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Announcement Of Law On Veterinarians

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse af lov om dyrlæger

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Scope of application
Chapter 2 Animal medicine
Chapter 3 Preschores ' duties
Chapter 4 Medicinal products for animals
Chapter 5 Registers
Chapter 6 Departure of vets ' rights
Chapter 7 Veterinaary Health Council
Chapter 8 Veterinary laboratories
Chapter 9 Supervision, complaint and payment
Chapter 9 a Mandatory digital communication
Chapter 10 Punishment
Chapter 11 Entry into force and transitional provisions

Publication of the Law on veterinarians

In this way, the veterinary surgeon shall be announced, cf. Law Order no. 875 of 29. June 2013, with the changes resulting from paragraph 8 of Law No 1459 of 17. December, 2013.

Chapter 1

Scope of application

§ 1. The law includes the right to exercise the duties of the veterinary service and the obligations of veteriners and veterinary laboratories and the Veterinary Health Council.

Chapter 2

Animal medicine

§ 2. For the purposes of veterinary purposes,

1) to take an animal during treatment when there is reason to assume that the animal or the herd to which it is heard is suffering from an infectious disease, where notification must be submitted under the legislation on infectious diseases in animals,

2) to take other people ' s animals under treatment for any other disease, for the treatment required to be given veterinary knowledge ;

3) to take animals under the treatment of medicinal products which, after apothecary legislation, must only be handed down against prescription,

4) to exercise veterinary health advice to the owner of a herd or his authorized representative under a scheme established under this law,

5) to exercise veterinary food control and supervision, where veterinary training is of major importance and

6) to pursue other activities in which veterinary training is of major importance.

Paragraph 2. The right to exercise veterinary service and to sign up as a veterinarian has only the authorised veterinarian as referred to in section 3 (3). In accordance with Article 35, 1 or 3, or which has access to veterinary practice in accordance with provisions laid down in accordance with the provisions of Article 35.

§ 3. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries shall send an official veterinarian to the veterinary record of the University of the University of Copenhagen.

Paragraph 2. The minister shall lay down rules on the procedure for granting authorization.

Paragraph 3. The Minister shall be able to give persons who, through training and vocational training abroad, have obtained qualifications which may be equivalent to training in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, approval of the veterinarian in this country. Authorisation may be made subject to the fact that the person concerned has followed the teaching of certain subjects at the University of Copenhagen and, where appropriate, to a test in these subjects. In the authorization, restrictions may be imposed in the use of the animal medicinal product in the person concerned.

Paragraph 4. The authorization to be approved as a veterinarian in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 or 3, in order to provide for a veterinarian, the text of the veterinarian is to be determined by the minister.

Paragraph 5. The Minister shall lay down rules on the language requirements for veterinarians practicalior in the practice of veterinary medicine in Denmark.

Paragraph 6. The Secretary will publish the names of authorized veterinarians.

§ 4. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may notify veterinary students which meet specified student law, provisional authorisation to assist veterinarians in the exercise of veterinary activities, if the need for veterinary medical conditions cannot be covered by : veterinarians.

Paragraph 2. The Minister may lay down rules that the veterinary surgeable may be granted to veterinarians in the exercise of the veterinary medicinal activities covered by the provisions of section 2 (2), which are not trained as a veterinarian. 1, no. 2-6. The Minister may lay down rules on the training requirements for which they are to be met. The Minister may decide on the professional name of such persons and that such a term may be used only by persons who have undergone such training and passed the test for which the minister has been prewritten.

Paragraph 3. The Minister may grant authorisation to and lay down rules that, under the deployment of Danish forces abroad or on board ships, persons who are not veterinarians are engaged in the veterinary service subject to the provisions of section 2 (2). 1, no. Two and three. The Minister may make provision or lay down rules on the training requirements for which the parties in question must meet.

§ 5. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may, in accordance with the opinion of the Veterinary Health Council and the Legal Reader, refuse to grant authorization to a person as a veterinarian if the person concerned is presumed to be unfit for use in the practice of veterinary medicinal products ; of corporeals or rare flaws. Authorisation may also be refused under the section 78 (5) of the penal code. Two, mentioned circumstances.

Paragraph 2. The authorization may require the decision to be made in the case of the courts. The Minister shall guide the person concerned of the trial of the test. The request for examination shall be made within four weeks of the notification to the person concerned.

§ 6. An practising veterinarian is taken to mean a veterinarian who carries out the provisions of Article 2 (2) of the law. 1, no. 1-4, rights.

Paragraph 2. A veterinary practice is understood to mean a company from which one or more practitioners of practitioners carry out their work.

