Chapter 1	Scope, definitions, etc.
Chapter 2	Restining
Chapter 3	Invocation of the stable
Chapter 4	Access to a fold
Chapter 5	Feed and water
Chapter 6	Supervision, etc.
Chapter 7	Commissioning and training
Chapter 8	Hovsing and marking
Chapter 9	Training
Chapter 9 a	Substitution and insurance
Chapter 10	Administrative requirements
Chapter 10 a	Mandatory digital communication
Chapter 11	Poopenings and penalties.
Chapter 12	Entry into force and transitional provisions, etc.

Completion of the Law on Team of Horses

This is a law of the team of horses, cf. Law Order no. 251 of 8. March 2013, with the changes that are being made by paragraph 10 of Law No 1459 of 17. December, 2013.

Chapter 1

Scope, definitions, etc.

§ 1. The rules of this law apply to any horse team.

Paragraph 2. The law shall not apply to horses that are used in the course of technical and scientific studies carried out under the supervision of the Animal test surveillance.

Paragraph 3. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries 1) may, in exceptional cases, exempt certain horse-crews from the law.

§ 2. For the purposes of this Act :

1) Horse : Domestic animals of the horses or harvests or animals that appear by the crux of these.

2) Grate target : distance from Earth to the highest point of the horse's mane.

3) Group setup : Separation of more horses without separation in the same room.

4) Popup box : To be honest, box is in place where the folded folded.

5) Wasting in the stall, where the horse is tied up, usually up against a wall.

6) Fold, an outdoor enclosure.

7) Structural fodder : hay, straw (wheat, barley, seed grass), long grass, silage, and wrap.

§ 3. The rules laid down in the pet laws and rules drawn up in the animal protection slots are also applicable to any horse team.

§ 4. The rules of this law are minimum requirements that must always be met unless stricter requirements are laid down in other legislation.

Chapter 2

Restining

§ 5. Horses must not be disbarred in the ropes.

Paragraph 2. However, heat can be tied up to 2 hours under the supervision, provided that the aim is to teach the horse to be tied without supervision.

Paragraph 3. Horses that have learned to be bound without supervision can be tied up without supervision for up to 2 hours. In the case of transport, subpoena, culture, etc., may be bound up for a longer period of time.

Paragraph 4. Paragraph 2 and paragraph 1. THREE, ONE. provisions may be waisted if veterinary considerations are to be taken into account.

Chapter 3

Invocation of the stable

§ 6. The ceiling height of the stable must be at least 2,60 m in the height of any stocking.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules that, for the stables used for the stalling of certain types of horses, a lower ceiling height shall be valid than set out in paragraph 1. 1.

Paragraph 3. Staldrumcaught by the the horse shall be at least 30 m³.

§ 7. In the case of housing incremental, the floor must be at least (2,0 x horse's stangmark) ², and the shortest side of the box must be at least 1,7 x horses ' s stangmark.

§ 8. For group housing, the floors must meet the following area requirements :

1) For the first four horses there must be at least (2,0 x horse's stangmark) ² per. Horse.

2) For each additional horse, there must be at least (1,7x horse's stangmark) ² a per. Horse.

§ 9. Folding during storage must take place in the folding box.

Paragraph 2. The gold area in the foam box must be at least (2,5 x hoppens stangtarget).

Paragraph 3. Hopping and fol shall stay in the fol box in the first month after the fold.

§ 10. Sick or damaged horses shall be kept separate from the other horses, cf. § 24.

§ 11. The floor in the stable and the box must be smooth and not smooth. The floor must be so constructed that the horses will not be harmed or exposed to suffering.

Paragraph 2. The camp shall be convenient, clean and suitably drained, and appropriate sock shall be provided to a suitable extent. In group housing, the horses must have access to a well-stocking, dry rentals of at least 80%. by the gold warehouse.

