Chapter 1	Scope and definitions
Chapter 2	Conditions for authorization
Chapter 3	Authorised veterinary nurses ' operation
Chapter 4	Revocation
Chapter 5	Recognition of professional qualifications
Chapter 6	Punishment
Chapter 7	Entry into force and transitional provisions
Appendix 1	The following treatments must be carried out by authorised veterinary nurses on pet animals and horses which are excluded from human consumption, cf. the conditions of section 7 (2) ; 1, in the notification of veterinary services, etc.
Appendix 2	The following treatments must be carried out by authorised veterinary nurses on pet animals and horses which are excluded from human consumption, cf. the conditions of section 7 (2) ; 2, in the notification of veterinary services and so on.
Appendix 3	The following treatments must be carried out by authorised veterinary nurses on pet animals and horses which are excluded from human consumption, cf. the conditions of section 7 (2) ; 3, in the notification to the veterinary nurses and so on.

Publication of the authority of veterinary nurses, etc. 1)

In accordance with Article 4 (4), 2, section 35 and section 38 (3). 4, in the Law on veterinarians, cf. Law Order no. 1149 of 12. September 2015, according to section 10, paragraph 1 shall be adopted. 1, no. 2, in Notice no. 511 of 23. April 2015 on the duties and powers of the Food Board :

Chapter 1

Scope and definitions

§ 1. The notice lays down rules for the authorisation of veterinary nurses and of the treatment of pet animals and horses which are excluded from human consumption by authorised veterinary nurses and veterinary nurses.

Paragraph 2. The scope of the announcement shall include any national of an EU-/EEA Member State or a country with which the EU has concluded agreement on the recognition of professional qualifications.

Paragraph 3. This notice shall apply to the definitions in the Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council. 2005 /36/EC of 7. September 2005 on the recognition of professional qualifications.

§ 2. For the purposes of this notice :

1) Animal clinic : Premises from which one or more veterinarians are practising their profession and registered with the practice number in the VetReg.

2) " Community animal ' means any animal, other than the equidae, which are normally fed and kept by humans, without prejudice to human consumption or agricultural production.

3) Horses which are excluded from human consumption shall be : the animal of the equine animals marked and registered and issued an identification document (passport), which states that the animal is excluded from human consumption.

4) Officials shall take : the owner of the animal or his authorized representative who reappears or wishes to allow the animal to be treated by a veterinary nurse.

5) Certified veterinary nurse : any person who carried out one of the Ministry of Education ' s approved vocational training as a veterinary nurse or an education which may be treated as such and has been granted authority pursuant to this announcement.

Chapter 2

Conditions for authorization

§ 3. The FDA shall submit an application to this effect, cf. Section 4, authorization to veterinary nurses who have carried out one of the Ministry of Education and Training as a veterinary nurse, or an education which may be treated as such.

Paragraph 2. A veterinary nurse may obtain authorization to perform treatments on :

1) pet animals, or

2) horses that are excluded from human consumption.

Paragraph 3. Authority may be achieved solely within the area of the area of expertise completed by the veterinary nursery, cf. however, paragraph 1 4.

Paragraph 4. Authorized veterinary nurses may obtain authorization as a veterinary nurse in another of the areas referred to in paragraph 1. 2 the specials referred to, where it can be documented that the veterinary nurse has been employed as equivalent to 6 months of consecutive full-time employment at the animal clinic, which is primarily concerned with the relevant speciality.

§ 4. A veterinary nurse who wishes to be an authorised veterinary nurse, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. 1, must complete the form published by the Food Service on its website, www.foedevarestyrelsen.dk, and submit it to the Food Authority, together with training certificate and school certificate for the training provided for in section 3, stk.1.

Paragraph 2. A certified veterinary nurse who wishes to be a veterinary nurse in another of the areas referred to in section 3 (3). 2, mentioned specialties shall submit documentation of the employment in accordance with the said specialty. Section 3, paragraph 3. Four, to the FDA.

§ 5. When the Food Authority has received an application for authorization and all the necessary documents, cf. Section 4, the Food Authority shall send a receipt to the applicant for the following information :

1) the case-processing period, cf. paragraph 2, and

2) redress.

Paragraph 2. The FDA shall take a decision on authorization no later than four weeks after receipt of the application and all the documents required, cf. § 4.

Paragraph 3. The period laid down in paragraph 1 2 may be extended once, if the complexity of the case justifies it. The FDA shall justify the extension and duration of the extension and shall notify the applicant before the expiry of the time limit laid down in paragraph 1. 2.

Paragraph 4. The applicant must not perform tasks, cf. Section 7 (2). 1-3, before they are authorized by the Food Authority.

