Monitoring of unqualified products prohibits sales and use.
The units and individuals of raising animals should comply with safety-use provisions such as dose in medicines, pharmacies and pharmacies, which should establish veterinary use files. The use of false, prohibited veterinary and pharmaceutical feeds is prohibited.
The veterinary veterinary inspection body has been monitoring the residues of animal and animal products, and veterinal residues are monitored in more than national-managed animal products and cannot be used as food products.
Article 26 does not provide for recording, archival information, etc., of the existence of a sound animal disease, extinguishment, immunization, sterilization, quarantine, monitoring, treatment, supervision of inspection.
Animal protection, quarantine, monitoring and poisoning activities under the law are charged in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.
Chapter V
Article 27 municipalities and districts (markets), district livestock veterinary administrations should be inspected and made good work; Governments and units at all levels are required to ensure the accommodation of animal protection checkpoints and provide necessary working conditions.
Article 28 provides for the establishment of a directory in the area of animal surveillance checkpoints and access to major transport (rus, aviation, seaports) in the area where the no-managed animal disease is present.
There is no provision for the establishment of an animal sanitary wards, which is facilitated by the local livestock veterinary administration.
Article 29 redirects units and individuals from my municipal jurisdiction into animal, animal products, which must be made available in advance to local animal protection monitoring bodies, and may be transferred after approval for the acquisition of an animal and animal product quarant.
Animals and animal products entering the city's territory should be strengthened by the ISP monitoring body, which must be separated from those suspected of ill-treatment, and the immediate and irreversible disposal of diseases and animal products.
The costs incurred in the isolation of animals and in the environmentally sound treatment of animal products are borne by the owner.
Chapter VI Legal responsibility
Article 33, in violation of this approach, is punishable by an animal protection monitoring body by the following provisions:
(i) In violation of the provisions of Articles 8, 10 and 11 of this approach, the time limit for immunization, sterilization, plumbing, and the impossibility of implementation, is mandatory under the law for immunization, sterilization, plumbing, and the costs are borne by the parties, with a fine of over 100 million dollars.
(ii) In violation of article 9 of this approach, a fine of more than 1,000 yen; there is a violation of the proceeds of the law and a fine of more than 30,000 dollars.
(iii) In violation of the provisions of Articles 12, 13 and 14 of this approach, the imposition of an order to reassure the operation, the confiscation of proceeds of the conflict, the inadmissibility of the quarantine for the destruction or other undesirable treatment, the sabotage of an animal that is not in compliance with the State's requirements for quarantine, and the imposition of a fine of more than three times the amount of the animal, animal product.
(iv) In violation of article 17 of the present approach, warnings were given to the correctness of the period of time; unspeakable delay; the prohibition of the law; and the fine of over 3,000 dollars.
(v) In violation of article 18 of the present approach, the period of time is being changed, which is later unprocessarily removed; the seizure of the epidemic causes transmission and serious consequences, before the judiciary to be held accountable under the law.
(vi) In violation of article 23 of this approach, warning is given that the law is monitored; in the case of serious circumstances, there is a fine of more than 1000 dollars.
(vii) Contrary to article 25 of this approach, forfeiture of the proceeds of drugs and violations and pay a fine of more than three times the proceeds of the violation;
(viii) In violation of the provisions of article 29 of this approach, the order is correct and the separation, monitoring of the transfusion of animal, animal products; refusal to reproduce the mandatory separation, monitoring, poisoning and delivery of animal, animal products and means; and fines of more than 3,000 dollars; in serious circumstances, the fine of more than 5,000 dollars.
Article 33, in violation of the provisions of this approach, is addressed in accordance with the provisions of the Act on Animal Protection of the People's Republic of China, the Ordinance on the Conservation of Animals in the Province of Excellence, the Ordinance on the Control of Literinary Medicine in the Province of Excellence, and the Regulations on the Control of Integrity.
Article 32 rejects, impedes the administration of livestock veterinary veterans, sanitary monitoring bodies and other relevant departments to carry out their official duties in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China's Code of Conduct, which constitutes an offence punishable by law.
Article 33 XIII provides administrative disposal by the executive branch, the staff of the IFAS in the absence of a provision for the management of the animal disease, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, by the unit of the agency or by the superior body, and criminal liability by law.
Article 34, in violation of the provisions of this approach, should be compensated by law for the economic losses incurred by the parties or others.
Chapter VII
Article 35 of this approach was implemented effective 1 August 2003.