Regulation on protection against the contagious anaemia of the solipeds (single-hustle-anemia regulation)

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Blood ArmV 2010

Date of completion: 04.10.2010

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" Einhufer-Blutarmut-Verordnung vom 4. October 2010 (BGBl. 1326), as defined by Article 33 of the Regulation of 17 April 2014 (BGBl I). 388).

Status:

Amended by Art. 33 V v. 17.4.2014 I 388

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Pursuant to Section 73a, first sentence, in conjunction with the second sentence of the second sentence of paragraph 79, paragraph 1, point 1, in conjunction with Article 17 (1) (1), the second subparagraph of Article 79 (1), in conjunction with Sections 18, 19 (1) and (2), Article 20 (1), in conjunction with paragraph 2, Section 21 (1) (1), section 22 (2), first sentence, point 1, in conjunction with sentence 2, § § 23, 24 (1) and § § 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 of the Animal Health Act as amended by the announcement of 22 June 2004 (BGBl). 1260, 3588), the Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection is responsible for:

Section 1
General

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§ 1 Definitions

For the purposes of this Regulation:

1.

Contagious anaemia of the solipeds (single-stroke anaemia), as determined by serological examination or by virological examination (genome detection of the pathogen of the single-stroke anaemia);

2.

Suspicion of the outbreak of single-stroke anaemia, as far as the result of a

a)

a serological or clinical examination, or

b)

pathological-anatomical examination

fear the outbreak of single-hustle-blooed poverty;

3.

Suspicion of infection, in so far as it cannot be excluded from epidemiological investigations into the infection with the single-hustle-and-blooded poverty.

Section 2
General protection measures

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§ 2 vaccinations and healing tests

Vaccinations and medical tests of diseased or suspected solipeds are prohibited. The competent authority may authorise derogations from the first sentence for carrying out scientific experiments in so far as it does not prevent animal disease control issues. Unofficial table of contents

§ 3 Investigations

The competent authority may order that:

1.

One-stroke workers, who are engaged in an operation or participate in an event where horses of different stocks come together, are examined virologically or serologically for single-hustle-blood poverty,

2.

Abortion of solipeds including post-births of virological or mares that have aborted, are serologically tested for single-stroke blood poverty,

in so far as this is necessary for animal disease control purposes.

Section 3
Special protection measures

Subsection 1
Protective measures before official determination of single-hustle-and-blood-poverty

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§ 4 Blood sampling, epidemiological investigations

(1) In the event of suspicion of the outbreak of single-stroke blood poverty, the competent authority shall immediately carry out a clinical and serological examination of the disease suspected of being infected with one-stroke blood in the case of anaemia. In the case of an endemic or killed one, it allocates the virological or serological examination to the single-stroke blood poverty. (2) On the basis of an investigation as referred to in the first sentence of paragraph 1, there shall be evidence of an outbreak of the disease. The competent authority shall carry out epidemiological investigations in the case of single-hustle-blood poverty. Epidemiological research shall cover at least

1.

the period during which the virus of single-stroke blood poverty may have already been in operation before the suspicion has been indicated,

2.

the identification of other holdings from which one-way workers may have been transferred to the holding or to the solipeds from the holding concerned, and

3.

the identification of all contacts of the single hues of the affected farm to other solipeds.

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§ 5 Protection measures in the operation concerned

(1) In the event of the suspicion of the outbreak of the single-stroke blood poverty, the keeper of the holding shall immediately:

1.

to list all the establishments of the holding in accordance with the detailed instructions of the competent authority;

2.

to be supplied from the rest of the solipeds and to supply them separately from the other solipeds,

3.

to carry out insect control in the barn,

4.

to clean and to clean containers, equipment and other objects which have been used in a stable or other location of the solipeds and which may be carriers of the contagion, following the detailed instructions of the competent authority; to disinfect or to eliminate it harmless.

(2) solipeds, solitary confines, ova and embryos may be brought into and out of the herd only with the approval of the competent authority. Unofficial table of contents

§ 6 Cleaning and disinfection

In the event of suspicion of the outbreak of single-stroke blood poverty, persons who have carried out an investigation or treatment of suspected solipeds, as well as persons who are responsible for the care or care of suspected solipeds, have

1.

to clean and disinfect or remove any equipment and instruments used for the examination, treatment, care or fixing of suspected solipeds after use, following the instructions of the competent authority, without delay,

2.

to clean and disinfect immediately after the inspection, treatment, care or care of the solipeds following a detailed instruction from the competent authority,

3.

