The Wild One is all animals that live on land, water, and/or air that still have the nature of the wild, both living free and nourished by humans.
27,Supervising of the Veteriner Public Health is the Veterinary Physician who has been following the training in the health field of the Veteriner Society and was assigned as the Superintendent of Health of the Veteriner Society.
The 28.Laboratory Veteriner is a laboratory that has the task and function of service in the field of control and countermeasures of the Veteriner Society of Animals and Health.
29.Standard is a technical specification or something that is standardized, including layout and methods compiled based on the consensus of all parties concerned with regard to the terms of safety, securi >
Section 22
Further provisions on the good way in the transport are set up with the Minister ' s Rules.
Paragraph 8
Veteriner Control Number Certification
Section 23
(1) Each Animal Product Business Unit is required to apply for obtaining Veteriner Control Number to the provincial government based on the guidelines set by the Minister.
(2) Requests as referred to in paragraph (1) that meet the provisions as referred to in Section 4 of the paragraph (3) are given Veteriner Control Number.
(3) The county/city government conducts coaching to the Unit of Effort which has not met the provisions as referred to in Article 4 of the paragraph (3).
(4) Coaching as referred to in paragraph (3) is performed in the longest term of 5 (five) years.
(5) In the event after the term as referred to in paragraph (4), the Business Unit has not met the provisions as referred to in Section 4 of the paragraph (3), the county/city government must revoke the business permit of the Business Unit in question.
Section 24
(1) The Veteriner Control Number as referred to in Article 23 of the paragraph (1) is given in the form of a Veteriner Control Number by the Veteriner Authority in the Veteriner Public Health field in the province in the name of the governor.
(2) Veteriner Control Number as referred to in paragraph (1) is mandatory on the label and packaging of Animal products.
Section 25
Further provisions on the manner of certification of Veteriner Control Numbers are set up with the Minister ' s Rules.
The Third Part
Animal Product Guaraner
Paragraph 1
General
Section 26
(1) The warranty of the Animal Product as referred to in Article 3 of the paragraph (1) letter b is done through:
a. Animal Product Circular settings;
B. Supervision of the Animal Product Effort;
C. Animal product supervision;
D. examination and Testing of Animal Products;
e. Standardization of Animal products;
f. Animal Product Certification; and
G. Animal product registration.
(2) The animal products that do not meet the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) are prohibited from being circulated within the country of the Republic of Indonesia.
Paragraph 2
Animal Product Circular Settings
Section 27
The circulation of the Animal Products as referred to in Article 26 of the paragraph (1) of the letter a covering the circulation:
a. Domestic production results;
B. which is incorporated into the country of the Republic of Indonesia; and
c. issued from the country territory of the Republic of Indonesia.
Section 28
Animal products produced in the country as referred to in Article 27 of the letter a can only be circulated if it comes from:
a. Entity Units that have owned the Veteriner Control Number as referred to in Article 23 of the paragraph (2); or
B. The Business Unit that is in coaching the application of the application of the good way as referred to in Article 23 of the paragraph (3).
Section 29
Animal products entered into the country of the Republic of Indonesia as referred to in Article 27 of the letter b must come from the country and the Business Unit has been approved by the Minister.
Section 30
(1) To obtain the Minister ' s approval as referred to in Article 29, the country of origin of the animal products must apply to the Minister.
(2) In giving the consent as referred to in paragraph (1), the Minister must consider:
a. Animal disease status is contagious in the home country; and
B. the results of the risk analysis of the Contingency Plan of Animal products from abroad.
(3) Analysis of the risk of Contingency Plans of Animal products as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter b is done through:
a. examination of the system documents of the Animal Health and Animal product safety guarantee in the home country;
B. Examination of the Animal Product's security assurance system documents in the Business Unit in the home country;
c. verify the system of animal health and security assurance of Animal products in the home country;
D. audit of the fulfilment of the Animal Product's security assurance system in the Business Unit in the home country; and
e. An acceptable level of protection.
(4) The risk analysis as referred to in paragraph (3) is carried out by the Ministry ' s Veteriner Authority.
(5) In the event of the result of an analysis of the origin of the country of origin and/or the Business Unit does not meet the provisions as referred to in paragraph (3), the Minister issued a rejection letter.
(6) In the event of the result of analysis of the country of origin and the Unit of Effort meeting the provisions as referred to in paragraph (3), the Minister issued a consent letter.
(7) The approval as referred to in paragraph (6) is revoked if in the country concerned there is an outbreak.