Paragraph 3. A veterinarian who, as a self-employed or employed person, will be employed as an practitioner practitioner, shall be reported to registration, cf. section 16 (4). The same applies to veterinary practice.

Paragraph 4. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules on the extent to which they may be laid down in section 2 (2). 1, no. 1 4, mentioned activities may only be carried out by veterinarians who have received confirmation that they are registered as practised practitioners in accordance with paragraph 1. 3.

§ 7. Permission to sign as a specialist shall be notified by the Secretary of State of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries. The Minister shall lay down rules for the granting of authorization.

Chapter 3

Preschores ' duties

§ 8. A veterinarian is obliged to show care and conscientious duty during the course of his work.

Paragraph 2. If a veterinarian is to be carried out in the course of his knowledge that the health of the animals is not taken into account or that livestock production is not taken into account in the case of food production, the necessary considerations of hygiene, medical use and other conditions of food production are not taken into account ; in the case of food safety, the veterinarian must make the animal owner or the crew responsible aware of this in order to change the circumstances or, where appropriate, appeal to the appropriate authority. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules on this subject.

§ 8 a. An practising veterinarian must not practise without authorisation from the minister of food, agriculture and fisheries, if the veterinarian is through ownership, employment conditions or other financial interests in companies producing, introducing, performs, stockpiling, distributor, distributor, splitter or packaged medicinal products to animals. Permission can only be granted in exceptional cases.

Paragraph 2. Rule of paragraph (1) Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the distribution, fragmentation and the supply of medicinal products for use in veterinary practice.

Paragraph 3. If a practising veterinarian ' s spouse, collectiviate or affinity in a straight line by means of ownership, function or otherwise, has significant financial interests in an undertaking producing, introducing, carrying out, stockpiling, reseller, in the case of an animal distributor, divider or packaged medicinal products to animals, the veterinarian must give the minister informed thereof.

Paragraph 4. The Minister may lay down rules on when and in the manner in which the information referred to in paragraph 1 is available. 3 shall be provided. The Minister may notify the prohibition of the veterinarian practising, if the conditions stated are such that they are deemed to have been able to influence the practising behaviour of the practitioner.

§ 8 b. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules on the obligations of farmers in relation to own control of animal welfare in farm crews.

Paragraph 2. The veterinarians covered by the law shall bear the costs of the inspections and checks carried out in accordance with the rules laid down in accordance with paragraph 1. The Minister may lay down rules on this subject.

§ 9. An practising veterinarian is obliged to provide the first necessary assistance to seriously injured animals or animals with pain-volting diseases or births, when the assistance of the information available is to be considered as : Neat. However, the veterinarian is exempt from this obligation if the person concerned has valid appropriate or timely assistance may be granted by another, which shall be more closely related to the situation.

§ 10. A veterinary practitioner has a duty in the geographical area where the person concerned has its usual clientele, duty to undertake veterinary work as part of the fight against infectious diseases in animals.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries lays down rules on the remuneration of the practitioners of veterinary work in the context of the public fight against infectious diseases in animals.

§ 11. A veterinarian must submit the reports and notifications to which the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries shall require the person concerned for the purpose of finding and combating animal diseases and the veterinary inspection and veterinary checks ; veterinary food supervision. The Minister may lay down rules for the extent and in which way veterinarians of the reporting and reporting duty must keep records of certain parts of their business.

Paragraph 2. A veterinarian must, on the request of the Minister, provide any information regarding matters relating to the exercise of the veterinary medicinal product in the person concerned.

Paragraph 3. A veterinarian must keep records of the used, prescribed and delivered prescription-only medicines. The Minister may lay down rules on this and that use, prescribing and delivery of prescription-only medicines shall be reported to or made available to the supervisory authority.

Paragraph 4. The Minister may decide and lay down rules that veterinarians must keep records of extradition and use of other than those referred to in paragraph 1. 3 mentioned medicinal products.

Paragraph 5. The Minister may, as part of the supervision of the veterinary prescription of the veterinary agents, invite a veterinarian to keep accurate records of these prescriptive operations.

Paragraph 6. A veterinarian must base the reports, certificates and opinions on a careful examination of the basis for this.

§ 11 a. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules which allow veterinarians to report the results of diagnostic laboratory tests in connection with the investigation of animal diseases.

