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(Summit No. 157 of 10 April 2003 of the People's Government Order No. 157 of 10 April 2003) Chapter I General Article 1 provides for the effective prevention of sanitary diseases in order to strengthen the unmanageable environment (hereinafter referred to as no-infected zones), the promotion of livestock development, the protection of human health, and the development of this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations such as the National People's Republic of China Animal Prevention Act, the San Suu Kyi Animal Protection Ordinance. Article 2 This approach is applied in the area free of epidemics and their subsidiaries, the production, processing, transport, operation and other activities related to animal protection. Article IV. More than veterinary veterinary authorities are responsible for the construction and management of sanitary and phytosanitary facilities in the sanctuary area. The relevant sectors, such as transport, public safety, health, and business administration, are in line with their respective responsibilities in the area of animal protection. Article 5 Governments at all levels of the Native Zone should strengthen leadership in the building and animal protection of the Natives, integrate sanitary-free zones into local national economic and social development plans, and provide financial guarantees for the protection of sanitary plants. Article 6. More than veterinary veterinary authorities and animal protection monitoring bodies should take measures to promote knowledge-building for the prevalence of animal sanitary and sanitary areas and to promote advanced animal breeding, raising and disease prevention technologies, and to provide technical advice and services to animal raising units and individuals in a timely manner. Any unit and individual found that animals suffer from epidemics or suspected animal diseases should be reported in a timely manner to local livestock veterinary authorities or animal protection monitoring bodies. More than veterinary therapy authorities and animal protection monitoring bodies in the veterinary area should establish telephones and be made available to society; they should be processed in a timely manner after reports are received; and incentives are granted to the local people's Government. Chapter II Planning Article 8. Regions consistent with the following conditions, with the approval of the Provincial People's Government, can build free zones: (i) The concentration of animal feeding and animal products and the high commodity rate; (ii) The level of economic development is relatively high, and the Government's finance is able to assume the cost of free-infected building and animal resistance; (iii) The natural geography barrier to the spread and natural flow of animal diseases, such as the sea, mountainous, rivers, and the area of monitoring; (iv) The establishment of artificial barriers to the transmission and limitation of the flow of animal and animal products at regional borders; (v) A well-established system of surveillance of animal protection and a good basis for the control of animal diseases; (vi) Other conditions established by the Department of State's Agricultural Administration. Article 9 (i) No provision of animal sanitary diseases within the prescribed time frame; (ii) In the area of immunization, the immunization density of animal diseases meets national standards and the establishment of complete immunization files; (iii) Animal quarantine rate meets national standards and establishing a complete quarantine file; (iv) Effective monitoring and control of the provision of animal diseases and the establishment of a regular, rapid information reporting system for animal epidemics, monitoring, reporting accuracy and full coverage; (v) Other conditions established by the Department of State's Agricultural Administration. Article 10 quarantine surveillance bodies in the area of free epidemics should be equipped with facilities such as quarantine diagnosis, monitoring, quality control of immunization, quarantine, sterilization, sound treatment, transmission of sanitary information and refrigeration of vaccines, in accordance with relevant national provisions. Article 11, with the approval of the Government of the Provincial People's Government, provincial livestock veterinary authorities can establish animal protection checkpoints and carry out monitoring inspection missions on the main pathways of free zones and buffer zones or border monitoring. In the event of the imposition of animal sanitary conditions outside the sanitary area, the provincial authorities of livestock veterinary veterinary, with the approval of the Provincial People's Government, may establish temporary vaccination surveillance checkpoints on the main paths of access to the sanitary area. Animal surveillance checkpoint should be equipped with facilities such as quarantine, sterilization, isolation and environmentally sound treatment, in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article 12. The transport of animal and animal products into the sanctuary area shall provide the carrier with effective quarantine certificates, and the carrier shall prove to be transported by effective quarantine. Monitoring of the products of entry, exit and animal products is carried out in accordance with the State's provisions on entry, exit and plant quarantine. The sanitary surveillance checkpoint is prohibited. Article 13, through road transport of animal and animal products into sanitary areas, should be accessible to eligible parties through sanitary surveillance checkpoints. Animal surveillance checkpoint should be screened in accordance with relevant national and provincial provisions for quarantine, delivery tools for poisoning, as well as in pigs, cattle, and zo immunization markings. In keeping with the evidence, the inspection of the qualifications should be accompanied by accreditation chapter and immediately released; the inspection is not qualified and should be dealt with accordingly by law. Article 14. The main roads, rails and seaports, and air ports in the area of the epidemic should be established. The number, place and variety of identifiers are determined in consultation with relevant departments. Article 15. The sanitary area should be progressively promoted by raising the scale of heralth, with appropriate restrictions on the distribution