The blood of suspected solipeds in so far as it is not intended for investigation is to be destroyed and areas and objects contaminated with the blood of suspected solipeds are immediately following the instructions of the competent authority after to clean and disinfect the intervention.

Subsection 2
Protective measures after official determination of single-hustle-and-blood-poverty

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Section 7 Public Notice

The competent authority shall make public the outbreak and the extinguisher of the single-hustle-blood poverty. Unofficial table of contents

§ 8 Protection measures in the operation concerned

(1) If the outbreak of single-stroke blood poverty has been officially detected, the competent authority shall:

1.

the clinical and serological examination of all the solipeds of the affected plant,

2.

a virological or serological examination of the lost or killed solipeds in the event of an endemic or killed solicitation of the solicitation

on the one-hustle-and-blood-poverty. § 4 (2), second sentence, and § § 5 and 6 shall apply. (2) The keeper of the holding shall immediately have signs at the entrances of the establishment signs with the clear and durable inscription "Einhufer Blutarmut-unauthorized access" well (3) The competent authority shall assign the killing of solipeds and their destruction, including the blood occurring in their killing, to the extent that the solicitation of the solipeds has been officially established in the case of these solidons. is. It may order the killing of suspected solipeds if this is necessary in order to prevent the spread of the single hustle. (4) The competent authority may decide to carry out scientific experiments on the order of killing. (a) a person who is infected with the disease in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 3 of this Article shall, in so far as the one-hound is brought into a veterinary scientific body and not to prevent the animal disease control system, to prevent the disease Unofficial table of contents

§ 9 Suspicion of contagion

(1) If the outbreak of single-stroke blood poverty is officially established and there is a suspicion of infection, the competent authority shall immediately carry out the clinical and serological examination of the one-stroke blood poverty for all by means of the investigation according to § 4 In the second sentence of paragraph 2 (2) and (3). The clinical and serological examination shall be repeated in the event of a negative result of the investigation at a distance of three months. In case of dead or killed solipeds, the competent authority allocates the virological or serological examination to the solicitation blood poverty. (2) For stockpiles with suspected solidons, § 5 shall apply mutagenically. (3) Solicitation suspects may only be placed on business or pasture land with the approval of the competent authority. The competent authority shall grant authorisation, provided that animal disease control matters are not in conflict. In this context, it takes into account the results of epidemiological studies, the occurrence of solipees, vectors, natural limits and monitoring possibilities. Unofficial table of contents

§ 10 Locking District

(1) Where the outbreak of single-stroke blood poverty has been officially established on a holding, the competent authority shall establish an area for disease operation with a radius of at least one kilometre as a restricted area. In this context, it takes into account the results of epidemiological studies, the occurrence of solipeds and blood-sucking insects, natural limits and monitoring possibilities. Sentence 1 shall not apply to the extent that there is no soliciation in the area with a radius of one kilometre around the operation of the disease, or where there are other circumstances justifying the assumption that there is a risk of the spread of single-stroke bloodhowdness (2) The competent authority shall provide signs with the clear and durable inscription "Einhufer Blutarmut-Locking District" at the main access routes to the barrier district. (3) With the announcement of the establishment of the blocking district, livestock farmers shall have the following information: Lock District

1.

the competent authority shall forthwith the number of

a)

, specifying the direction of use and location of the single-hufer,

b)

deed or diseased solipeds

as well as any change, and

2.

to stand up all the solipeds.

(4) Within seven days the competent authority shall carry out a clinical and a serological examination of the single-stroke blood poverty of all solidons held in the restricted area. (5) Only with the approval of the competent authorities, one-way aid shall be granted. Authority from the restricted area. Authorisation shall be granted if, three months after the examination referred to in paragraph 4, they have been investigated with negative results on single-stroke blood poverty. (6) Solitary confines, ova and embryos may only be obtained from the restricted area with the approval of the shall be brought to the competent authority. Authorisation shall be granted if they are obtained from solipees which have been examined for three months after the examination referred to in paragraph 4 with negative results on single-stroke blood poverty. (7) Stallions from the restricted area may be used for covering or covering the following: Seed recovery shall be used only if, three months after the examination referred to in paragraph 4, they have been examined with a negative result on the incidence of single-stroke anaemia. In the case of the semen of stallions from the restricted area, the first sentence shall apply. (8) Stuths in the restricted area may only be besamed if they have been examined for one-stroke blood poverty three months after the examination referred to in paragraph 4 with negative results. (9) Exhibitions, markets and events of a similar nature with one-way huts within the restricted area are prohibited. Solipeds held in the restricted area may not participate in exhibitions, markets and events of a similar nature with solipeds outside the restricted area. (10) Vehicles that are held in the restricted area for the transportation of solicists held in the restricted area. , they must be cleaned and disinfected prior to use as instructed by the competent authority. Unofficial table of contents