(8) The revocation of the Act of Instalation is notified by the Minister to the Minister who organizes government affairs in the field of commerce at most 2 (two) business days since the withdrawal of the state's approval.
Section 31
Any animal product from the country that has obtained the Minister ' s approval as referred to in Article 30 of the paragraph (6) must have:
a. Veteriner certificate of the Veteriner Authority in the country of origin; and
B. The Halal certificate for which is required.
Section 32
(1) Any attempt to input an animal product into the territory of the country of the Republic of Indonesia from the country and the Unit of Effort as referred to in Article 29 must obtain:
a. technical recommendation; and
B. Income clearance.
(2) The technical recommendation as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a issued by:
a. the head of the non-ministerial government agency that organizes government affairs in the area of drug and food supervision, for processed foods from animals that do not potentially carry the risk of Zoonosis; and
B. Minister, for animal products other than processed foods of animal origin that do not potentially carry the risk of Zoonosis, by listing Veteriner Control Numbers.
(3) The license of the income as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is issued by the minister who organizes government affairs in the field ofcle 19 of the letter b is done with:
a. the cleaning tool cleanliness;
B. health care and personnel hygiene;
c. The tainted prevention of Animal products from biological, chemical, and physical hazards;
D. the separation of the Halal animal products from the animal products or other products that are not Halal;
e. the temperature of the space temperature transport of the animal products that can inhibit the breeding of microorganisms; and
f. Animal product separation from the animal in its hubris.
Animal product supervision as referred to in Article 26 of the paragraph (1) of the letter c is performed against the animal product which:
a. produced in the country; and
B. It's in the country.
Section 46
(1) The supervision of the animal products produced in the country as referred to in Article 45 of the letter a must be carried out against the animal products since it was produced until it is circulated.
(2) The supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed by the Veterinary Physician who has competence as the Superintendent of Health of the Veteriner on the Ministry, the province, and the district/city according to its authority.
Section 47
(1) The supervision of the Penitter of Animal Products from abroad as referred to in Article 45 of the letter b is done at:
a. country and the Origin Business Unit;
B. place of Instalation; and
C. The circulation.
(2) The supervision of the Penukan as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a is exercised by the Veteriner Authority in the field of Health of the Veteriner Ministry of the Ministry.
(3) The supervision of the Suppliers as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is carried out by the Veteriner Authority in the field of Animal quarantine at the Penitates which the Minister has set forth.
(4) The supervision of the circulatory as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter c is performed by an Authorized Veterinary Doctor who has a competency as a Health Supervisor of the Veteriner Community on the Ministry, the province, and the district/city according to His authority.
Section 48
The supervision of the Animal Products as referred to in Article 46 of the paragraph (2) as well as Article 47 of the verse (3) and paragraph (4) is carried out through the examination:
a. Animal product physical condition;
B. document; and/or
C. label.
Section 49
Further provisions on the manner of the Monitoring of the Animal products are set up with the Minister ' s Rules.
Paragraph 5
Animal Product Testing and Testing
Section 50
(1) Examination and Testing as referred to in Section 26 of the paragraph (1) the letter d is performed against the animal product which is:
a. will be circulated; and
B. In circulation.
(2) Examination and Testing as referred to in paragraph (1) a letter is performed at the Government's Veteriner Laboratory, provincial government, county/city government, or an accredited private-owned laboratory.
(3) Examination and Testing as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is performed at the Government of the Government's Veteriner Laboratory, provincial government, or the accrued municipal/city government.
Section 51
(1) The Regent/mayor performs coaching and development of the Veteriner Laboratory's competency of the county/city government.
(2) The Governor conducts the coaching and development of the competency of the Veteriner Laboratory of the provincial government and the county/city government.
(3) The Minister conducts the coaching and development of the competencies of the Government ' s Veteriner Laboratory, provincial government, and county/city government.
(4) Coaching as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) is performed to obtain accreditation in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(5) The development of the competency as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) is performed to increase the capacity of the laboratory.
(6) The coaching and development activities of the laboratory as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) are charged on the income and shopping budget of the county/city area, the income budget and shopping of provincial areas, and State budget and state spending.
Section 52
Further provisions on the layout of the examination and Testing of Animal products are set up with the Minister ' s Rules.
Paragraph 6
Standardization of Animal Products
Section 53
(1) Standardization of the animal products as referred to in Article 26 of the paragraph (1) of the letter e performed against the product of the animal being circulated in the territory of the Republic of Indonesia.