§ 6. Authorized veterinary nurses, covered by this notice, shall inform the official of :

1) the professional title and the EU/EEA country in which the authorisation for the use of the title is granted,

2) the inter-branch organizations which may be a member of the veterinary nursing nurse ;

3) any occupational insurance, including contact information on the insurance undertaking and information on the geographical coverage of the insurance ; and

4) contact information for the Food Authority.

Paragraph 2. Where an official is requesting an authorised veterinary nurse, such information shall be informed of the rules applicable to the operation of the profession and how the official shall have access to it.

Chapter 3

Authorised veterinary nurses ' operation

§ 7. An authorized veterinary nurse must, in the area of specialised, be authorized only after the instructions of a veterinarian and under the responsibility of the animals referred to in Annex 1 in respect of pet animals and horses excluded from human consumption ; an animal clinic without the veterinary surgeon present.

Paragraph 2. An authorized veterinary nurse must, in the area of specialised, be authorized only after the instructions of a veterinarian and under the responsibility of the animals referred to in Annex 2 to pet animals and horses excluded from human consumption ; an animal clinic when the veterinarian is present.

Paragraph 3. An authorized veterinary nurse must, in the area of specialisation, be authorized only after the instructions of a veterinarian and under its simultaneous monitoring and responsibility for the treatment of pet animals and horses referred to in Annex 3 ; excluded from human consumption in an animal clinic.

§ 8. A veterinarian must be shown by the treatment of treatments, cf. Section 7, make sure that the authorized veterinary nurse is in possession of the necessary competencies for the proper execution of the treatment.

§ 9. An authorized veterinary nurse shall be obliged to exercise diligence and conscientious duty during the course of his work.

Chapter 4

Revocation

§ 10. The Food Safety Management Board may, at any time, withdraw an authorization if the conditions for approval have not been complied with, including if the person concerned has not shown the necessary care and conscientiness in carrying out the treatments that it has been carried out ; the Member State concerned has been authorized, or whose rules in other laws, notices, EU acts have not been complied with.

Chapter 5

Recognition of professional qualifications

§ 11. The Food Authority may issue an authorization to a veterinary nurse from the provisions referred to in paragraph 1 (2). The third country concerned, provided that it meets the conditions for the recognition of professional qualifications in the area of access to the practice of certain professions in Denmark.

Paragraph 2. The application shall include the following information :

1) The full name of the applicant.

2) The applicant ' s place of residence.

3) The applicant ' s known address in Denmark.

4) Contact information of the applicant, including telephone number, email address.

Paragraph 3. The application shall be accompanied by the following documents :

1) Documentation of the nationality of the applicant.

2) Training or training certificate providing access to the relevant professions in the applicant country of the applicant.

3) A description of the training, including the overall study time, the relationship between theoretical education and practice periods.

4) A possible attestation of their professional experience.

Paragraph 4. The applicant shall not carry out the tasks referred to in Section 7 before they are authorized by the Food Authority.

§ 12. When the Food Authority has received an application and all of the information and documents referred to in Section 11, the Food Authority shall send a receipt to the applicant for 4 weeks, acknowledgment of :

1) Case processing time,

2) the applicant must not perform tasks which are reserved for authorised veterinary nurses before they are authorized by the Food Authority, and

3) remedies on disclashes.

Paragraph 2. The Food Management Board shall take a decision not later than two months after the FDA has received the application and all the information and documents referred to in section 11.

§ 13. People from the sections referred to in section 1 (1). In the event of commencement of the activity, the Member States which intend to carry out duties which are reserved for authorised veterinary nurses shall submit a written notification to the FDA before commencement of the activity.

Paragraph 2. The notification must include the following information :

1) The full name of the notifier.

2) The notifier ' s residence of the notifier.

3) Address (s) of the notifier in Denmark.

4) The notifier's contact information, including telephone number, email address.

Paragraph 3. The notification shall be made by the first contact or, where the renewal is, the amendment of the information previously provided, shall be accompanied by the following documents :

1) Documentation of the nationality of the notifier.

2) Documentation of the professional title of the notifier and the Member State which has issued the title.

3) Certified statement by the competent authorities in the country of establishment that the notifier is legally established in the country, in order to carry out the business in question.

4) Certified statement by the competent authorities of the country of establishment that the notifier has not been permanently or temporarily prohibited from carrying out the profession in question.

5) Proof of professional qualifications.

Paragraph 4. The notification shall be valid for a year and shall be renewed for each subsequent year in which the notifier intends to perform, temporarily or occasional, tasks which are reserved for authorised veterinary nurses.

§ 14. The Food Management Board may verify the professional qualifications of the service provider.

Paragraph 2. Where there is a significant difference between the professional qualifications of the service provider and the training required by this notice and this difference may harm public health, the Board of Authority shall make provision for the possibility of taking an aptitude test or a test period to prove that this has acquired the knowledge or competence of the previous experience.

