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Ordinance On Health Consultancy Contracts For Swine Herds

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om sundhedsrådgivningsaftaler for svinebesætninger

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Scope and definitions
Chapter 2 Conclusion and termination of agreement
Chapter 3 Base Agreement
Chapter 4 Quotation Module
Chapter 5 Penalty and effective provisions
Appendix 1 Health Consulting Agreement in pig herds
Appendix 2 Audit of the responsibility of the crew responsible for animal welfare checks
Appendix 3 Consulting on animal welfare
Appendix 4 Content of the stable school visit (base model with stable school)
Appendix 5 Consulting on health conditions (to the case of selection)
Appendix 6 Visit by which antibiotic-based medicinal products are prescribed for flock treatment
Appendix 7 Laboratory testing in connection with the prescribing of antibiotic-containing medicinal products for the flock treatment of stomach / intestinal suffering and respiratory services

Completion of Health Consultation Agreements for pig herds

In accordance with section 8 b, section 11, paragraph 1. 1, 3 and 4, section 12 (2). 3 and 4, section 15 and section 38 (3). 4, in the Law on veterinarians, cf. Law Order no. 464 of 15. May 2014, and paragraph 34 a, paragraph 1. 1-3, section 47, paragraph. 1, Section 51, section 61 (1). Paragraph 70 (1) and 70 (1). 3, in the law on animals of animals, cf. Law Order no. 466 of 15. May 2014 :

Chapter 1

Scope and definitions

§ 1. This notice shall apply to health advice in pig herds, cf. Section 14, paragraph 14. 1 and 2, in the animal law.

§ 2. For the purposes of this notice :

1) Mandatory Health Advisory Agreement : The responsibility of the crew responsible for concluding health advice for a pig herd whose size exceeds one or more of the threshold values laid down in the notice.

2) Voluntary health care consulting agreement means that the person responsible for the crew can agree on health advice for a pig herd whose size does not exceed one or more of the threshold values laid down in the notice.

3) Crew : The pig or pig crew registered on a CHR number.

4) veterinarian : veterinarian with whom the crew responsible for the crew has reached agreement on health advice, cf. § 34 a (3) (a) 1-3, in the law of the team of animals.

5) ' Extreme ' means the veterinarian who, in agreement with and reporting from the crew veterinarian, carries out his obligations under the health advisory agreement in the event of the maternity or medical or other long-term absence of the marketing doctor in the case of the animal health care service.

6) Audit : The systematic and documented process whereby the crew veterinarian reviews the self-control programme of the crew responsible, including the documentation of the execution of the self-control, as well as actions in relation to what is described in : the self-control program.

7) Trade Consultant : A consultant with natural scientifis or agricultural training.

8) Stable school : A group of 5-8 herds in category General advice with the basic health advice.

9) Disease diagnosis : Diagnosis of a disease that occurs on a regular basis in the crew and characterized by the symptoms described by the veterinarian.

10) Floktherapy : Submission of antibiotic medicinal products through water or feed to a group of pigs.

11) Short-call visits : visits to the herd in the herd in connection with the prescribing of antibiotic-containing medicinal products for flock treatment and where the ordination does not take place in the case of a consultative visit.

Chapter 2

Conclusion and termination of agreement

§ 3. A health advisory agreement shall be concluded between the crew responsible for the crew and a veterinarian.

§ 4. A health advisory agreement can only include one CHR number.

Paragraph 2. A health advisory agreement includes all the pigs on the CHR number.

Paragraph 3. In particular, the FDA may grant a derogation from the requirement referred to in paragraph 1 in specific cases. 2. Dispensation may be made subject to specified conditions.

Paragraph 4. The Food Authority may withdraw a derogation on a serious or repeated infringement of the conditions or rules on health advice.

§ 5. The crew responsible for the crew shall enter into the compulsory health advice agreement if the number of pigs on the CHR number (on stable or external) per person. 31. In the preceding year, greater than or equal to one or more of the following threshold values are :

1) 300 lakes, guilders or orns,

2) 3 000 slaughtering wines (30 kilograms-butchery), or

3) 6,000 piglets (7-30 kg).