§ 12. Space and equipment used in the storage of horses must be constructed, installed and maintained in such a way as to protect the horses best from injury and not to be subjected to significant inconvenience.

Paragraph 2. Equipment for feeding and watering must be designed, constructed and installed in such a way as to ensure that there is at least the risk of contamination of feed and water, as well as for the fact that the horse is harmful to the horse.

Paragraph 3. All automated or mechanical equipment that is of significance to the health and welfare of hestes must be fitted in such a way as to protect the horses from the best possible protection against injury and not to be subjected to significant inconvenience. The equipment must be followed at least once a day. Any errors found must be rectified immediately, and if this is not possible, appropriate measures must be taken to protect the health and welfare of the pagan animals until the failure is corrected.

Paragraph 4. The inventory, including borrows, mechanical equipment, etc., must be so designed and installed to achieve as low noise level as possible.

§ 13. Air circulation, dust content, temperature, relative humidity and concentration of gases must be kept at a level which is not harmful to horses and the stable must have ventilation, which ensures a sufficient air change.

§ 14. There must be sufficient natural light to satisfy the behavioural and physiological needs of horse, in order to ensure a natural incline, the total area of windows el.lign shall be the total area. reply to at least 7%. of the gold area of the stable.

Paragraph 2. In addition to the natural light, there must be light sources that ensure that the horses at any time can be carefully looked at. The light sources must be positioned so that they do not result in inconvenience or harm to the horses.

§ 15. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down detailed rules on the general nature of the stalkers.

Chapter 4

Access to a fold

§ 16. For any horse team, there must be access to a crease.

Paragraph 2. The folder must have an area of at least 800 m², the shortest side of which shall be at least 20 m. If the fold is folded by more than four horses at the same time, it shall be increased in 1. Act. specified area requirements by 200 m² per unit ; Horse. A fold may not be used by more than 20 horses.

Paragraph 3. The public must not engenate barbed wire.

§ 17. Heste must not be less than 2 hours 5 days a week to exercise or release free movement on a fold.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 may be derogated from, where veterinary or weather conditions are essential for this.

Paragraph 3. When foal and plague are folding, cf. paragraph 1, until they are two years old, in collapse with species of species, unless veterinary matters are critical in this regard.

§ 18. There must be a plan for each horse team to be a plan for when each horse comes on a crease.

§ 19. The person responsible for a horse team must ensure that horses, which go out during the winter and in periods of winter-like weather, only be out for more than 12 hours per day, if they have developed a strong and dense hair and has access to the leather and the leashed layer ; or building where all animals at the same time can rest on a dry, striding.

Paragraph 2. In shack or building the floor area must meet the area requirements in section 8 (3). 1.

Paragraph 3. Leashed or building must be placed in a place with adequate irrigation.

20. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down detailed rules on access to and the introduction of the fold in the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may also lay down detailed rules on the fact that section 19 (1). 1 may be deviated from the horses of certain breeds.

Chapter 5

Feed and water

§ 21. The feed ration of horses is to contain sufficient structural feed.

§ 22. Horses must be given free access to fresh drinking water.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply in the case of a shorter stay in a crease up to four hours.

Chapter 6

Supervision, etc.

-23. Anyone who holds a horse shall see to it that the horse is seen at least once a day.

Paragraph 2. Any person who holds a horse must ensure that the horse team is seen by a veterinarian at least once a year. In the veterinary supervision of the veterinarian, an assessment of whether the equine team complies with the rules laid down in this Act is to be assessed.

§ 24. In the event of a disease or injury, the person responsible for the horse team must ensure that the horse, if necessary, is isolated and to be taken into account. In serious suffering, or if the horse does not quickly improve, a veterinarian must immediately be called.

Chapter 7

Commissioning and training

§ 25. Anyone who holds a horse must ensure that the horse of an early age is taught to be handled.

Paragraph 2. Training, training and use of horses must be adapted to the age of the horse and their physical and mental capacity, so that they are best protected from pain, suffering, anxiety, lasting but and significant disadvantages.