and confusing of animals. The animal feeder should establish archival material such as animal origin, immunization, drug use and marketing. Animal feeding units and individuals shall not be used to feed animals by food, living garbage and disposable foods without high temperatures. Article 16 prohibits the production, operation, use of feeds and veterinary medicines that are not in compliance with national and provincial standards. Animal feedstock material is available by quarantine. Article 17 Animals trading in a sanctuary area should be accompanied by a sanitary qualification certificate; animal products should be accompanied by a certificate of eligibility for a sanitary quarantine, plus accreditation or envelope. The model of the quarant mark set out in the previous paragraph was developed by the provincial veterinary authorities in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article 18 operates in the Native Zone, restaurants, meals, catering plants (points), refrigeration units and individuals, and shall not be procured, stored and used for the acquisition, storage and use of unsanitary or phytosanitary products, in accordance with national and provincial animal protection requirements. The Immunization Unit should establish a system of diagnosis and prescriptions in accordance with the provisions of the provincial veterinary medical authorities and be subject to surveillance inspections by the ISP. Diseases and prescriptions should preserve more than one year. When therapeutic units and individuals find provisions for animal diseases in the course of the medical treatment, reports must be reported to local animal protection monitoring bodies within 12 hours. Article 20 Chapter III Article 21 shall establish technical norms such as animal vector control planning, emergency pre- and animal feeding, pharmacies, immunization, quarantine, and sanitary surveillance. Animal disease prevention planning and emergency preparedness are developed by the provincial livestock veterinary authorities, followed by the approval of the Provincial Government. Technical norms such as animal feeding, pharmacization, immunization, quarantine, and sanitary surveillance are developed and implemented by the provincial authorities in accordance with the relevant national provisions. More than the population at the district level in the NRA area should establish an animal-protection emergency reserve system, with adequate quantities of medicines, biological products and other preventive materials. Article 23, Immunization and mandatory immunization of animal diseases in buffer zones. The mandatory immunization scheme was developed by the provincial livestock veterinary medical authorities, in accordance with the relevant national provisions, and was implemented after the approval of the Government of the province. Immunization files should be established by the IMS monitoring body, issuance of animal immunization certificates to animal feeding units and individuals, and vaccinations for living pigs, cattle, sheep and meals. Article 24 provides for animal breeding, raising, acquisition, warehousing, slaming and animal product production, operating places, which should be in line with the State's prescribed conditions for animal protection, and access to an animal protection certificate. Article 25 Animal feeding units and individuals shall be declared to an animal preventive monitoring body prior to the batch, which may be sold or removed from the land. Animal humiliation should be predominant, hiding. No unit or person shall be stifled by an uncontrolled, sanitary or ill-treated animal. Animal quarantine, slamine, is carried out by an animal preventive monitoring body in accordance with national standards, industry standards and prescribed quarantine protocols and is responsible for the results of the epidemic. Article 26 Immunization monitoring bodies should monitor the implementation of sanitary surveillance and immunization effectiveness in the sanctuary areas and in the buffer zone, in accordance with national and provincial animal disease surveillance plans. The use, mammal feeding units and individuals should provide the community with commodities and animal products in accordance with the surveillance, implementation of the cleaning plan, and purification, in accordance with national and provincial standards. Article 27 provides for the monitoring of animal and immunized effects of the discovery of positive reactions that are not in accordance with the requirements for animal protection, which should be effectively addressed in accordance with the law. For quarantine, monitoring and clinically discovered sanitary, animal products, the local people's Government should organize, in accordance with the law, the mandatory killing, destruction and poisoning of the affected animals and their associate animals, and the environmentally sound treatment of the same animal products. Article 28 should use veterinary medicines consistent with national standards, strict enforcement of drug control norms and stopping periods, and non-use of veterinary drugs and national drug use. Animals, production of animal products should be accepted and monitored by veterinary therapy authorities. veterinary residues are sampled and monitored in accordance with national and provincial veterinary therapy control plans. The veterinary residues in animal, animal products exceed national standards and shall not be used as food materials. Article 29 does not collect fees for animal protection inspections carried out under the law by the ISP. The fees for animal and animal product quarantine are applied in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province, and no additional costs or repetitive sanitary charges are collected. Costs required by law to combat, destroy and dispose of sanitary and animal products are enforced in accordance with the relevant national provisions. In accordance with the law, it is mandatory to combat sanitary and interfabricanes and to pay compensation to all persons of animals in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province. Animal surveillance body is responsible for the costs incurred by all persons of animal, animal products in the absence of effective quarantine certificates, sterilization of toxic products. More than veterinary authorities should conduct regular operational training, appraisal, immunization, monitoring