Paragraph 2. In particular, the FDA may, in exceptional cases, grant a derogation from the requirement for compulsory health advice in the cases referred to in paragraph 1. 1, no. 2 and 3 if there are no pigs on the CHR number in a consecutive period of not less than 3 months. Dispensation may be made subject to the conditions specified.

§ 6. The crew responsible for the crew may enter into agreement on optional health advice if the number of pigs on the CHR number is less than the threshold values referred to in section 5 (5). 1.

§ 7. If the crew responsible for the crew is agreed on optional health advice, cf. Section 6, shall carry out own checks on animal welfare in accordance with the Ministry of Justice ' s publication on own control of animal welfare.

§ 8. An agreement on health advice, cf. sections 5 and 6 shall be entered into in writing by the use of the contract listed in Annex 1 to the notice.

Paragraph 2. The official veterinarian must be submitted within eight days of the conclusion of the Agreement to this effect at www.vetreg.dk.

Paragraph 3. The official veterinarian must keep the agreement reached and the crew responsible for the crew shall keep a copy of it. The documents must be kept for the duration of the agreement and up to a year after termination of the agreement. The documents must be available on request immediately for and be handed over to the inspection authority.

§ 9. A health consultation agreement may be terminated by each of the parties on a month's notice.

Paragraph 2. The official veterinarian must, within eight days of termination of the Agreement, make a report on this subject at www.vetreg.dk.

§ 10. If an agreement on the compulsory health advice is terminated, the crew responsible shall conclude a new agreement with a different veterinarian. The new agreement shall apply from the date of termination of the previous agreement.

§ 11. An agreement on health advice is automatically lifted when the crew is reported as being reported in CHR.

Placement of advice in counselling categories

§ 12. When the first time an agreement on health advice for a crew after this notice is concluded, the crew shall be placed in category Extra consulting, cf. however, Section 17.

§ 13. The Food Management Board shall take a decision that a crew shall be placed in the " Purpsing advice " category, if

1) the person responsible for the herd shall pass a fine or receive final judgment on the infringement of rules concerning animal welfare, animal health or use of medicinal products for animals on condition that the infringement is concerned ; or

2) the antibiotic consumption of the crew exceeds one or more of the limit values set for antibiotic consumption, cf. notification of limit values for bovine animal consumption in bovine animals and pig herds.

§ 14. A crew that has been placed in the " Purpated advice " category for 12 months is placed in the " Additional Consultancy " category, if

1) the person responsible for the crew has not been fined or received a final judgment on the infringement of rules as referred to in Article 13 (3). 1, no. 1, in the last 12 months, and

2) the antibiotic consumption of the crew has not exceeded one or more of the limit values set for antibiotic consumption, cf. the notification of limit values for bovine animals for bovine animals and pig herds over the last 12 months.

§ 15. A crew that resides for 12 months in the Extra Consulting category will be placed in the " Regular Consultancy " category if :

1) the person responsible for the crew has not been fined or received a final judgment on the infringement of rules as referred to in Article 13 (3). 1, no. 1, in the last 12 months, and

2) the antibiotic consumption of the crew has not exceeded one or more of the limit values set for antibiotic consumption, cf. the notification of limit values for bovine animals for bovine animals and pig herds over the last 12 months.

§ 16. After the termination of an agreement on health advice and subsequent conclusion of a new health advisory agreement, the crew of the category in which it was placed at the time of the said notice shall be continuing in the category in accordance with the said termination. however, paragraph 1 Two and three.

Paragraph 2. Contain which may cause, but have not yet taken place in the " Purpated advice " category, and which have taken place prior to the termination of an agreement on health advice or the conclusion of a new health advice agreement ; lead to the location in the Purpy advice category.

Paragraph 3. If, for a herd, for which an agreement on voluntary health advice has been concluded, more than 12 months from the termination of this Agreement to the conclusion of a new health advisory agreement, the crew shall be placed in the " Extra " category ; consultancy.

§ 17. When the first time an agreement on health advice for a crew is concluded, the crew may be moved to a category of general advice within 12 months on the basis of a veterinary declaration, cf. § 18.

Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1 may be concluded on health advice with stable school, cf. § § 29-35, when the first time is agreed on health advice for a crew following this notice.