SECTION 26. Equipment used as auxiliary means of equidae must be adapted to each horse and must not inflict injury on the horse or be used as coercion.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down detailed rules for the use of remedies and coercion.

§ 27. Any form of medication and treatment, including surgical treatment, which are intended to conceal disease symptoms so that the horse can exercise and participate in competitions is not allowed.

Chapter 8

Hovsing and marking

§ 28. The cutting or application of the equine animals shall be carried out as necessary.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules that the pruning or disclosure of beposals may only be carried out by persons with the appropriate vocational training for such products. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may also lay down requirements for training.

§ 29. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules that the marking of horses should be carried out by people who have been trained to do so. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may also lay down requirements for training.

Chapter 9

Training

-$30. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules that the person responsible for a professional horse team must be over 18 years of age and possess a relevant professional training. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may also lay down requirements for training.

Chapter 9 a

Substitution and insurance

§ 30 a. The owner of a horse is obliged to replace the injury that the horse is causing when it is loose. However, the damage caused to the injury may be reduced or lost.

Paragraph 2. It falls to the owner of a horse to draw insurance that covers the responsibility in accordance with paragraph 1. 1. The insurance undertaking shall be liable to compensate for damages in accordance with paragraph 1. 1. Exempt from the insurance obligation is the horses held by the public sector.

Paragraph 3. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down detailed rules on the subject of the undertaking ' s liability. Section 31 does not apply to the fixing of rules pursuant to this provision.

$30 b. Provisions in second law relating to objective liability for damage caused by non-attached horses, which the holder of the horse or any other, shall not apply where responsibility can be imposed under section 30 (a) (1). 1.

§ 30 c. If the insurance company is subject to injury to the insurance company, the company shall make the owner of the horse at any hearing to be present at the time of the notice referred to in the case of the Danish Court of Justice in accordance with Article 175 of the right to testify in civil matters. The addition shall contain information on the rules laid down in paragraph 1. 2.

Paragraph 2. Any party to be said in accordance with paragraph 1. One may, by submitting a motion to the court of proceedings, to the court of proceedings as a party to the proceedings. If the party does not enter the party, the ruling of the compensation issue shall be in judgment or in a binding agreement.

Chapter 10

Administrative requirements

§ 31. Before the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries lays down rules in accordance with the provisions of this Act, animal welfare organisations and other organisations which, in accordance with the prime minister, are particularly affected by the rules, must have the opportunity to express their opinion.

§ 32. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules for the purpose of meeting the directives and decisions of the European Community on the sound treatment of horses and the protection of the welfare of these animals. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may also lay down rules or take the rules necessary for the application of the European Community regulations relating to matters covered by this law, the minister for foodstuffs, agriculture and fisheries may lay down rules on the deviation of the rules laid down in the abovementioned legal instruments, to the extent that they contain access to it.

Appeal access

§ 32 a. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules for access to decisions taken pursuant to the law or under these rules, including that the decisions cannot be brought to the second administrative area ; the authority, and the competent authorities to resume a case after a complaint has been lodged. The Minister may also lay down rules on the submission of complaints, including the requirements for the complaint.

Chapter 10 a

Mandatory digital communication

§ 32 b. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules on written communications to and from the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries concerning matters covered by this law or by rules issued under this law, shall : conducted digitally.

Paragraph 2. The Minister may lay down detailed rules on digital communications, including the use of specific IT systems, special digital formats and digital signature el.lign.

Paragraph 3. A digital message is considered to have arrived when it is available for the message address.

§ 32 c. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules that decisions and other documents which have been made exclusively or issued on the basis of electronic data processing may be issued alone with the Ministry of the Ministry of dispatch.

§ 32 d. Where, pursuant to this law or rules issued pursuant to this law, a document issued by others other than the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries must be signed, this requirement may be met by means of a technique which, ensure unambiguous identification of the person who issued the document, cf. however, paragraph 1 2. Such documents are treated as a person with a personal signature document.