§ 15. For each establishment or the provision of services, the Food Authority may exchange the necessary information with the competent authorities in the sections referred to in section 1 (1). 2, mentioned whether the applicant or notifier is legally established as to the remorous behaviour of the person concerned and whether the person concerned has been convicted of disciplinary action or criminal sanctions.

Paragraph 2. The FDA shall exchange relevant information with the competent authorities in the sections referred to in section 1 (1). 2, in the case of complaints from recipients of services of service providers, the said countries. The Food Authority shall inform the recipient of the result of the complaint.

Chapter 6

Punishment

§ 16. With fine punishment, that violates section 5, paragraph 5. 4, section 6-9, section 11, paragraph 1. 4 or Section 13 (3). 1.

Paragraph 2. For the infringement of the provisions set out in paragraph 1. 1, the penalty may rise to prison for two years, if by the action or omission, the offence has been carried out with carry on or gross negligence, and the infringement is :

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

Chapter 7

Entry into force and transitional provisions

§ 17. The announcement shall enter into force on 2. October 2015.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 371 of 28. April 2011, on the authorization of veterinary nurses, etc. is hereby repealed.

Paragraph 3. Authorizations issued after notice no. 371 of 28. April 2011, on the authorisation of veterinary nurses, etc., retain their validity, with the power to treat pet animals, cf. the provisions of this notice.

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Appendix 1

The following treatments must be carried out by authorised veterinary nurses on pet animals and horses which are excluded from human consumption, cf. the conditions of section 7 (2) ; 1, in the notification of veterinary services, etc.

1. Plan care and treatment of patients.

2. Perform care and treatment of patients.

3. Monitors general status including ambient temperature, pulse, respiration, fluid balance and painful evaluation.

4. Monitor state and respond to changes herein.

5. Income medicinal products orally, intramusculary or subcutaneous, which is not reserved for veterinary surgests.

6th Forestà ordinary wound care.

7. Perform simple processing techniques.

8. Perform the post-operational care of the patient.

9. Recall EKG and assess the quality of the result.

10. Do not take counter-intensive X-ray study, taking account of the condition of the patient.

11. Exact the following biological test material :

a. Blood.

b. Fæces.

c. Urine.

the Svabertests.

Ee. Hudscrapb.

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Appendix 2

The following treatments must be carried out by authorised veterinary nurses on pet animals and horses which are excluded from human consumption, cf. the conditions of section 7 (2) ; 2, in the notification of veterinary services and so on.

1. Perform diagnostic tests that do not require penetration of legems or arcavities.

2. Perform x-ray counter-examination of the gameal tract.

3. Applicates all types of diagnostics, vaccines and medicinal products, except for anaetics, through approved administrative routes excluding bodies, indented, seals and spinal tract.

Four, take liquid therapy.

5. Probated patients for operation, including premedications, and provisioning of operations field.

6. Supervising Annosified Patients.

7. Anger and change bandages not containing hard fixation material.

8. Ilay :

A. Intruvenous catheter.

b. Trakealtubus.

C, nose cracker.

Date of Ventricular Sonde.

E. Urinal tax evens.

9. IPlanning of the catheter in peripheral vents. The catheter must not reach central vents, and its length shall :

For animals less than 10 kg, be less than 7 cm.

b. For animals of 10 kg or more, less than 10 cm.

Ten, ending simple, uncomplicated surgery with the suture of the skin. It is assumed that the veterinary nurse is not at the same time monitoring the insabation patient.

11. Perform counterpart-x-rays of the urethine (pneumocystography).

12. Prefix laser processing with laser class III B (therapies processing).

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Appendix 3

The following treatments must be carried out by authorised veterinary nurses on pet animals and horses which are excluded from human consumption, cf. the conditions of section 7 (2) ; 3, in the notification to the veterinary nurses and so on.

1) Applicate face substances, including inhalation anaetics.

2) Applicate medicinal products in the bughul.

3) Change or apply bandages during the use of fixable materials.

1) The commotion contains provisions that implement parts of Directive 2005 /36/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7. September 2005 on the recognition of professional qualifications, EU Official Journal 2005, nr. L 255, s. Regulation 22, as last amended by the European Parliament and Council Directive 2013 /55/EU of 20. November 2013 amending Directive 2005 /36/EC on the recognition of professional qualifications and the EU (EU) No 7. 1024/2012 on administrative cooperation by means of the internal market information system (the 'IMI Regulation'), EU-Official Journal, nr. L 354, s. 132 and parts of the European-Palamenobility and Council Directive 2006 /123/EC of 12. In December 2006 on services in the internal market, EU-2006, nr. L 376, s. 36.