§ 18. The official veterinarian must, at the request of the crew responsible for the crew responsible, have completed a statement, cf. § 17, paragraph 1. 1 if the following conditions are met :

1) The crew does not exceed the specified sedation limit for sows, cf. § 19,

2) the crew does not exceed the prescribed limit values for antibiotic consumption, cf. notification of limit values for bovine animal consumption in bovine animals and pig herds ;

3) the person responsible for the crew shall keep records of the use of medicinal products in the herd in accordance with the applicable rules ;

4) an own control programme on animal welfare is available for the crew ; and

5) the person responsible for the herd must indicate that there is no

a) pending cases of infringement of animal welfare, animal health or use of medicinal products for animals ;

b) any such cases, which have been fined or sentenced within the last 12 months of the preceding 12 months.

Paragraph 2. The person responsible for the crew shall, with its signature, confirm the accuracy of the facts referred to in paragraph 1. 1, no. 5.

Paragraph 3. The official veterinarian must keep the statement and the crew responsible for the crew shall keep a copy of this crew. The documents must be kept for at least one year after notification, cf. paragraph 4, and shall be available on request immediately for and handed over to the inspection authority.

Paragraph 4. The veterinarian must carry out a report on the issue of the declaration at www.vetreg.dk, after which the crew can change category.

§ 19. The limit value for sows for sows is set at 16%.

Paragraph 2. In the case of mortality at the threshold, a mortality rate shall be interpreted as an average over 12 months where the average is above the limit value.

Chapter 3

Base Agreement

20. The crew responsible for the crew may enter into one of the following basic health advice base agreements :

1) agreement on multidisciplinary health advice, cf. ~ ~ ~ 27 and 28, or

2) agreement on health advice with stable school, cf. § § 29-35.

§ 21. The crew responsible for the crew shall be present at consultative visits.

§ 22. The veterinarian's advice must be at least comprising the animal welfare of the crew.

Paragraph 2. Each advisory visit shall include at least the points set out in Appendix 3.

Paragraph 3. The veterinarian must, before each advisory visit, extract the key figures for the crew that are relevant to the advisory role.

-23. The official veterinarian must carry out audits of the official control of the animal welfare checks.

Paragraph 2. The official veterinarian must at least 1 month after ascertaining that an own control programme for animal welfare in the crew is established, prepare a plan for the auditing. The date of preparation must be indicated on the plan. The official veterinarian must revise the audit plan with a maximum of 12 months. The auditing plan must be available immediately for and be presented to the inspection authority immediately.

Paragraph 3. The auditing shall include the points set out in Appendix 2.

§ 24. When the stock market doctor has found that the crew responsible has established an own control programme for animal welfare in the crew, cf. in Annex 2, no. 1, the official veterinarian of the marketing veterinarian shall be submitted by the veterinary surgeon at www.vetreg.dk.

§ 25. The veterinarian must, after every consulting visit, draw up a written visit report, which shall contain at least :

1) description of the auditing of the points referred to in Annex 2, cf. however, section 23 (3). 3,

2) evaluation of the responsibility of the crew responsible for the part of the self-control programme that has been audited by the advisory visit, and

3) the description and assessment of the points referred to in Annex 3.

Paragraph 2. The official veterinarian must, within eight days of the consulting time, return the visit report to the crew responsible in the signed order.

Paragraph 3. The official veterinarian must keep a copy of the visitor report for at least two years. The copy must be available on request immediately for and be handed over to the inspection authority.

SECTION 26. The men responsible for the crew will have to sign the issued visitation report.

Paragraph 2. The crew responsible for the crew shall keep the visitors report for at least two years. The visitors ' report shall be available on request immediately for and be handed over to the inspection authority.

Cross-disciplinary health advice

§ 27. Agreement on multidisciplinary health advice for crews placed in the archiptable advice, additional advice, and general advice is available.

§ 28. The agreement must include at least 2 annual advisory visits, cf. section 21-26, at the same time, the participation of a professional consultant.

Health Consulting with StaldSchool

§ 29. Agreement on health advice with stable school for herds can be entered into the " Regular Consultancy " category, cf. however, section 17 (3). 2.