Chapter 4

Medicinal products for animals

§ 12. A veterinarian may only give or prescribe prescription-only medicines for the treatment of animal disease in animals when the veterinarian himself has made a diagnosis for the disease, cf. However, section 13. Diagnosis must be made

1) following a professional, clinical examination carried out personally by the veterinarian or of the sick animals,

2) after the veterinarian has examined the material of the sick animal or of the material investigating a state or other therm; of the food, agriculture and fisheries minister approved in accordance with the general public. however, paragraph 1 2, or

3) after the veterinarian has undergone the symptoms and process of the disease, with the owner or the person who, on behalf of his person, shall take stock of the animals, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. In the paragraphs in paragraph 1. 1, no. It is a condition that the veterinarian has such knowledge of the health conditions of the animal and to the owner or the person who, on behalf of his person, shall take stock of the fact that it is technically responsible for the diagnosis to be diagnosed on this basis.

Paragraph 3. The Minister may lay down rules for the use of medicinal products for preventative treatment.

Paragraph 4. The minister may lay down rules on the use of medicinal products and other biological active substances to animals, including restrictions or bans on the use of certain species of such substances.

§ 13. Although the conditions in section 12 (2), In the case of a female animal who has calved and male bovine animals over two and a half years, in the case of females who have calved and male bovine animals over two and a half years, in the case of females who have calved and male bovine animals over two and a half years, however, section 14 (4). 1-4.

Paragraph 2. The Minister may lay down rules on the supply or prescribing of prescription-only medicinal products for the post-treatment of bovine animals, in the case of females who have calved and male bovine animals over two and a half years.

§ 14. If the owner of a pig or herd herd has signed a written agreement on the base module in a health care advisory system after Article 34 (a) (1) (a), 1 and 2, in the case of animals of animals, the veterinarian may, if they have diagnosed and commenced the processing of the individual animal, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1, prescribe or supply prescription medicinal products to the crew owner or his authorized representative for the processing of

1) pigs and

2) in the case of females that have not yet calved and male bovine animals for two and a half years.

Paragraph 2. In the pig and herd herd which is covered by a written health advisory certificate, 1, cf. § 34 a (3) (a) 3, in the case of animals of animals, the veterinary medicinal product may prescribe or supply prescription medicinal products to the occupant or his representative to the animal ;

1) treatment of the pigs of the crew, which may be expected to be attacked by a disease which the veterinarian has already diagnosed in the crew, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1,

2) treatment of bovine animals which have not yet calved and male bovine animals up to two and a half years which are likely to be attacked by a disease which the veterinarian has already diagnosed in the crew, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1, and

3) the post-treatment of bovine animals, in the case of females having calved and male bovine animals over two and a half years.

Paragraph 3. In bovine herds subject to a written health advisory agreement, Appendix 2 is subject to : cf. § 34 a (3) (a) 3, in the case of animals of animals, the veterinary medicinal product may prescribe or supply prescription medicinal products to the occupant or his representative for the treatment of the bovine herd ' s bovine animals likely to be infected by a disease the veterinarian already has ; diagnosed in the crew, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1.

Paragraph 4. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules on a different age limit for bovine animals in respect of the supply and prescribing of prescription-only medicinal products other than those referred to in paragraph 1. 1, 2 and 5.

Paragraph 5. The minister may lay down rules on the supply or prescribing of prescription-only medicinal products for the prior treatment and treatment of bovine animals in the case of females who have calved, and male bovine animals over two and a half hours ; years in herds that are not covered by health care agreements, cf. paragraph Two and three.

Paragraph 6. The Minister may lay down rules that a veterinarian in a herd of other animals other than those referred to in section 34 a (1), may be laid down. 1 and 2, in the Act on the Crew of Animals and which are covered by a written health consulting agreement, prescribe or extradite prescription-only medicinal products to the crew owner or his representative for the treatment of animals in the crew, which may be expected to : be attacked by a disease that the vet has already diagnosed in the crew, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1.

Paragraph 7. In the cases referred to in paragraph 1. For the marketing owner or his representative, the veterinarian must carefully describe the clinical signs that have to be found prior to commencement of treatment.

§ 15. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries lays down rules for the supply and the prescribing of prescription-only medicinal products, cf. ~ § 2, 4 and 12 and ~ 14 (3)) 1-3. The Minister may, in particular, lay down specific rules for the supply and prescribing of prescription-only medicines for animals not used for human consumption.

§ 15 a. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may indicate that a veterinarian is required to initiate diagnostic laboratory tests to verify the diagnosis made on the basis of the treatment of the veterinarian's choice.

Chapter 5

Registers

§ 16. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may create a register containing information about veterinarians, including practising veterinarians and veterinary practices. The register may contain information on the extent of rights and disclaimer, disclaimer and disreplection of the rights of the vets. The register may also contain information on breaches of the law or rules laid down in this Regulation and by the law, incidentally, where the offence has been carried out in the course of the exercise of the veterinary practice.

