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(Prelease No. 161 of the People's Government Order No. 161 of 23 January 2003) Article 1, in order to strengthen the construction and management of the no-managed animal epidemic (hereinafter referred to as a sanitary area), effectively control and eliminate the prescribed animal diseases, ensure the safety and human health of animal products and develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Animal Prevention Act. Article 2 states that the sanitary area is described in the present approach as an animal epidemic, which does not take place within the prescribed time period, as prescribed by the State, such as syllanes, creativity, and avian influenza, while at the same time control over animal and animal products, animal feeds, animal genetic material, animal diseases, veterinary use, and specific areas endorsed by the State. Article 3 provides for the production, processing, transport, operation, storage, and units or individuals involved in the construction, management of activities in the sanctuary area. Article IV imposes the principles of prevention, integration, harmonization, planning, elimination of the epidemic, control of the epidemic, and legal governance. Article 5 Governments at all levels should strengthen leadership in the building and management of the Native Zone by integrating sanitary-free zone-building into local economic and social development planning and integrating ecological province-building plans. More than veterinary veterinary management is responsible for the construction and management of sanitary areas in the current administration. Article 6. Provincial livestock veterinary management should prepare construction planning for the entire province free of sanitary areas with the relevant departments, with the approval of the Provincial People's Government. The veterinary management of veterinary veterinary veterans in the region should be based on the state-wide state-wide plan for the development of sanitary-free zones in the region, with the approval of the Royal People's Government and the preparation of provincial livestock veterinary veterans. Article 7 (i) Establish control of animal diseases to meet national standards of control, stabilization, eradication and elimination, respectively; (ii) The rate of sanitary use, slaughter rate, the evidence rate of cervical products in the city, the rate of immunization certificate, and the rate of use of sanitary identifiers to meet national standards; (iii) The implementation of mandatory immunization provisions for animal sanitary diseases must meet the required vaccination density; (iv) Equipment facilities such as animal sanitary and phytosanitary surveillance meet the conditions set by the State, and animal vector control techniques meet national standards and have a rapid response capacity to provide for the prevention, control, elimination of animal diseases; (v) A sound animal epidemic, information networking system, the provision of an animal disease surveillance system and advanced animal clinical and epidemiological surveys, diagnostics, test means; (vi) There is a sound chain of diarrhoea, with the required refrigeration equipment, facilities and specialized transport tools; (vii) The ability to monitor the screening and control of quarantine management aspects of the flow of animal products; (viii) Other conditions and standards established by the State. Article 8 establishes an animal-monitoring checkpoint at ports, terminals, airports, fire stations, depending on the characteristics of the natural barrier and the epidemic, for the purpose of inspecting, quarantine, sterilization, isolation and preventing the transmission of animal diseases, including in the provinces. Article 9. More than veterinary veterinary management at the district level should develop animal disease prevention planning in the current administration area, emergency preparedness for major animal diseases control, immunization programmes for animal diseases and the elimination of drug sources, and post-ratification by the Government of the same people. Article 10 quarantine surveillance bodies at the district level should organize the implementation of animal immunization, sterilization and monitoring of immunization and toxic effects, in accordance with the Plan for Immunization of Animal Diseases, the Rostering Source Programme. Article 11 units and individuals who feed, operate animals and produce and operate animal products should be immune to national plans and prevention. The place of animal feeding, dying, hiding, hiding, hiding, meat, coca plants, transaction sites, etc., should be in line with the State's prescribed conditions for animal protection and access to the Epidemiological Epidemiology. Article 12 Immunization in all vaccines should be used in the sanctuary area and the establishment of the Immunization Registration Architecture, which should provide immunization certificates to the affected animals that have been immunized. Non-Immunization in the sanctuary area shall not be vaccinated, and the standards shall be met through non-Immunization measures, in accordance with national provisions. Animal disease is found in the diarrhoea region and should be eradicated in a timely manner. The body of the animal and its pollutant, affected animal products, illnesses or an unknown animal must be dealt with in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article XIV has a major animal epidemic in the area of diarrhoea and its same animals should be forced to kill by law, and the body of the affected animal, the sanitary products and their pollutant should be treated in an environmentally sound manner or destroyed, and the use of sanitary means and sanitary sites should be fully poisoned. Animals after the introduction of compulsory immunization have been forced to kill and are compensated by the