-$30. The agreement shall include at least :

1) an annual advisory visit, cf. § § § 21-26, and

2) participation in stable school.

§ 31. Fathers responsible for attending a stable school must have at least one annual stable school visit.

Paragraph 2. The crew responsible shall participate in at least 75% per annas. of the stable school visits to the other participants in the stable school.

§ 32. A call for stable school visits shall include at least the points set out in Annex 4.

§ 33. Stable participants must appoint a tutor (facilitator) for all stable school visits for a period of at least one year.

Paragraph 2. Tovholder must be a veterinarian or a professional consultant.

Paragraph 3. The Tovholder shall have completed a course containing at least equivalent to that described in the Food Management website, www.fvst.dk. Documentation of course required for or extradite must be presented at the request of the request for or to be delivered to the inspection authority.

§ 34 The crew responsible shall have the anching-up of :

1) they call it a visit to the stable school visits,

2) the relevant material shall be sent to the stable school participants prior to the visit ;

3) tovholder produces a report, cf. Annex 4, on the basis of the stable school visit, and

4) the report within 8 days of the visit shall be sent to the stable school participants and the crew veterinarian, unless this is the tovholder.

Paragraph 2. The crew responsible shall designate at least one solution model, cf. Annex 4, Section B, which shall be carried out in the crew before the next visit to the house.

$35. The crew responsible and the crew veterinarian shall keep the stable report for at least two years. The stables report shall be presented at the request immediately and be presented to the inspection authority immediately.

Chapter 4

Quotation Module

§ 36. An agreement on health advice containing added to the selection module must include at least 12 annual consulting visits, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. However, in the case of herds consisting of slaughter of pigs (30 kilograms-butchering), which are placed in the purptive advice and additional advice, the agreement must cover at least six annual advisory visits.

§ 37. A health advisory agreement with the addition of the adoring module must include at least 9 annual consulting visits, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. However, in the case of herds consisting of slaughter only (30 kilograms-butchers) and placed in the category of general advice, the agreement must cover at least 4 annual advisory visits.

§ 38. The official veterinarian may reach an agreement with the second veterinarian for the taking of goods until 50%. of the annual advisory visits.

Paragraph 2. The veterinarian is responsible for the required number of consulting visits to be carried out.

§ 39. In the case of the maternity or sick leave or absence of a temporary absence of expected duration of at least six months, the official veterinarian may reach an agreement with a deputy on the protection of the health care advisory agreement for up to 24 months.

Paragraph 2. The veterinarian must, before the deputy take over the health advisory agreement, carry out a report on this subject at www.vetreg.dk.

§ 40. The crew responsible for the crew shall be present at consultancy visits and a short visit.

§ 41. An advisory visit shall include at least the points listed in Annex 5 (A).

Paragraph 2. At least every 3. month, a consulting visit shall also include the points listed in Annex 5, Section B and C.

Paragraph 3. At least every six months a consultative visit shall also include the points listed in Annex 3.

Paragraph 4. On advisory visits to herds to which the veterinarian prescribed antibiotic medicinal products for flock treatment in the context of or after the last advisory mission, the veterinarian must draw up an action plan or adjust the existing one ; action plan in order to reduce the need for flock treatment.

§ 42. The veterinarian must carry out audits of the control of the crew responsible for animal welfare.

Paragraph 2. The official veterinarian must at least 1 month after ascertaining that an own control programme for animal welfare in the crew is established, prepare a plan for the auditing. The date of preparation must be indicated on the plan. The official veterinarian must revise the audit plan with a maximum of 12 months. The auditing plan must be available immediately for and be presented to the inspection authority immediately.

Paragraph 3. The auditing shall include the points listed in Annex 2 on an annual basis.

§ 43. When the stock market doctor has found that the crew responsible has established an own control programme for animal welfare in the crew, cf. in Annex 2, no. 1, the official veterinarian of the marketing veterinarian shall be submitted by the veterinary surgeon at www.vetreg.dk.

§ 44. Ordinination of antibiotic-containing medicinal products for herd treatment may only be carried out in the context of a consulting visit or a short visit to the hospital.

