Article 1, in order to strengthen the construction and management of unmanaged animal vectors, effectively prevent, control and combat the provision of animal diseases, promote healthy development in the breeding industry, maintain public health safety and protect human health, and develop this approach in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the Zhenta Prevention Act of the People's Republic of China.

Article 2

This approach refers to the establishment and management of a national sanitary-free-zone norm to enable the provision of animal diseases to meet national control standards through measures such as the prevention, control and control of animal diseases.

This approach refers to the provision of animal sanitary diseases, the prevalence of high-calibrevian influenza, the high-secological blues, garbage, zob, cattle tuberculosis, and other animal diseases provided by the Government of the city.

Article 3 provides for the principle of prevention, treatment and integration of animal diseases and the principle of legal governance.

Immunization, quarantine, monitoring, purification, and control of measures such as sequestration, blockade, killing and disposal of affected animals.

Article IV. The Government of the city has led the construction and management of the entire sanctuary area.

The People's Government of Regions (Autonomous Regions) is leading to the construction and management of the unsanitary areas in the current administration.

The Government of the communes (communes) and the street offices should organize the mass in charge of the prevention, control and control of prescribed animal diseases within their territories.

Article 5

The veterinary authorities are responsible for the construction and management of the no-infected areas in the present administration.

In sectors such as hygienic, forestry, public safety, transport, food medicine control, animal health monitoring bodies, animal sanitary preventive control agencies, communes (communes), streets and veterinary institutions in specific regions are able to build and manage in accordance with their responsibilities.

Article 6

Chapter II

Article 7. The municipal veterinary authorities shall establish a programme for the construction of the entire sanctuary area, with the approval of the Government of the commune.

The People's Government of Regions (Autonomous Regions) should develop and organize implementation programmes in the region, in accordance with the Native Zone Programme. The implementation programme for the establishment of the sanctuary area in the district (Autonomous Region) should be reported to the veterinary authorities.

Article 8

(i) Improvements in the animal protection system, access of animal and animal products to designated trajectorys in the city, the designation of syllabus sanitary surveillance checkpoints, and the establishment of facilities such as animal protection systems in line with national animal protection and the capacity to prevent the transmission of sanitary diseases;

(ii) Improvements in the surveillance system for animal health at all levels and their facilities such as quarantine, law enforcement, inspection, are in line with national animal protection surveillance systems requirements and have the capacity to effectively monitor the production, operation, isolation, transport and animal products, operation, processing, storage and transport;

(iii) Improvements in the animal sanitary monitoring system and the animal disease control system, facilities such as the refrigeration chain system at all levels, the animal disease prevention information system, the environmentally sound disposal information system, the environmentally sound disposal system, the transport tool is in line with national requirements, the effective monitoring of the disease and the ability to respond quickly to the epidemic;

(iv) Immunodeficiency immunization effect across the city meets national standards, and surveillance of animal diseases is in line with national requirements and does not provide for animal morbidity during the prescribed period;

(v) Other conditions established by the veterinary authorities of the State.

Article 9. The designation of animal and animal products into the city is published by the Government of the city.

Animal hygiene surveillance checkpoint, designated at the district (in self-government districts), is established by the Government of the people of the host district (autonomous district) to be installed by the veterinary authorities in the district (in self-government districts) and the transport administration sector should assist in the selection and installation of marks.

The authorities designated to host airports, car stations and terminals should support and assist the screening of animal health and provide the necessary workplaces for the surveillance of animal health.

Article 10. The area of animal segregation is constructed by the Government of the city.

Article 11. The refrigeration chain system at all levels, the Animal Disease Control Information System is established by the municipal veterinary authorities and the veterinary (Autonomous Region) People's Government in accordance with the Native Zone Programme.

Animal, animal product-friendly treatment facility is established by the municipality, by the Government of the People's Government of the District (Autonomous Region) in accordance with the relevant planning organization and by the authorities or operating units.

Social units and individuals are encouraged to invest in the construction and operation of animal and animal products for environmentally sound disposal.

Article 12 The veterinary laboratory in the district (in the autonomous district) should have the capacity to detect bacteriological, blood and stereotyped biology and to conduct studies through the municipal veterinary authorities.

veterinary laboratories should be tasked with monitoring and epidemiological surveys in the region for the provision of animal sanitary and other animal diseases, and to provide screening and diagnostic services adapted to the detection capacity.