Paragraph 2. The minister may lay down rules on the operation and construction of the regime, concerning the obligation of the veteriners to review the registration, including the information to be shown on the notification and the obligation to report changes. The Minister may also lay down rules on restrictions on access to information from the register and on the collection of payment in connection with extracts of information from the Register.

§ 16 a. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may obtain the information from other public authorities necessary to ensure that veterinary legislation is complied with, including for the purposes of registers interconnection and the composition of information ; for control purposes, including information on tax matters.

§ 17. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules on the operation of the Vetstat medical register, including the information contained in the veterinary register, on restrictions on access to information from the register, as well as on the subject of information relating to the veterinary register ; the collection of payment in connection with extracts of information from the register.

Chapter 6

Departure of vets ' rights

§ 18. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may deprive a veterinarian of authorisations when there is reason to assume that the person concerned is due to intangible or soulable defects, cf. Section 5 (5). First of all, or due to gross incompetence, no future enterprise will be carried out in a responsible manner.

Paragraph 2. Under similar conditions, as set out in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 may take away from a veterinarian the following rights :

1) The right to practice as an practitioner practitioner, cf. § 6.

2) The right to conduct public business in accordance with the provisions in force, as well as to carry out the tests carried out in accordance with the legislation on infectious diseases in animal diagnostics and to carry out material for such investigations. At the same time, the right to issue certificates on the results of diagnostic checks is lapsed.

3) The right to prescribe medicinal products which, after apothecary, only have to be extradiated against prescription.

4) The right to distribute medicinal products under the apothecary law.

Paragraph 3. Departing rights pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 and 2 are done for a period of between 1 and 5 years or for bestankers.

§ 19. In the case of food, agriculture and fisheries, the decision to withdraw approval or part of such approval pursuant to section 18 shall be submitted to the Veterinary Health Council for its opinion.

Paragraph 2. The Veterinary Health Council must give the veterinarian an opportunity to express written and orally prior to issuing its opinion.

Paragraph 3. If the authority or parts thereof are discarded due to bodily or soulful defects, the case shall also be submitted to the Legal Reader.

Paragraph 4. During the course of the proceedings, the veterinarian has the right to perform at or with one of the selected bitions, just as the veterinarian and the biperate have the right to familiarise themselves with the acts of the case.

Paragraph 5. If the Minister considers that the conditions for withdrawal are available, the authorization or part thereof may be temporarily withdrawn.

20. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may deprive a veterinarian of the right to prescribe all or individual groups of euphoria if the veterinarian is to be prescribed,

1) has violated an injunction granted in accordance with section 11 (4). 5,

2) prescribe eeuphoria in an inresponsible manner, or

3) prescribing euphoria to the use of their own or other people.

Paragraph 2. Departing the item in paragraph 1. The court referred to in paragraph 1 shall take place for a period of between 1 and 5 years or for bestankers.

§ 21. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may deprive a veterinarian of an authorization given on the basis of an authorization in another country, provided the authority of the other country is deprived of the veterinary surgeon or otherwise loses its validity.

§ 22. A decision after section 18, section 19, paragraph 1. The decision shall be submitted to the courts of 5, section 20 or section 21 of the decision.

Paragraph 2. Applications for this shall be made within four weeks of the decision to include information on access to justice and the time limit for the time for which it has been notified. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries is putting a case against the former in the form of civil justice.

Paragraph 3. The application for a lawsuit has an effect, but the court may decide by ruling that the person concerned shall not exercise the right of the proceedings in question. If the decision by the minister is legally obtained by the judgment, it may in this case be determined that it does not have any effect on the effects of the sentence.

-23. A veterinarian may waives the authority or parts thereof, cf. Section 18 (2). 2, if the person concerned

1) Whereas, in the infringement of essential considerations of food safety or animal health, damage to human or animal health has caused or induced a hazard, or

2) has been guilty of repeated infringements of the law or rules issued under the law, except in the provisions and rules laid down in Section 24.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries estimates that the conditions under paragraph 1 shall be laid down. 1 has been fulfilled, the Minister may, in cases where there are any immediate danger of misuse, the authorisations or parts thereof. The involvement of the authorization or part of the authorization may require the involvement of the Member in the courts. The Minister must guide the vet on the trial of the trial. The request for examination shall be made within four weeks of the notification to the person concerned. The period during which the authorities or parts thereof have been withdrawn shall be deduction from the absence of deduction.