Paragraph 2. The Minister may lay down detailed rules on the deviation of regulatory requirements, including that the requirement for personal signatures may not be waisted for certain types of documents.

Chapter 11

Poopenings and penalties.

§ 33. In the event of infringement of rules laid down by this law or rules laid down pursuant to this law, an authority may, under the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, provide the responsibility of the equidae for the equidae within a time limit to rectify the conditions laid down by the Ministry of the Food and Safety of the Lion. which are not in accordance with those rules.

Paragraph 2. It shall be sent to the letter in writing. The man responsible for the horse team must have the opportunity to express their views before the tender is granted.

Paragraph 3. The provision in paragraph 1 shall be 2 may be deviated, to the extent necessary to avert an essential condition of the animal.

Paragraph 4. No notice shall be granted in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 if the horse team responsible for the horse team has already been notified in accordance with the same conditions as the section 21 of the Animal Control Act. An injunction granted in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 shall be suspended if subsequent notification shall be notified in respect of the same conditions as the section 21 of the animal slots.

§ 34. (Aphat)

$35. With fine or imprisonment for four months, the person failing to comply with an injunction after paragraph 33 is punished.

Paragraph 2. The penalty will be penalised by the penalty that violates section 30 (a). 2.

Paragraph 3. In the measurement of the penalty under paragraph 1, Paragraph 1 shall be deemed to be a cumbent circumstance where the infringement is committed in the practice of the pursuit of the profession.

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

Chapter 12

Entry into force and transitional provisions, etc.

§ 36. The law shall enter into force on 1. January 2008, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-4.

Paragraph 2. For horse teams established before 1. July 2007, sections 5, 12 and 13 shall apply only from 1. January, 2011.

Paragraph 3. For horse teams established before 1. July 2007, sections 11, 16 and 18 shall apply only from 1. January 2016.

Paragraph 4. For horse teams established before 1. July 2007, section 6, paragraph 6. Paragraph 1 and paragraph. 3, sections 7-9 and section 14 (4). ONE, TWO. intended, first use from 1. January 2020.

§ 37. The law does not apply to the Faroe Islands and Greenland.

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Law No 315 of 30. April 2008 (Objectively liable liability and statutory liability insurance for non-attached horses) 2) includes the following entry into force :

§ 2

The law shall enter into force on 1. July 2008.

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Law No 500 of 12. June 2009 (Procurement scheme, payment for the following marketing control and tested checks etc.) 3) includes the following entry into force :

§ 7

Paragraph 1. The law shall enter into force on 1. July 2009, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. The Minister of Justice shall set the time of entry into section 24 e and 24 of the animal protection slots in section 1 of this law. 4.

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Law No 91 of 9. February, 2011, on team of slaughter turkeys 4) includes the following entry into force :

§ 19. The law shall enter into force on 1. January 2012.

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Law No 1459 of 17. December 2013 (Mandatory digital communications, alteration of rules of appeal as a result of ressoring transfer, etc.) 5) includes the following entry into force :

§ 17

Paragraph 1. The law shall enter into force on 1. January 2014.

Paragraph 2. Administrative requirements issued under the existing provisions shall remain in force until they are amended or repealed.

1) In the context of a royal resolution of 14. In December 2011, the responsibility for matters relating to animal welfare, animal welfare for production animals, pet animals and hobbyanimals and exotic animals, slaughter and killing of animals, transport of animals and animals, etc. transferred from the Minister of Justice to the Minister for the Ministry of the European Union ; food, agriculture and fisheries. The Minister for Justice has changed : 'The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries', the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries ': the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries'.

2) The law is related to section 30 a-30 c, section 35, paragraph 1. Two and three.

3) The law relates to section 33.

4) The law applies to § 33 and § 34.

5) The law is related to section § 32 a-32 d, and § 34.