personnel and improve the quality of animal protection. The following measures may be taken in the exercise of oversight responsibilities by the authorities of pastoral veterinary veterinary and their affiliates: (i) To request the inspection units and individuals to provide relevant documentation, witness notes, information; (ii) To request the inspection units and individuals to provide clarifications on the implementation of animal protection laws, regulations, regulations and related policies; (iii) Access to the production, operation of inspection units and individuals; (iv) Separation, storage and processing of animal products with sanitary or phytosanitary effects, by law, of animal, animal products by inspection units and individuals; (v) The duty of the inspectorate and the individual to cease violations of the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations of animal protection and to fulfil their statutory obligations. When the veterinary medical authorities and their associated sanitary monitoring bodies perform the sanitary surveillance under the law, effective law enforcement documents must be presented and the units and individuals subject to inspection should be synchronized. Chapter IV Legal responsibility Article 32, in violation of article 13, paragraph 1, of this approach, provides warnings to more than 30,000 sanitary surveillance agencies in the district, and additional checks of animal and animal products, fines for the replacement of a qualified animal and animal product service, up to one three times the value of the arsenal and animal products, but the fine shall not exceed 30,000 dollars, and shall be treated in accordance with the law. Article 33, in violation of article 15, paragraph 3, of this approach, provides warnings to more than sanitary surveillance bodies in the district, which are correct and can be fined by 5,000. Article 34, in violation of article 18 of the present approach, provides for the acquisition, storage and use of unqualified animal, animal products without quarantine or quarantine, subject to a fine of more than three times the value of the acquisition, storage and use of animal, animal product units and individuals who are not subject to quarantine, and for the purchase, storage and use of quarantine-free animal products, units and individuals for the purchase, storage and use of insecticide-treated animals, animal products for more than three times the maximum value of $30,000. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions. Unregistered animal, animal products are eligible for quarantine conditions, supplemented by an animal preventive monitoring body, which can be used as food raw materials, incompatible with quarant conditions or quarantine conditions, and environmentally sound treatment by an animal protection monitoring body under the law. In violation of article 19 of this approach, the Immunization Unit does not provide for the establishment of an animal diagnosis and prescription system, which is warned by more than sanitary surveillance agencies in the district and which can be converted to a fine of up to $50 million. In violation of article 26, paragraph 2, of this approach, the use of species, matrimonials do not meet the national standard of sanitary purification, the provision of commodities and animal products to society, which is warned by more than sanitary surveillance agencies in the district, that the period of time has reached the netization standard and could be fined up to 3,000 k million dollars. Until such time as the netization criteria have not been met, the cost is borne by all individuals by the introduction of mandatory phase-outs by the ISP. Article 37: The husbandry veterinary authorities and their affiliates are one of the following acts by their own units or the authorities concerned to provide administrative disposal in accordance with the law; in serious circumstances, constitute a crime and hold criminal liability under the law: (i) Inadequate quarantine or quantification of unqualified animals, animal products from quarantine sanitary certificates, plus meals; (ii) No statutory duties, such as immunization, monitoring, inspection, or compliance with the statutory procedures, are carried out in accordance with the law; (iii) Violations of the provisions of the State and the province; (iv) To receive inspection units and personal belongings or bribes; (v) Revenue and expropriation of funds for animal protection. The offences set forth in paragraphs 1 and 2 above have caused damage to the parties concerned, and are subject to liability by their units. Chapter V The meaning of the following terms of this approach: In the absence of a sanitary area means that, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, there has been no provision for animal diseases within the prescribed time period, with the approval of the Government of the Provincial People, effective control over the flow of animal and animal products within the limits of their borders and subsidiaries and access to specific regions endorsed by the relevant national authorities. Animal disease is defined as an epidemic, trajectory, new cities, avian influenza and a national provision that may not take place in a sanitary area. Non-Immunized areas refer to the cessation of immunization within a specified period of time for a certain or several animal diseases, without an epidemic. Immunization zones refer to the granting of immunization within a specified period of time for a certain or several animal diseases, without an epidemic. The monitoring area refers to specific areas that are delineated outside the Immunization Zone, where effective monitoring, control measures have been taken for a certain or several animal epidemics provided for in the Immunization Zone, in order to prevent the transmission of animal diseases from non-Immunization zones. The buffer zone refers to specific areas that are delineated outside the Immunization Zone, where effective immunization, monitoring and control measures have been taken against a certain or several animal epidemics provided for in the Immunization area, in order to prevent the transmission of animal diseases from immunization from areas outside the sanctuary area. Article 39 Prevention of animal breeding, domestic feeding and wildlife in the Native Zone is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of this approach. Article 40 |