Paragraph 3. The approval or part of the authorization shall be granted for a period of between 1 and 5 years or for bestankers.

Paragraph 4. Disorder may be done for Condugable, if that person

1) intentionally, injury to human or animal health, or intentionally intentional, has caused the presence of a general danger ;

2) is granted the authority or parts thereof for a period of between 1 and 5 years and the new relationship has been committed in the time of absence, or

3) on several occasions, the approval shall be granted or parts thereof for a period of between 1 and 5 years.

§ 24. If a veterinarian is guilty of abusive or repeated infringement of section 14 (4), 1 3, or rules laid down pursuant to section 14 (1). In the case of 4 6, or 15, that person may be granted the right to conclude agreements on health advice and to prescribe or extradite prescription-only medicines after paragraph 14 (3). 1-6.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries estimates that the conditions under paragraph 1 shall be laid down. The Minister may, in the absence of any immediate danger of abuse, may temporarily suspend the right to enter into health consulting agreements and to prescribe or provide prescription medicinal products as referred to in paragraph 14 (1). 1-6. The involvement of the rights involved may require the involvement of the competent authority in the case of the courts. The Minister must guide the vet on the trial of the trial. The request for examination shall be made within four weeks of the notification to the person concerned. The period of time in which the right to enter into health advisory agreements and to prescribe or extradite prescription-only medicines after paragraph 14 (3). One-six has been revoked, deduction from the waisi-off period.

Paragraph 3. The absence of the right to enter into health consulting agreements and to prescribe or extradite prescription-only medicines in accordance with section 14 (4). 1 6, for a period of between 1 and 5 years or for bestankers.

Paragraph 4. Disorder may be done for Condugable, if that person

1) are renowned the right to enter into health consulting agreements and to prescribe or extradite prescription-only medicinal products in accordance with section 14 (4). 1-6, for a period of between 1 and 5 years and the new relationship has been committed in the time of absence, or

2) several times have been granted the right to enter into health consulting agreements and to prescribe or provide prescription-only medicinal products in accordance with section 14 (1). 1-6, for a period of between 1 and 5 years.

§ 25. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may, at all times, waivethe application of an application in accordance with section 18, section 19 (1). Section 20, section 20, or section 21 taken from the rights of the Member If the removal of the waiver is to be withdrawn, the person concerned may require the decision to be waistaged by the courts, provided that the period of 1 years after removal and at least one year after the exercise of the right to be taken in court, may be subject to the removal of the waiver ; by the most recent refusal of judgment. Section 22 (2). 2 shall apply mutatis mutis.

Paragraph 2. Where a judgment has been passed on the authority or parts thereof, or of the right to enter into health consulting agreements and to prescribe or extradite prescription-only medicinal products in accordance with section 14 (4). 1-6, cf. section 23 and 24, the issue of the generals may not be brought before the courts once it has been five years from the time of absence and at least two years after the acquisition of the right at the latest is denied. The decision is made by the ruling.

SECTION 26. A veterinarian may wai-write the authorization or one or more of them in section 18 (3). The rights referred to in 2. The description may be limited to the prescribing of euphoria substances or to a certain group of such substances. Authorisation or unwritten rights shall be taken into account when the time limit has been set out from the date of release and may, incidentally, be taken in accordance with the application, provided that circumstances are not in existence that would justify deprivation of the the authorization or rights, in accordance with sections 18, 20, 21, 23 and 24.

Paragraph 2. If the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries reaps the recovery of the rights of unwritten rights, the decision may in accordance with the rules laid down in section 22 (2). 2, request submitted for the courts.

Paragraph 3. The provision in section 25 shall apply mutatis muth.

§ 27. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries shall send out notification of waiver, waiver, disclaimer, or regeneration of the authorization or to one or more rights, cf. § 18, section 19, paragraph. 5, section 20, 21, 23, 24 and 26.

Chapter 7

Veterinaary Health Council

§ 28. The Veterinary Health Council consists of five members.

Paragraph 2. The Council is set up by the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries. In the composition of the Council, the Minister shall ensure, as far as possible, that the members of the Council are persons with insight into professional disciplines, which are of particular importance for the solution of the tasks that are devoted to the Council. The Minister will appoint a President and a vice-president of the Council.

Paragraph 3. The Minister lays down rules on the activities of the Council.

Paragraph 4. The Minister shall lay down rules for the establishment of a Council Secretariat and on the composition and operation of the composition.