Paragraph 2. A visit by which antibiotic-based medicinal products are prescribed for flock shall include at least the points listed in Annex 6.

§ 45. If the veterinary medicinal product prescribe medicinal products for the flock treatment of stomach / intestinal suffering or respiratory disorders, the veterinarian for each diagnosis before treatment begins, shall take samples from treatment porcine pigs in accordance with Annex I ; 7 with the following maximum ranges, cf. however, section 55 (5), 3 and 4 :

1) General advice : 12 months.

2) Extra advice : 8 months.

3) It's a four-month period.

Paragraph 2. When the veterinary surgeon prescribe medicinal products for the flock treatment for a given diagnosis after a pause in the ordination of more than those referred to in paragraph 1. 1 periods of time the veterinarian must, before the start of treatment, take samples from treatment porcine pigs in accordance with Annex 7.

§ 46. The tests referred to in sections 45 and 46 must, with a view to verification of the clinical diagnosis, shall be submitted to a laboratory approved by the Food Authority, cf. notification of the approval of veterinary laboratories, or a foreign laboratory which satisfies the conditions for approval.

Paragraph 2. If the results of the laboratory examination show that the non-optimal treatment is not optimal, the veterinarian must immediately evaluate and, if necessary, correct the treatment.

Paragraph 3. If the result of the laboratory examination does not provide a clear response to the best choice at first reading, the veterinarian must, as soon as there are unprocessed treatment animals in the crew, make new samples for supplementary studies in : compliance with the laboratory guidelines.

Paragraph 4. If they are in paragraph 3. Three mentioned additional studies do not give a clear answer to whether the first reading is the best option, the veterinarian, on the basis of its clinical and epidemiological observations, to consider whether the treatment should be rectified or, if necessary, seppontiated.

Paragraph 5. If the one in paragraph 1 : The first paragraph shall not be treated as such that the veterinarian must, in agreement with the laboratory, take samples from untreated processing pigs and submit the samples to the laboratory for verification of the clinical diagnosis no later than :

1) 6 months after the latest laboratory examination by General Consultancy.

2) 4 months after the latest laboratory study in the case of extra advice.

3) 2 months after the latest laboratory examination on the screen of the screen.

§ 47. The crew responsible for the crew shall keep records of medical applications, cases of disease and deaths in the crew.

Paragraph 2. The records shall be presented to the veterinarian at the first on-call visit.

§ 48. The vet must have at least every 3. month, cf. however, paragraph 1 3, prepare a written report on the basis of the advisory visits to the crew.

Paragraph 2. The report shall include :

1) Description of the auditing of the points referred to in Annex 2, cf. however, section 42 (2). 3,

2) evaluation of the responsibility of the crew responsible for the parts of the self-control programme that are audited since the last report,

3) the description and assessment of the points referred to in Annex 3, cf. however, paragraph 1 3,

4) summarying of the points listed in Annex 5, since the last report,

5) summarised of the points listed in Annex 6 since the last report, provided that antibiotic medicinal products have been prescribed for flock treatment since the last report,

6) clinical evaluation of the state of health and the development of the state of health of the crew since the last report,

7) description of the marketing diagnoses, which are expected to be resolver in the period up to the next report,

8) assess whether the sales diagnosis shown by the latest report shall continue to be current ;

9) the evaluation of actions taken in accordance with agreed action plans, as outlined in the latest report,

10) assessment of the supply of medicine on the basis of the state of health of the crew and the marketing of the crew, as well as the records of the crew responsible since the last report, and

11) agreed action plans and any action plans for the reduction of the need for floattreatment, cf. § 41, paragraph. 4, for the period up to the next report on the basis of paragraphs 4 to 10.

Paragraph 3. The points referred to in paragraph 1. 1, no. 3, must be at least described and evaluated in the report every 6. Month.

Paragraph 4. In the case of slaughtering vine herds in the convalescated advice and additional advice, cf. § 36, paragraph. 2, the veterinarian must at least draw up a report every 4. Month. For slaughtering vine herds in category General, cf. § 37, paragraph. 2, the veterinarian must at least draw up a report every 6. Month.