(2) The Standardization of the animal products as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(3) The Minister sets the mandatory Standard for fresh animal products.
(4) Ministers, governors, and bupati/mayors in accordance with his authority doing coaching to the perpetrators for the product of the animal produced to meet the Indonesian National Standard.
Paragraph 7
Animal Product Certification
Section 54
(1) The Certification of the Animal Products as referred to in Article 26 of the paragraph (1) of the letter f is performed against the product of the animal being circulated in and issued from the country of the Republic of Indonesia.
(2) The Animal Product Certification as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:
a. Veteriner certificate; and
B. Halal certificate is required.
(3) Veteriner's Certificate as referred to in paragraph (2) letter a for animal products circulated in the country territory of the Republic of Indonesia is published by the Veteriner Authority in the area of Veteriner Public Health in the county/city government.
(4) Veteriner Certificate as referred to in paragraph (2) letter a for animal products issued from the country territory of the Republic of Indonesia is published by the Veteriner Authority in the field of Health of the Veteriner Ministry of the Ministry.
(5) The Halal certificate required as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter b is performed by the institution authorized in the Halal certification field.
Section 55
(1) To obtain a Veteriner Certificate as referred to in Article 54 of the paragraph (2) of the letter a, the attempted perpetrator must apply to the Veteriner Authority as referred to in Article 54 of the paragraph (3) or verse (4).
(2) The request as referred to in paragraph (1) must be accompanied by:
a. Veteriner Control Number;
B. Examination and Test results certificate; and/or
C. Meat health certificate.
Section 56
Further pred by the rules of the minister. Organizes government affairs in the field of health/the head of non-ministerial government agencies that organizes government affairs in the area of supervision of medicine and food.
(2) Further provisions on the manner of the Monitoring of the Animal Products Unit other than processed foods that do not potentially carry the risk of Zoonosis are regulated by the Minister's Regulations.
Paragraph 4
Animal Product Supervision
Section 45
66
(1) The risk analysis as referred to in Article 61 paragraph (2) is conducted by the joint minister of ministers organizing government affairs in the field of health, conservation of natural resources, and/or marine and fishery.
(2) In terms of the Minister and minister as referred to in verse (1) approacing the results of the risk analysis of Zoonosis, the Minister establishes the Minister ' s Regulation on Zoonosis that prioritises its control and countermeasures.
(3) In terms of Zoonosis prioritised bending and countermeasures as referred to in paragraph (2) the plague, the incidence of such plague must be promulred by the Minister, the governor, or the regent/mayor according to his authority to the Society.
Section 67
(1) The status of the regional Zoonosis status as referred to in Article 63 of the verse (4) is performed by the regent/mayor, governor, or the Minister according to his authority based on the geographic distribution of Zoonosis.
(2) The region ' s Zoonosis status as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:
a. plague area;
B. contracting area;
c. buffer area; and
D. Free area.
(3) Further provisions concerning the status criteria of Zoonosis regions as referred to in paragraph (2) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.
Paragraph 3
Risk Management
Section 68
Based on the assignment of Zoonosis a priority as referred to in Article 66 of the paragraph (2), the Minister establishes the risk management of Zoonosis in accordance with the status of Zoonosis area.
Section 69
(1) Risk management in the plague area and the least contracting area is carried through:
a. closing of the plague area;
B. Health and hygiene of animal hygiene is vulnerable as well as the environment;
c. The sanitary cleaning of the cage and the equipment;
D. Animal eradication;
e. vector control;
f. Animal population control is vulnerable;
G. Animal issuance restriction;
h. Production cessation and Animal Product Circulation;
i. Animal vaccination is vulnerable;
J. early preparedness; and
No, communication, information, and education of the community.
(2) The closure of the plague area as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a is performed by the governor or regent/mayor in accordance with its authority on the recommendation of the provincial or county Veteriner Authority/city.
Section 70
Risk management on the least buffer areas is done through:
a. Health and hygiene of animal hygiene is vulnerable as well as the environment;
B. the cleaning of home hygiene and equipment;
c. An isolatier or treatment of suspected animals is sick;
D. Animal eradication;
e. vector control;
f. Animal population control is vulnerable;
G. Animal Product Transfer and Animal Product Circular restriction;
h. Animal vaccination is vulnerable;
i. early preparedness; and
J. communication, information, and community education.
Section 71
(1) Risk management on the least free area is done through:
a. Health and hygiene of animal hygiene is vulnerable as well as the environment;
B. the cleaning of home hygiene and equipment;
c. Transfer control of Animal and Animal Products products from contracting areas or outbreaks;
D. Animal vaccination is vulnerable;
e. Animal annihilation is sick;
f. early preparedness; and
G. communication, information, and education of the community.
(2) In the event of a suspected animal ill as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter e is the Wild Satwa, its concentration is performed under the provisions of laws in the field of conservation of natural natural resources.