§ 29. The Veterinary Health Council shall issue veterinary advice on matters submitted to the Council of the Food, Agriculture and Fisheries Councils. The Minister may lay down rules governing the authorities which may submit to the Council a request for a statement from the Council and in which cases this may be done.

Paragraph 2. The Council shall, at the request of those referred to in paragraph The said authorities in the field of their rescress shall make statements on specific questions of a matter of principle relating to the importance of veterinary importance.

Paragraph 3. The Council may make up for statements in the case of experts or request such experts to participate in the proceedings of the proceedings or in the processing of the question submitted when the examination of a case submitted to the Council or to a question referred to in the Commission presuppositions ; a competence of the Council which does not have sufficient scope for the Council.

Chapter 8

Veterinary laboratories

-$30. The establishment and operation of laboratories, which undertake to undertake diagnostic laboratory tests for other animals for the purposes of the detection of animal diseases, must be approved by the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries.

Paragraph 2. Manufacture of vaccines, sera and similar products to the prevention of animal diseases or the treatment of sick animals must take place only after the approval of the minister. The Minister may lay down rules for the notification of approval. However, the approval requirement shall not apply to the medical and veterinary laboratories and establishments of the State.

Paragraph 3. The Minister may lay down rules for the approval of laboratories and the operation of laboratories. The Minister may also lay down rules for the use of the names of the approved laboratories, in which the word 'approved' or similar form is used.

Paragraph 4. The minister shall supervise the approved laboratories and the undertakings that obtain approval pursuant to paragraph 1. 2. The minister may lay down rules for the exercise of and payment of supervision.

Chapter 9

Supervision, complaint and payment

§ 31. The Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries shall be carried out by a veterinary director who must be trained as a veterinarian.

§ 32. Veterinarians are subject to the supervision of the minister of food, agriculture and fisheries.

Paragraph 2. In the case of national education and research institutes, employed veterinarians are exempt from the provision referred to in paragraph 1. 1.

Paragraph 3. veterinarians shall, at the request of the supervisory authority, provide all information that is relevant to the supervision, and free of charge of the supervisory authority with the necessary assistance in the inspections, investigations and sampling, as well as other measures which : shall be implemented under the law or by rules laid down by the law or by the regulations of the European Union.

Paragraph 4. People who, pursuant to Article 4 (2), 1, have been given permission to assist veterinarians and persons who, pursuant to Article 4 (2), as laid down in accordance with rules laid down in the rules. 2, providing veterinarians assistance is subject to the supervision of the minister of food, agriculture and fisheries. They're in 1. Act. the persons referred to shall, at the request of the supervisory authority, provide any information that is relevant to the supervision.

§ 33. The supervisory authority and persons special authorised to do so shall at all times against appropriate credentials and without a court order of access to public and private properties, premises, means of transport, business books and papers, etc., including : electronic data, in order to provide information for the purposes of using the law or the rules laid down by the law or the regulations of the European Union, and free of charge for examination by payment of any charge.

Paragraph 2. The police shall provide assistance, where necessary. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may, by agreement with the Minister of Justice, lay down rules on this subject.

§ 34. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may make the requiers and bans deemed necessary to ensure compliance with the law and rules laid down by the law and by the European Union regulations.

$35. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may lay down rules for the implementation of the European Union Directives and decisions relating to matters covered by this law ; moreover, the minister may lay down rules necessary for : the application of the European Union Regulations relating to matters covered by the law.

§ 36. If the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the Ministry, the Minister may lay down rules on access to justice, including the fact that the decisions cannot be made available ; be brought to the second administrative authority, and the authority of the Authority to resume a case after a complaint has been lodged. However, this does not apply to cases subject to Chapter 6. The Minister may also lay down rules on the submission of complaints, including the requirements for the complaint.

Paragraph 2. After negotiating with the minister in question or the local authority organisation, the Minister may lay down rules on the participation of other public authorities or institutions by the task of taking duties under the law. The Minister may lay down rules on access to a complaint by the decisions of these authorities and institutions, including the fact that the decisions cannot be brought to the second administrative authority and whether the authorities or institutions are allowed to access it ; resume a case after a complaint has been lodged.

§ 37. Payment obligations laid down by Regulation in the territory of this law, in this Act or in accordance with this law, and which are not paid in due time, shall be attributed unless otherwise provided in the European Union's legal acts ; annual interest rate corresponding to the rate of reference laid down in the interest rate fixed by the due date of the due date are to be calculated. However, interest shall be at least 50 kr. In the case of memory letters, a 100 krat fee is paid, which is regulated by the adjustment rate in the law of a rate adjustment percentage. The amount is rounded to the nearest with 10 delegate crown amounts.