Paragraph 5. The veterinarian must, within eight days of the preparation of the report, deliver this in a signed order to the crew responsible.

§ 49. The men responsible for the crew will have to sign the delivered report. With its signature, the crew responsible confirms that it would take action in accordance with the agreed action plans, which are stated in the report.

$50. In the termination of an agreement on health advice, cf. section 9, in the light of the reports from the last year, the crew veterinarian shall draw up a written progress report on the crew.

Paragraph 2. The report shall include :

1) a general description of the conditions which have been relevant to the welfare and health status of the crew, including the incidence of disease, stable conditions, feeding and production ; and

2) the evaluation of the effects of the operations carried out and of the entire medical supply and other measures taken in accordance with the action plans.

Paragraph 3. The official veterinarian must, at the end of the agreement, hand over the report to the crew responsible in the signed order.

Paragraph 4. However, the progress report may be omitted if the termination is made in the case of shift between veterinarians with the same practice number.

§ 51. The crew responsible for the crew must retain reports, cf. $48 and $50 for at least two years. The reports shall be available on request immediately for and be handed over to the inspection authority.

§ 52. The veterinarian must carry a record of records for each contact with the crew.

Paragraph 2. The journal shall contain :

1) information on prescribed and supplied medicinal products, including the preparation names, quantity, dosage and treatment period, as well as for the diseases to which the medicinal products are to be used ;

2) information on the detention times notified to the crew responsible ;

3) results of laboratory examinations and other documentation, which form the basis of the advisory work ;

4) Conclusions on each advisory visit and a short visit to the hospital ; and

5) copy of reports.

Paragraph 3. The official veterinarian must keep the file for at least two years. On request, the original journal must be presented immediately and shall be handed over to the inspection authority.

§ 53. When a different veterinarian, cf. Section 38, performs advisory visits, this veterinarian must, within eight days of the consulting time, send a copy of the Conclusions of Conclusions for the visit, cf. § 52, paragraph. 2, no. 4, and other journal records for the crew veterinarian.

Chapter 5

Penalty and effective provisions

§ 54. With fine punishment, the person violating paragraph 4, paragraph 4, is punished. One and two, section 5, paragraph 5. 1, sections 7 and 8, section 9 (4). 2, § 10, § 18, § § 21-26, § 28, § § 30-37, § 38 (3) 2, section 39, paragraph. 2, section 40-44, section 45 (4). 1, § § 47-49, § 50, paragraph. 1-3, and section 51-53.

Paragraph 2. In the same way, the person who is in breach of a condition is punished in accordance with section 4 (4). Article 5 (3) and section 5 (5). 2.

Paragraph 3. The sentence may rise to a maximum sentence for two years if it has been committed by the action or omission, with a set of or gross negligence, and there is a breach in the infringement proceedings ;

1) any injury to human or animal health or induced danger ; or

2) obtained or intended for the economic benefit of the person concerned itself or others, including in savings.

Paragraph 4. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of Chapter 5 of the penal code.

§ 55. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. June 2014.

Paragraph 2. At the same time, notice No 180 of 26. February 2014 on the health advisory agreements for pig herds.

Paragraph 3. If the veterinarian in the period following the entry into force of this notice shall be entered into force until the 30. In November 2014, antibiotic-containing medicinal products are prescribed in accordance with section 45, before processing begins, the veterinarian must sample from treatment porcine pigs in accordance with Annex 7 and submit the sample to laboratory examination ; by the 30. November 2014, cf. however, paragraph 1 4.

Paragraph 4. In the case of a given diagnosis, the result of a sample taken and examined in accordance with Annex 7 and where the test results are dated within the last 30 days prior to the date of notice of the notice, this test result may be the result of the test result, used.