Section 72
The risk management as referred to in Article 69, Article 70, and Article 71 is performed by the Veteriner Authority in the county/city, province, and ministry according to its authority.
Section 73
Further provisions on the manner of the application of risk management are set up with the Minister Rule.
Paragraph 4
Emergency preparedness
Section 74
(1) The emergency preparedness as referred to in Article 59 of the letter c is poured in the form of emergency preparedness guidelines.
(2) Emergency preparedness guidelines as referred to in paragraph (1) are compiled by the joint Minister of Ministers who organizes government affairs in the field of health, conservation of natural resources, marine and fishery, as well as related institutions.
(3) The guidelines that have been compiled as referred to in paragraph (2) are defined with the Minister ' s Rules.
(4) The guidelines set forth as referred to in paragraph (3) are socialized and simulated by the Minister to the stakeholders.
Section 75
The guidelines as referred to in Article 74 of the verse (3) are evaluated according to the need.
Paragraph 5
Zoonosis eradication
Section 76
(1) The eradication of Zoonosis as referred to in Article 59 of the letter d is performed against Zoonosis which has been established as a priority Zoonosis.
(2) In certain circumstances the Eradication of Zoonosis can be performed against the Plaonosis of Zoonosis in addition to Zoonosis a priority as referred to in verse (1).
(3) The Plague of Zoonosis as referred to in verse (2) is the plague declared by the Minister, the governor, and the regent/mayor according to his authority.
(4) The statement of the Zoonosis Plague as referred to in verse (3) must be announced by the Minister, the governor, and the regent/mayor according to his authority to the public.
Section 77
(1) The eradication of the Pesterosis of Zoonosis as referred to in Article 76 verse (1) and verse (2) is carried out by the Veteriner Authority in the Ministry, the province, and the district/city according to its authority.
(2) In the case of the Plague of Zoonosis as referred to in verse (1) its source on the Wildlife, the eradication is conducted in coordination with the ministry that organizes government affairs in the field of conservation of natural resources.
(3) In the case of the Plague of Zoonosis as referred to in verse (1) its source on the whole or part of its life cycle is in the water environment, the eradication is conducted to coordinate with the ministry of affairs. Goveevelopment on the control and eradication of Zoonosis.
(3) The Minister conducts Supervision of the use of Zoonosis-causing agents and possible misuse of Zoonosis-causing agents for purposes beyond the Controlling and the Nod of Zoonosis.
(4) In conducting Oversight as referred to in paragraph (3), the Minister is coordinating with the minister who organizes government affairs in the field of defence and security, health, and/or environmental matters.
Section rnment in marine and fishery.
(4) In the case of the Plague of Zoonosis as referred to in verse (1) its source on the Animals for the special purpose of the Indonesian National Army, the Indonesian National Police, and the ministry that organizes government affairs in the field of pabeeness, The foundation is coordinated with the Commander of the Indonesian National Armed Forces, the head of the Indonesian National Police, or the minister who organizes government affairs in the field of kepabeanan.
Section 78
The funds required for the exercise of the Eradication of Zoonosis as referred to in Article 76 are charged on the state budget and spending, the income and shopping budget of the province, and/or the budget and shopping areas of the country county/city.
Section 79
Further provisions on the order of the Eradication of Zoonosis are governed by the Regulation of Ministers.
Paragraph 6
Community participation
Section 80
Every person who owns or maintains the Animals is obliged to keep and observe the health of the Animal and the hygiene and health of its environment.
Section 81
Any person who knows about the case of Zoonosis in Animal and/or human beings is required to report to any other device/village or name, subdistrict, Veteriner Authority, and/or local health authority.
Section 82
(1) The Ministry, the provincial government, and the district/city government must include the people in the Controlling and the Nod of Zoonosis.
(2) The participation of the community as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out in the form of the monitoring and rapid action of Zoonosis.
(3) To conduct the monitoring and rapid action of Zoonosis events as referred to in verse (2), the provincial government and the district/city government form a cadre of monitoring and rapid action of Zoonosis events.
