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(Summit of the People's Government of Northern Lakes, 1 March 2004, to consider the adoption of Decree No. 260 of 17 March 2004 of the Royal Government of the Great Lakes Province, which came into force on 1 May 2004) Article 1, in order to enhance the security management of livestock products, to prevent the harm of toxic substances to human beings, to guarantee the health and safety of the population, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant national laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 units and individuals involved in the production, operation, sabotage, processing and related activities in each province must be subject to this approach. This approach refers to the production of livestock that is active in poultry and dying, processing of uncalibreed livestock, raw milk, resin, heart, blood and poultry. The toxic hazardous substances referred to in this approach refer to the State's use of kidneys, lasers, eggs, pyrethroids, mental-based medicines, various antibiotic filters and other substances with supersses, heavy metals, lasers, etc. Article 3. The provincial authorities responsible for the supervision of the management of toxic substances harmful to poultry products throughout the province. The authorities of the veterinary veterinary administration are responsible for the supervision of the management of toxic hazardous substances of livestock products in the present administration. In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the health, business, quality technical supervision and environmental protection sectors of the people's government at the district level are co-ordinated with the supervision of toxic substances of avian product. Article IV. The Government of the people at the district level should strengthen the safe management of livestock products and provide the necessary financial resources for the safe monitoring of the production of livestock. Governments of provinces, municipalities (states), districts (markets) should establish a network of safe monitoring of the production of ultry products in this administrative region; and establish a safety monitoring point for livestock products in key areas of production. Article 5 encourages units and individuals to conduct social oversight of the safety of productive products. Anyone has the right to report a violation of this approach. The establishment of a productive enterprise for livestock products should be consistent with the requirements set out in national legislation. Emissions of pollutants from industrial production and processing enterprises should be consistent with national or local emission standards. Removal of wastes such as heavy metals, toxic hydration, and untreated sewerage and garbage for the production of arable products and their surrounding emissions. Article 7. Article 8 Article 9 Article 10 The Quality Monitoring of Avian Products should not be denied by producers, salesrs, according to a sample of toxic hazardous substances planned for livestock products. A sample of non-qualified same-sizen products must be thoroughly tested to detect the sale of qualified parties. In carrying out the monitoring test, no fees shall be charged to the inspector. The inspector's objection to the results of the test could apply for review to the supervisory inspection body at the superior level, and the review costs are borne by the applicant's advance and the responsible party. Article 11. Monitoring of the quality of production of poultry products in the province is responsible for monitoring and technical arbitration of toxic substances harmful to the production of birds throughout the province. In the city (State), the district (community) and the Live Product Quality Monitoring Monitoring Laboratory, which is guided by the monitoring body for the quality of production of poultry products in the province, is monitoring the toxic hazardous substances of livestock products in the Territory. Article 12 Quality Monitoring of Avian Products in the Province should enhance monitoring of toxic substances in livestock products and publish results on a regular basis based on the data. Article 13, the manufacturer of avian product, engaged in the operation of avian production, entrusts the automated production monitoring body to carry out toxic material testing for avian product, which is borne by the producer of avian product. Article 14. More than veterinary administrative authorities at the district level may, in accordance with their work, have a dedicated or part-time supervisor in the safety of productive, processed and operated toxic substances in the territory. Article 15. The following functions may be exercised in accordance with the law by law enforcement officials of the administration of livestock veterinary veterinary, when carrying out a monitoring inspection of toxic substances under the law: (i) Inspection in the relevant places; (ii) Inquired the parties and the persons concerned, requesting information and information; (iii) Access, reproduction, storage of documents, records, vouchers and other information; (iv) The seizure of avian product of suspected toxic hazardous substances; (v) The environmentally sound treatment or destruction of products containing hazardous substances and the prevention of the generation of second contamination; (vi) Other mandates provided by law, regulations. Article 16, when the veterinary veterans are inspected by the competent authorities in accordance with the law to carry out the examination of toxic substances harmful to the products of livestock and poultry products, the parties inspected must, if they provide information and information, refuse, besieged, not allow for the transfer, concealment, destruction or sale of the encumbered items. Article 17, in violation of the provisions of this approach, should be held accountable for legal responsibility, and the legal regulations have been penalized, from their provisions. Article 18, in violation of this approach, provides that: (i) The use of national veterinary drugs and other compounds and inputs in the production process of avian breeding enterprise; (ii) Constraints, diversions of toxic harmful livestock products stored. Article 19 residues for livestock produced by avian breeding enterprise are subject to a warning by the authorities of the veterinary veterinary veterans at the district level and a fine of up to 10,000 yen. Article 20 is monitored to detect the processing and operation of the production of livestock containing hazardous substances, which is referred to in law by the state-level supervisory management, the business administration sector. Article 21 rejects and obstructs the inspection of pastoral veterinary veterinary administrative law enforcement officers, which is fined by more than 1,000 veterinary administrative authorities. Article 2 Article 23 of this approach is implemented effective 1 May 2004. |