Government of the people of the location for all animals in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Article 15 does not require the introduction of sensible animals and their products outside the region, and the introduction of access management, with the specific approach provided otherwise. Article 16 provides that animal and animal products in the sanctuary area should be strictly applied in accordance with national provisions. Animal sanitarys should be applied in accordance with the quarantine protocols and be responsible for the results. Unqualified animal, animal products are disposed of by the licensor under the supervision of the animal quarantine; they cannot be disposed of in an environmentally sound manner. Article 17 Animals subject to dying (point) should be accompanied by a sterilization certificate of eligibility for animal sanitary therapy, analytic trajectory, cattle, sheep should be contemplated with the Immunization. The ban on smugglers (points) is not in accordance with the previously prescribed animals. Article 18 Animals in the market should be accompanied by a hygienic sanitary qualification certificate, which should be accompanied by an Immunization; animal products should be accompanied by a sanitary certificate and acclaim. The meat and products of the sanitaryly distributive packagings should be accompanied by the qualification of the quarantine, which should be compiled by an animal defence monitoring body. The industrial and animal products that are not in accordance with the preceding paragraph should be prohibited and communicated to local animal protection monitoring bodies. Article 19, in the area of rail, waterways, air transport of animal and animal products into the unsanitary area, the carrier shall make a test-and-meditated certificate that the carrier may conduct the delivery process after the identification of the carrier, and after the arrival of the animal, animal products, the carrier shall declare a declaration to the local animal surveillance checkpoint and, after the identification of qualifications, the delivery of delivery. Article 20 prohibits the acquisition, humiliation, processing and sale of the following animal and animal products: (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, as prescribed; (iv) Epidemic; (v) Distinction, poisonation or death; (vi) The test results are positive; (vii) Other cases are not in accordance with national provisions on animal protection. Article 21, Backage, hospitality, hotels, meals, cooking plants (points), refrigeration, etc. units and owners in the sanctuary area must establish systems for the procurement, storage and registration of animal products. The units and individuals involved in the treatment of animal patients in the sanctuary area should be in accordance with the conditions set by the State. Therapeutic treatment is carried out by a system of diagnosis and treatment. The use of prohibited veterinary drugs is prohibited. Animal treatment unit should regularly report the veterinary management of animal meals, districts, self-government districts. Article XIII should enhance surveillance of the surveillance of therapeutic diseases at all levels of the Native Zone and the testing of drug residues for animal products. The results of the surveillance of toxic and hazardous substances residues in animal products are published by the provincial livestock veterinary medical authorities. Article 24 quarantine certificates, photographs, test symbols used for animal protection and animal surveillance shall not be transferred, modified and forged. Article 25 Immunization monitors in the Native Zone should produce legal documents and civilized law enforcement when implementing the animal protection surveillance mandate. The units and individuals concerned should be supported and coordinated. Article 26 does not carry out animal protection, quarantine, monitoring and poisoning activities in accordance with the law, nor shall charges be charged in violation of the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations. Article 27, in violation of this approach, provides for the introduction of animal and animal products, with a fine of more than three times the value of the goods imposed by the sanitary surveillance body, but not more than $300,000. The acquisition, raising, processing, processing, processing, operation of prefabricated animal and animal products are subject to fines of up to 5,000. The animal, animal products and their means of delivery should also be subject to mandatory secessional inspection, quarantine, poisoning, etc., by law, and the costs incurred by the parties. Article 28 Transfers, alterations and the falsification of quarantine certificates are punishable in accordance with article 51 of the People's Republic of China Act on animal protection. Transfers, alterations, falsification of fauna and fauna for the purposes of surveillance, as well as identification signs, are subject to the penalties set out in the preceding paragraph, with a maximum of $300,000. Article 29 units and individuals involved in the treatment of animal patients do not carry out a system of diagnosis and treatment, which is modified by an animal preventive monitoring body, which causes the spread of epidemics and imposes fines of up to €200 million, and that their criminal responsibility should be punished for failure to report medical treatment under the provisions. Article 33 Criminal liability is criminalized by law by all levels of people's and livestock veterinary health management, animal protection monitoring bodies and other relevant departments toys negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and has not been a crime, and administrative disposition by law. The specific application of this approach is explained by the Ministry of Agriculture. Article 32 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2003. |