The FDA, the 27th. May 2014

Per S. Henriksen

/ Ears Anni Nilssen


Appendix 1

Health Consulting Agreement in pig herds

(Must be in block letters)
Crew
Address :
For example :
Fax No :
CHR No :
e-mail :
Crew veterinarian
Name :
Authorization Num :
Praxnr. :
Address :
For example :
Fax No :
e-mail :
The crew consists of
__lakes, guilts, orns, count :
__pigs exceeding 30 kg, number :
____ ____ 7 : 30 kg, number :
(Excluding lakes, gilts, orns)
Agreement Type (sinteres)
__
Cross-disciplinary health advice
__
Health Consulting with StaldSchool
__
Quotation Module
__
Sgteswines (30 kilograms-butchery) on CHR no.
The undersigned has the ........... ...... agreed to health advice in accordance with the announcement of the health advisory agreements for pig herds.
Responsible :
Orpator :
Name :
Name :
Address :
Address :
...............................................................................................................
...............................................................................................................
(Signature)
(Signature)

Appendix 2

Audit of the responsibility of the crew responsible for animal welfare checks

The audit of the official veterinarian of the official control of the animal welfare shall include the following conditions :
1. Whether or not there is an own control programme for the crew.
The second on whether the self-monitoring programme is adequate for the crew.
3. The person responsible for the crew shall follow its own control programme, including the existence of evidence of the execution of the own control.

Appendix 3

Consulting on animal welfare

1. Review relevant data for the crew, including medical supplies, slaughter and mortality rates.
2. The result of auditing of the official control of the animal welfare in accordance with the auditing plan shall be the result of audits of the crew responsible.
3. The current state of the crew's current state of traffic in all the stables, including the welfare state of any possible. Outgoing bastards.
4. Evaluation of possible errors and deficiencies in the animal welfare movement of the crew, including feeding, climate, stable conditions and production. The regulation must be targeted at the specific conditions of the crew, in order to focus on areas with special needs or potential for improving animal welfare.

Appendix 4

Content of the stable school visit (base model with stable school)

A. The stable school visit shall include :
1. Review and appraisal the animal welfare of the crew in all the housing sections including the welfare state of any applicable. Outgoing bastards.
2. Review and assessment of conditions that are relevant to the animal welfare of the crew.
3. Review of solution models that have been initiated since last place of house calls.
B. Total assessment on the basis of a section A for the identification of possible areas of action to improve animal welfare :
1. Each participant must describe a solution model for each designated action area.
2. The crew responsible for the crew must select at least one solution model that the crew responsible undertakes to implement in the crew.
C. Tovholder concludes the stable school visit with the preparation of the stables report.

Appendix 5

Consulting on health conditions (to the case of selection)

A. The review of the crew and records shall include :
1. Review the crew responsibilities since the last consulting time, cf. § 47.
2. Review of the veterinarian's records since last consulting time, cf. § 52.
3. Clinical examination of the current state of health of the animals. All the stables to which medicinal products are prescribed must be reviewed at each advisory visit.
4. Evaluation of possible errors and deficiencies which may affect the health of animals, including the conditions relating to the feeding, climate, stable conditions and production.
B. Review and assessment of the relevant data on the health of the crew shall include :
First, desolence and medical supplies.
2. Production data.
3. Results from studies for infectious diseases and zoonoses.
4. Remarks from the meat inspection.
5. Any other appropriate registrations that are necessary for the advice.
C. Identification of health impact issues :
In the light of Titus A and B, a comprehensive assessment shall be carried out in order to identify the health implications of health issues. It is estimated whether there is a need for further information, including autopsies, laboratory examinations and additional registrations.

Appendix 6

Visit by which antibiotic-based medicinal products are prescribed for herd treatment, cf. § 44

1. Clinical examination of animals with symptoms corresponding to the diagnosis given rise to flocks

2. Evaluation of impact of the impact of the flocking that has been made since last short sick or advice visit

3. Assessment of whether the diagnosis is still current and whether floattreatment is still required ;

4. At insufficient or insufficient effect of processing, cf. Point 2, which is estimated to be due to the wrong dosage, and by other indications of wrong dosage, the veterinarian must, together with the crew responsible, review the treatment procedures and the dosage of the medicinal product.


Appendix 7

Laboratory testing in connection with the prescribing of antibiotic-containing medicinal products for the flock treatment of stomach / intestinal suffering and respiratory services

Mave / intestines

Clinical signs of abdomess/intestinal suffering shall be required to extract and submit material from untreated, treatment-consummated animals.

