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Order Of 24 January 2005 Relating To The Health Of The Cattle Farms

Original Language Title: Arrêté du 24 janvier 2005 relatif à la surveillance sanitaire des élevages bovins

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AGRICULTURE , ELEVATING , BOVINE , CAPRINE , BOVINE SPECIES , DISEASE , CONTAGIOUS DISEASE , BRUCELLOSIS , PROPHYLAXIS , HEALTH POLICY , CHEPTEL , PROTECTION , SANITATION , VACCINATION , SANITARY CONTROL , DIAGNOSIS , DEPISTAGE


JORF No. 24 of 29 January 2005 Page 1564
Text No. 26


ARRETE
Decree of 24 January 2005 on the health surveillance of cattle farms

NOR: AGRG0500231A ELI: http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/eli/arrete/2005/1/24/AGRG0500231A/jo/texte


The Minister of Agriculture, Food, Fishing and Rurality and the Minister Delegate to Budget and Budget Reform, Government Spokesperson,
Vu The Rural Code, in particular Articles L. 221-1, L. 221-2, L. 221-11, R. * 224-22 to R. * 224-33 and R. * 224-47 to R. * 224-57;
In view of the Decision of 20 March 1990 fixing the technical and administrative measures relating to the health police and the Collective prophylaxis of bovine brucellosis;
In view of the Decision of 13 March 2003 adopted for the application of Article L. 221-1 of the Rural Code;
Having regard to the Decision of 15 September 2003 laying down technical and administrative measures relating to the Collective prophylaxis and the tuberculosis and goat health police;
In view of the consultation of the Advisory Committee on Animal Health and Protection of 23 September 2004;
In the opinion of the French Agency for Food safety as of October 13, 2004,
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Item 1
There is a mandatory annual visit to cattle farms for the prevention and control of diseases known to be contagious for the bovine species. This visit contributes to the identification of livestock likely to present a health risk, in particular with regard to brucellosis and bovine tuberculosis.
This visit is carried out by the veterinary surgeon in charge of operations For the collective prophylaxis of animal diseases of the bovine species in the operation.
It shall be conducted on the basis of a questionnaire prepared by the Minister responsible for agriculture. This completed questionnaire, signed by the animal health veterinarian and intended by the holder of the animals, is forwarded to the Departmental Director of Veterinary Services and serves as the site of the visit.
A copy of this document is kept in The livestock register.

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The State shall bear the cost of the visit referred to in Article 1 for an amount of 4 AMO.

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After Article 12 of the decree of 20 March 1990, an article 12 bis reads as follows:
" Art. 12 bis. -By way of derogation from the provisions laid down in points 4 and b of Article 12, animals from cattle officially free of bovine brucellosis, for which the duration of the transfer between the exploitation of origin and the exploitation of For no more than six days, are exempt from the screening test for brucellosis at the introduction.
However, animals from livestock with a particular health risk, as defined by the direction of the Minister responsible for Agriculture in respect of brucellosis shall be excluded from the benefit of this derogation, and the test for the detection of brucellosis referred to in the first subparagraph shall be mandatory before the start of the operation of origin
Shall enter into force only after publication in the Official Gazette of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, Fisheries and the rurality of the instruction provided for in the second subparagraph. "

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The decree of 15 September 2003 is amended as follows:
I.-After Article 13, an article 13 bis reads as follows:
" Art. 13 bis. -By way of derogation from the provisions in points 3 ° of I and 3 ° du II of Article 13, animals from herds officially free of bovine tuberculosis, for which the duration of the transfer between the exploitation of origin and the exploitation of Destination does not exceed six days, are exempt from the TB screening test at the introduction.
However, animals from herds with a particular health risk, as defined by the direction of the minister responsible Of farming in respect of tuberculosis, shall be excluded from the benefit of this derogation, and the tuberculosis test referred to in the preceding paragraph must be carried out before the start of the original
. Shall enter into force only after publication in the Official Gazette of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, Fisheries and the rurality of the instruction provided for in the second subparagraph. "
II. -In Article 14, the words: 12 and 13 " Are replaced by the words: " 12, 13 and 13 bis ".

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The Director General of Food at the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, Fishing and Rurality, the Director of the Budget at the Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industry Prefects shall be responsible for the execution of this Order, each of which shall be published in the Official Journal of the French Republic.


Done at Paris, January 24, 2005.


Minister of Agriculture, Food,

Fisheries and Rurality,

For the Minister and delegation:

La General Food Director,

S Villers

The Minister Delegate to the

Budget and Budget Reform,

Government Spokesperson,

For the Minister and Delegation:


By preventing the budget director:


The Deputy Director,

H. Eyssartier


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