The boundaries of the Native Zone should be marked. The veterinary border mark is established by the municipal veterinary authorities, managed by the veterinary veterinary authorities in the district (in self-government districts) and the transport administration should assist in the selection and installation of sanitary border symbols.

Article 14. The municipal veterinary authorities are responsible for providing guidance on the construction of sanitary areas in the district (Autonomous Regions) and organizing inspections.

Upon the establishment of the entire city free zone, the veterinary authorities of the Department of State are required to assess the receipt.

Chapter III

Article 15. The Native Disease in the Native Zone should meet the State's standard of control.

The State has not yet developed a control netization standard to be implemented in accordance with the netization of control in this city. The netization standards under the control of the city are developed and published by the veterinary authorities.

Article 16 imposes mandatory immunization or the prohibition of immunization in the area of sanitary conditions.

In the area of diarrhoea, high-influenza poultry, high-prosychia pornosis, and the provision of compulsory immunization for animal sanitary diseases. The Government of the urban population can increase the incidence of forced immunization and release to society, in accordance with the epidemic.

Immunization is carried out by the Government free of charge of compulsory immunizations, livestock and poultry, organized by the veterinary authorities, and veterinary institutions should provide immunization technology services.

Forced immunization should take measures that combine seasonal immunization with universal immunization, and the density and quality of immunization should meet national and present urban requirements.

Immunization is prohibited in the area of diarrhoea and cattle tuberculosis. The Government of the urban population, in accordance with national provisions and the requirements for the control of the present city's animal disease, can adapt to the prohibition of immunization in the area of the epidemic and make it public.

No unit or individual shall be able to implement the provisions of the Government of the urban population prohibiting immunization.

Immunization measures such as regular testing and forced killing are prohibited.

Article 18 units and individuals involved in activities such as animal feeding, dying, operation, isolation, transport and animal product production, operation, processing, transport, storage, etc. shall be protected under the relevant provisions of immunization, testing, control, purification, toxicity, and environmentally sound treatment.

Article 19 Epidemiology prevention agencies in the sanitary area should conduct monitoring of the effectiveness of vaccination, diagnosis of animal diseases, surveillance of epidemics and epidemiological surveys and analysis, and risk assessment reports to the veterinary authorities.

An animal feeding and the production, processing, storage, operating units and individuals of animal products should be subject to surveillance by an animal disease prevention control body for their animal and animal products and to support sampling, sampling and sampling.

Article 20

After the transmission of non-samiliating animals to their destinations, the owners of the shipment should report to the sanitary monitoring bodies in the region (self-governing districts) within a 24-hour period and, under the supervision of the animal health oversight bodies, carry out sequestration and isolation observation in accordance with the relevant regulations, regulations and technical norms.

Article 21 quarantine health monitoring bodies in district (in self-government districts) should regulate animal acquisition, trafficking activities and establish relevant archives. units and individuals involved in animal acquisition, trafficking should be available at local animal health monitoring bodies.

In article 22, animal feeding sites (growthing area), animal dying processing sites should be in accordance with the legal, regulatory and regulatory conditions for animal protection, which are qualified by law.

The dynamic market (with the exception of the operation of avian poultry) should be in line with the following conditions:

(i) The region of operation of maizeive products and other products;

(ii) The area of water poultry operation is relatively isolated from other active areas;

(iii) Exclusive management in the hiding region and physical segregation with the sale area;

(iv) Establish and implement systems such as regular recuperation.

Chapter IV provides for the control and extortion of animal diseases

Article 23 veterinary authorities should, as appropriate, revise the pre-emption of major sanitary emergencies at the municipal level and report on the implementation of the Government's approval. The veterinary authorities in the district (in self-government districts) should, as appropriate, revise the pre-emptions to improve the current level of major animal epidemics and report on the implementation of the Government's approval. The veterinary medical authorities should be reported in the veterinary emergency case in the district (Autonomous Region).

The municipal veterinary authorities should develop programmes for the prevention and control of the region, in accordance with the veterinary Diseases, cattle and tuberculosis programme for the entire city.