Chapter 9 a

Mandatory digital communication

§ 37 a. 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.

§ 37 b. 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.

§ 37 c. 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 10

Punishment

§ 38. Unless higher penalties have been inflited on the other legislation, the penalty shall be punished by fine ;

1) violates section 2 (2). 2, section 6 (4). 3, section 8, section 8 (a) (1). Paragraph 1, section 10, section 10, section 10. Paragraph 1, section 11, paragraph 11. 3 and 6, section 12 (2). 1, section 13, section 14 (4). 1-3 and 7, and section 30 (3). 1 and 2,

2) without authorization after section 7, as a specialist,

3) without authorisation, as a veterinarian, in cases where a permit after Article 8 (a) (1) is practiced. 1 is required,

4) fail to comply with the prohibition of Article 8 (a) (a), FOUR, TWO. ptangle, in accordance with section 11 (3). 5, and section 15 a, or pleas or prohibitions after section 34,

5) fails to provide information in accordance with Article 8 (a) (a), 3, or information requested in accordance with section 11 (2), ONE, ONE. pkt., section 11, paragraph 1. 2, and section 32 (3). 3 and 4, or

6) not provide assistance after paragraph 32 (1). 3.

Paragraph 2. 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 of gross negligence and an infringement of 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 3. Where a person who has lost or has no right to act as a veterinarian is to exercise such activity, shall be punished by fine or penitentiary for up to two years.

Paragraph 4. The rules laid down under the law can be punished for the penalties imposed on the rules laid down in the rules. The rules may also lay down penalties for the infringement of rules laid down by the European Union on matters covered by this Act, and may also be laid down that the penalty may rise to prison for two years under analogs. the conditions set out in paragraph 1. 2.

Paragraph 5. In the measurement of fines in accordance with paragraph 1, 1 and 4, in the case of sections 8, 11, 12, 13, 14 or 15 or rules issued in accordance with them, in addition to the general rules of the Penal Code, account shall be taken of the number of health advisory agreements entered into by the veterinarian concerned.

Paragraph 6. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

§ 39. If a violation is not to be penal than fine, the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries may indicate that the case can be determined without legal proceedings if the perpetrated by the offence has been declared guilty, the infringement and shall declare itself prepared within a specified period, which may be extended, in accordance with the request of the request, of the payment of a fine.

Paragraph 2. With regard to the provisions of paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 shall apply the rules in the case of law on claims to the content of an indictment and not to have a duty to express the appropriate use.

Paragraph 3. If the fine is timely, or will it be adopted after the place of the place or the time of the vote, then further persecution is suspended.

Chapter 11

Entry into force and transitional provisions

§ 40. The timing of the law or parts of the law will be determined by the minister of food, agriculture and fisheries.

Paragraph 2. In this respect, the Minister may stipulate that the veterinary medicinal product may be permitted in accordance with the veterinary medicinal product. Law Order no. 43 of 23. In January 2003, in whole or in part.

Paragraph 3. Rules issued in accordance with or maintained at the time of paragraph 1. The provisions of this Act shall remain in force until they are repealed or replaced by provisions adopted pursuant to this Act, subject to the penalties imposed on the rules laid down in the current rules.

Paragraph 4. Persons who, at the entry into force of this law, are entitled to practice the veterinary practice, irrespective of the provision in Article 2, shall continue to be entitled to act as a veterinarian for the purposes of which they shall be deemed to have been authorized under this law.

Paragraph 5. A veterinarian who, at the time of the entry into force of this law, has been given permission to sign up as a specialist, shall remain eligible for the purposes of Section 7 to operate and be used as a specialist veterinarian.

Paragraph 6. Diagnostic laboratories approved before the entry into force of the law must, irrespective of the provision in section 30, shall be deemed to have been approved pursuant to that law.

Paragraph 7. Undertakings producing vaccines, sera and similar products and approved before the entry into force of the law shall be deemed to have been approved pursuant to this Act as approved.

§ 41. The law does not apply to the Faroe Islands and Greenland, but can, by means of a royal device, be put into force for Greenland, with the deviations from which Greenland's conditions are applied.


Law No 431 of 6. June 2005 (Simplification, harmonisation and objectification of the rules on debt recovery for the public and so on, and the possibility of the use of digital paychecks, 1) includes the following entry into force :

§ 85

Paragraph 1. The law shall enter into force on 1. Nov 2005, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. (Udelades)


Law No 105 of 20. February 2006 (Strafcut) 2) includes the following entry into force :

§ 3

The law shall enter into force on 1. March 2006.