The material selection depends on the clinical symptoms and results of any possible. autopsies carried out in the crew, but must consist of at least one of the forcibly of the cameas and / or intestines for examination for specific bacteria and / or the submission of carcasses to autopsy.

In the case of the submission of a cell for examination for specific bacteria, the veterinarian may choose to extract real faecal samples (mine. 4 samples) or a sock sample, in both cases for examination by quantitative PCR. This indicates the indication of the importance of the identified bacteria in the clinical disease.

Since it is not possible on the basis of clinical signs, to distinguish between infections caused by Brachyspira pilot sicoli, E. coli and Lawsonia intracellularis, it is recommended that a study should be carried out for all the agents in the case of submission of : feces.

Transmission of all carcasses provides the possibility of a wider selection of studies, including for the virus.

Agens
Material
Method
Brachyspira hyodysenteriae
Aces, intestinal slices in formalin
Extinguishing study, FISH 1)
Brachyspira pilot sicoli
Aces, intestinal slices in formalin
Extinguishing study, FISH, Kvantitative PCR
E. coli F4
Fæces, intestinal
Extinguishing Survey MIC 2) , quantifiable PCR
E. coli F18
Fæces, intestinal
Extinguishing Survey MIC 2) , quantifiable PCR
Lawsonia intracellularis
Aces, intestinal slices in formalin
IF 3) , quantifiable PCR

1) FISH : Flourescent In Situ Hybridization

2) MIC : Minimal Inhibitory Concentration (resistant determination)

3) IF : Immunofluorescence

Tarmings for examination using FISH may be extrapolated directly from livied pigs in the crew and sent in suitable containers with formalin.

If the PCR testing of faeces is positive for E. coli, the veterinarian should assess, taking into account the impact of the current treatment, whether the resiliency study (MIC) should be carried out. Resistance survey requires the submission of new samples.

On suspicion that PCV2 is an accessory to the disease, it is recommended to submit material for additional investigation for PCV2 using the PCR. The material may be composed of 5 blood samples per year. age bracket (tests shall be pooled at the laboratory before PCR) or a sample per sample. age bracket. Alternatively, lymph nodes can be submitted for testing for PMWS, using histology and IF.

Where the second is not specified, the set-aside, number, storage and transmission of samples shall be carried out in accordance with the laboratory guidelines or in agreement with the laboratory.

Air traffic services

The veterinarian must, on the basis of anamnesty, clinical signs, the age of the animals and, if any, autopsies assess the potential agens as a cause of the clinical disease. This assessment shall form the basis of the veterinary choice of the sample material, cf. the following table : Transmission of all carcasses provides the possibility of a wider selection of studies, including for the virus.

Agens
Material
Method
Bacteria :
Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae
Lung / lung slices
Extinguishing Survey type-determination and MIC 1)
Haemophilus parasuis
Lunge / fibrin/pleurai
Extinguishing study, PCR
Mycoplasma anopneumoniae
Lung / lung slices
PCR, UNK 2)
Mycoplasma hyorhinis
Lung / lung slices
FISH 3)
Various bacteria
Lung / lung slices
Extinguishing Survey MIC
Virus :
Influenzavirus
Lung / pulmonary fists, fistas, saliva samples
PCR
PCV2
Blood tests (5 (5) or (5), or a sample per sample per one. age group
lymph nodes
Lung / lung slices
Quantification PCR
Histology intime IF 4)
Quantification PCR
PRRSV
Lung / lung fragments,
blood samples, salittests,
PCR

1) MIC : Minimal Inhibitory Concentration (resistant determination)

2) USK : Enhanced health inspection

3) FISH:Flourescent In Situ Hybridization

4) IF : Immunofluorescence with a quantity of PCV2 in the tissues

On suspicion that PCV2 is an accessory to the disease, it is recommended to submit material for additional investigation for PCV2 using the PCR. The material may be composed of 5 blood samples per year. age bracket (tests shall be pooled at the laboratory before PCR) or a sample per sample. age bracket. Alternatively, lymph nodes can be submitted for testing for PMWS, using histology and IF.

Where the second is not specified, the set-aside, number, storage and transmission of samples shall be carried out in accordance with the laboratory guidelines or in agreement with the laboratory.