Article 24 stipulates that major sanitary emergencies in animal diseases should include the following:

(i) Emergency response to the composition of the command and the functions of the relevant sectors;

(ii) Monitoring, information collection, early warning, reporting and notification systems of epidemics;

(iii) Identification, classification, emergency response technology and programme of work on epidemics;

(iv) Persons, technology, supplies, facilities and financial guarantees for emergency response.

Article 25 units and individuals engaged in activities such as animal disease surveillance, testing, sanitary research and treatment, and animal feeding, dying, operation, separation, transport, etc., found that animal sanitary or suspected sanitary conditions should be reported immediately to local veterinary authorities, animal health monitoring bodies or animal vector control agencies, and measures such as segregation to prevent the spread of animal epidemics. Other units and individuals have found animal sanitary or suspected sanitary conditions and should be reported in a timely manner.

The units receiving an animal epidemic report should take the necessary control measures in a timely manner and be reported in accordance with national procedures.

No unit or individual may conceal reports, false reports, late reports or prevent others from reporting on animal epidemics.

Article 26 should take prompt measures to respond to emergencies, in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 27 designates an oral animal health surveillance checkpoint to check the identification of animal and animal products that are prone or suspected to be affected by the epidemic, in accordance with the relevant provisions; and dispose of the relevant sectors of the population of the region (Autonomous Region).

Article 28 imposes forced killings, destruction and compensation in accordance with the provisions of the sanctuary area.

In one of the following cases, there is no compensation for the forced destruction of animal sanitary diseases, and legal accountability under the law:

(i) Rejection of compulsory immunization;

(ii) Violations of animal quarantine provisions;

(iii) Denial disease surveillance;

(iv) In violation of the relevant provisions of I's municipal animal movement.

Chapter V Oversight management

In accordance with the relevant legislation and the present approach, the animal health monitoring body is governed by the control over animal feeding, sabotage, operation, isolation, transport and animal product production, operation, processing, storage, transport, etc.

The food medicine control sector is governed by the responsibility for the safety and safety of movable animal products, such as catering and market, frozen banks.

Article 33 Monitoring bodies of animal health carry out monitoring inspections and may take the following measures, which may not be denied or hindered:

(i) The sampling, retention and screening of animal, animal products in accordance with the provisions;

(ii) Separation, seizure and treatment of animal, animal products and related items that are infected with the provision of animal epidemics or suspected infections;

(iii) Execution of void-free animals by law;

(iv) For animal products that are not subject to quarantine under the law and are subject to a review of the application of the conditions for the removal, and forfeiture of the conditions for the prosecution;

(v) Identification of quarantine certificates, quantifications and avian mark;

(vi) Access to the relevant places of inquiry, access to and replication of information related to animal protection.

Animals, animal products that should be treated in a sound manner were found to be covered by the inspection, with the costs borne by the owners of the goods; the parties were not able to provide the owners of the goods.

Article 31 Highway fleets and airport, vehicle stations and terminal freight agencies should be synchronized with animal protection surveillance.

Airports, vehicle stations, terminal freight agencies may not be transported for animal and animal products that cannot be presented in a quarantine certificate or inconsistency. Animals and animal products imported to this city are not subject to quarantine certificates or evidence, and airfields, vehicle stations, terminal freight agencies should report to the stationary sanitary surveillance checkpoint in conjunction with the disposal process.

Article 32 states shall establish a retroactive management system for animal and animal products.

Animal health monitoring body and the food medicine control sector should oversee the production, sale of archives in the production of animal and animal products, operators and the preservation of animal and animal products in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 13. Staff members at all levels of the people's Government, the competent authorities and units abuse their functions,ys or favour private fraud in the construction and management of the sanctuary area, which is criminalized by law.

Article 34 units and individuals implementing the provisions of the Municipal People's Government for the prohibition of immunization against Immunization, which is being rectified by the Animal Health Monitor and fines of up to 1000 dollars.

Article XV Entrepreneury markets (with the exception of the operation of avian poultry), one of the following acts has been converted by sectoral orders established by the People's Government of the District (Autonomous Region) to a fine of more than 1,000 dollars:

(i) The area of operation of avian-type product and other products has not been distinguished;

(ii) Inadequate water poultry area from other active areas;

(iii) The hijacking area has not been closed and physical segregation with the sale area;

(iv) There is no system for the establishment and implementation of a regular system of sterilization.

Chapter VII

Article 36 of this approach is implemented effective 1 April 2015.