Law No 1557 of 20. December 2006 (Transparency on the pharmaceutical rebate, etc. in the field of medicine, the liberalisation of parts of the pharmaceutical distribution and the improvement of animal welfare and food safety) contained the following entry into force :

§ 4

The Minister for Domestic Affairs lays down the time of the entry into force of the law. 3)


Law No 1336 of 19. December 2008 (Impact changes as a consequence of the debt recovery of debt to the public sector) 4) includes the following entry into force :

§ 167

Paragraph 1. The law shall enter into force on 1. January, 2009, cf. however, paragraph 1 2. Section 11 shall apply only to decisions on the retention of pay, which shall be taken after the entry into force of the law.

Paragraph 2. (Udelades)


Law No 410 of 28. May 2009 (the language requirements and the independence of practitioners) 5) includes the following entry into force :

§ 2

Paragraph 1. The law shall enter into force on 1. June 2009.

Paragraph 2. (Udelades)


Law No 411 of 28. May 2009 (The obligations of the animals in relation to own control of animal welfare in farm holdings) 6) provided the following entry into force :

§ 2

The law shall enter into force on 1. June 2009.


Law No 401 of 21. April 2010 (Mandatory Heating Healthcare, etc.) contains the following entry into force :

§ 3

Paragraph 1. The law shall enter into force on 1. July, 2010, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries shall determine the date of entry into force of the Act 1. 7)


Law No 402 of 21. April 2010 (Possession of medicinal products, etc.) 8) includes the following entry into force :

§ 3

The law shall enter into force on 1. July, 2010.


Law No 562 of 18. June 2012 (Approval of marks to animals, preparedness for chemical contamination of animals, the reporting of laboratory animals, young bovine animals, etc.) ; 9) includes the following entry into force :

§ 3

The law shall enter into force on 1. July 2012.


Law No 527 of 28. May 2013 (EU-class training requirements, group delivery requirements, a mandatory digital communication on the prior notification of the export of live animals and so on and supervision of persons providing veterinarians) ; 10) includes the following entry into force :

§ 4

The law shall enter into force on 1. July, 2013.


Law No 1459 of 17. December 2013 (Mandatory digital communication, amendment of the complaint provisions as a result of ressoring transfer and others) 11) 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.

The Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, the 15th. May 2014

Dan Jørgensen

-Birthe Schubart

Official notes

1) The amendment relates to the addition of paragraph 37 (3). 4.

2) The amendment relates to the amendment of paragraph 38 (4). 2, and adding section 38 (3). 5, then paragraph 1. 5 has become paragraph 8. 6.

3) Notice no. 98 of 25. In January 2007, it is decided that the amendment will enter into force on 2. April 2007. The law applies to the addition of § 8 a, § 15 a and § 16 a, and amendment of section 38 (4). 1, no. One and three.

4) The law applies to the cancellation of section 37 (4). 2-4.

5) The amendment relates to the addition of section 3 (3). 5, then paragraph 1. 5 has become paragraph 8. 6, and adding section 38 (3). 1, no. 3, then number 3-5 has become number two. 4-6, and change of paragraph 3, paragraph 1. 4, section 8 a, section 38 (3). 1, no. Three, which has become number three. 4, and section 38 (3). 1, no. Four, which has become number two. 5.

6) The law applies to the addition of § 8 b.

7) Notice no. 686 of 24. June 2010 is intended for the amendment to enter into force on 1. July, 2010. The law applies to the addition of paragraph 2 (2). 1, no. 4, then no. 4 and 5 have become number two. 5 and 6, and amendment of section 4 (4). 2, section 6 (4). 1 and 4, section 13 (3). Paragraph 1, section 14, section 15, section 24, section 24, Paragraph 1, section 24, paragraph 4. TWO, ONE. and 4. pkt., section 24, paragraph 3, section 24, paragraph. 4, no. One and two, section 25, paragraph. 2 and section 38 (3). 1, no. 1.

8) The amendment relates to the amendment of paragraph 3 (1). Paragraph 3 (1) and 3. THREE, ONE. and 2. Act.

9) The amendment relates to the addition of section 11 a and amendment of Article 13 (3). 1-2, section 14, section 24, section 25, paragraph 25. 2 and section 38 (3). 1, no. The first is 'the European Community' changed to 'the European Union' and 'the European Community' has changed to : 'European Union'.

10) The amendment relates to the addition of section 32 (2). 4 and amendment of section 37 and section 38 (3). 1, no. 5.

11) The amendment relates to the addition of 3. Act. in section 36 paragraph. 1 and insert section § 37 a-37 c.