§ 11 Disinfection

(1) The animal keeper of the holding concerned shall have the following instructions from the competent authority

1.

to disinfect the stables or other locations of the infected and suspected solipeds at regular intervals and to make them as insect free as possible,

2.

To depart from the stables or other locations to a place suitable for this purpose, to disinfect it and then store it for at least four weeks,

3.

to disinfect liquid exits from the stables or other locations, in so far as they are not added to the Dung,

4.

the stables and other sites of the animals, in particular the stables, jaughers, forage crews, equipment used and other animals, after the disease and suspected solipeds have been removed from the holding or from other locations; Articles which may be carriers of the contagion shall be cleaned and disinfected without delay.

2. The competent authority may authorise the disinfection referred to in paragraph 1 (4) to be limited to the parts of the holding in which the disease-ill and suspected solicitations have stood. Unofficial table of contents

§ 12 Repeal of the safeguard measures

(1) Ordered protective measures in accordance with § § 5 to 11 shall be repealed if the soliciation of the single-cunted blood is lost or the suspicion of the outbreak of the single-hustle-blood poverty has proved to be unfounded. (2) The single-hustle-blood-poverty is considered to be an extinctor if:

1.

a)

all the solipeds of the holding have been killed, killed or removed; or

b)

the infected and suspected solipeds of the holding have died, have been killed or removed and, in the case of the rest of the population, have not been found to have been suspected of being infected with one-stroke blood, and after the removal of the disease, the infected or suspected solipeds have been tested for two blood samples taken at three months intervals, with negative results, on single-stroke anaemia, and

2.

disinfection has been carried out under official supervision and after detailed instructions from the competent authority.

(3) The suspicion of the disease on single-stroke blood poverty has proved to be unfounded if a serological examination with a negative result has been carried out on the basis of the suspicion of suspicion. Unofficial table of contents

§ 13 Administrative Offences

Contrary to the provisions of Section 32 (2) (4) (a) of the Animal Health Act, who intentionally or negligently is acting in accordance with the provisions of the Animal Health Act

1.

, contrary to § 2 sentence 1, a vaccination or a medical test is carried out,

2.

a enforceable arrangement connected with an authorization pursuant to § 2 sentence 2, § 5 (2), § 9 (3) sentence 1 or § 11 paragraph 2,

3.

a enforceable arrangement according to § 3, § 4 (1) sentence 2, § 5 (1) (1) or (4), also in connection with § 9 (2), in accordance with § 6, § 8 (1) sentence 1 or (3), § 9 (1) sentence 3, § 10 (10) or § 11 (1) shall be contrary to

4.

Contrary to Article 5 (1) (2), including in conjunction with Section 9 (2), solipeds not, not properly or in a timely manner, or are not provided,

5.

Contrary to Article 5 (1) (3), an insect control is not carried out or is not carried out

6.

Contrary to § 5 (2), also in conjunction with § 9 (2), § 9 (3) sentence 1 or § 10 (5) sentence 1 or paragraph 6 sentence 1, one-stroke, solitary, egg cells or embryos shall be spilled without authorization,

7.

Contrary to Article 8 (2), a sign shall not, not properly, be applied in the prescribed manner or not in good time, or

8.

Contrary to § 10 (9) sentence 1, an exhibition, a market or an event of a similar type with solipees within the restricted district is carried out.

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Section 14 Entry into force, external force

This Regulation shall enter into force on the day following the date of delivery. At the same time, the Einhufer-Blood Poverty Regulation of 2 July 1975 (BGBl. 1845), as last amended by Article 5 of the Regulation of 18 April 2000 (BGBl I). 531), except for force. Unofficial table of contents

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The Federal Council has agreed.