(4) Further provisions on the manner of people's participation in the Controlling and Zoonosis Nod are governed by the Ordinance of the Minister.
BAB III
ANIMAL WELFARE
The Kesatu section
General
Section 83
(1) Animal Welfare is applied to any type of animal whose survival depends on a human being that includes back-reinforced animals and invertebrate animals that can feel pain.
(2) Animal Welfare as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out by means of implementing the principle of animal freedom that includes free:
a. of hunger and thirst;
B. of pain, cidera, and disease;
c. of discomfort, persecution, and abuse;
D. of fear and distress; and
e. to express his natural behavior.
(3) The principle of animal freedom as referred to in paragraph (2) is applied to activities:
a. arrest and handling;
B. assignment and tramp;
c. maintenance and treatment;
D. transport;
e. use and utilization;
f. reasonable treatment and treatment of the Animals;
G. cuts and murders; and
h. Comparative medicine practice.
(4) The activity as referred to in paragraph (3) is mandatory by persons who have a competency in the field of Animal Welfare.
Section 84
(1) The application of the principle of animal freedom as referred to in Article 83 is mandatory by:
a. Animal owners;
B. people who handle the Animals as part of its work; and
c. owner of the Animal Maintenance facility.
(2) The owner of the Animal Maintenance facility as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter c is required to have a business permit issued by the mayor/mayor.
(3) The Minister sets out the type and criteria of the Animal Maintenance facility which requires a business permit.
Section 85
The owner of an Animal Maintenance facility that does not apply the principles of animal freedom on activities as referred to in Article 83 of the paragraph (3) is subject to the revocation of his attempt permit by the mayor/mayor.
The Second Part
Arrest and Handling
Section 86
The application of the principle of animal freedom on arrest and handling as referred to in Article 83 paragraph (3) the least bit of a letter should be done by:
a. ways that do not hurt, do not injure, and/or not result in stress; and
B. using means and equipment that do not hurt, do not injure, and/or not result in stress.
The Third Part
Placement and Tramp
Section 87
The application of the principle of animal freedom on placement and tramp as referred to in Article 83 of the verse (3) the least bit b should be done by:
a. ways that do not hurt, do not injure, and/or not result in stress;
B. using means and equipment that do not hurt, not injure, and/or not result in stress;
c. separating between the superior animals of the inferior one;
D. use a clean cage and allow the animals to move, can protect the Animals from predators and animals bullies, as well as protect from the sun ' s heat and rain; and
e. provide feed and drink that corresponds to the physiological needs of the Animals.
The Fourth Part
Maintenance and Care
Section 88
(1) The application of the principle of animal freedom on maintenance and care as referred to in Article 83 of the paragraph (3) the least letter of c must be performed with:
a. ways that do not hurt, do not injure, and/or not result in stress;
B. using means, infrastructure, and equipment that are clean and not hurting, do not injure, and/or not result in stress;
c. using a cage that allows the Animals to move, can protect the Animals from predators and animals, and protect from the heat of the sun and rain; and
D. provide feed and drink that corresponds to the physiological needs of the Animal.
(2) In terms of maintenance and care as referred to in paragraph (1) carried out in order to restore physical health and/or mental health post medik or Natural Disaster, the application of the principle of animal freedom must be under the glorification of Doctor Animals.
The Fifth Part
Transport
Section 89
(1) The application of the principle of animal freedom on the transport as referred to in Article 83 of the paragraph (3) the least bit d to do with:
a. ways that do not hurt, injure, and/or result in stress;
B. use a decent, clean, clean transport tool in accordance with the capacity of the transport device, not harm, not injure, and/or not result in stress; and
c. provide feed and drink that corresponds to the physiological needs of the Animals.
(2) In terms of transport as referred to in verse (1) using a cage, the enclosure must allow the Animals to move freely, free from predators and animal bullies, as well as sheltered from the heat of the sun and rain.
(3) The transport of the animal as referred to in verse (1) and verse (2) is performed under the glorification and/or after receiving the recommendation of the Governing Animal Physician.
The Sixth Part
Use and Heating of the Cloud Service
Section 90
The application of the principle of animal freedom on the use and utilization as referred to in Article 83 of the verse (3) the least bit of e should be done by:
a. ways that do not hurt and do not result in stress; and
B. provide clean means and equipment.
Section 91
The use of the body parts and organs in the Animal for medical purposes must be performed by the Veterinary Doctor who has a service permit.
Section 92.
Each person is prohibited for:
a. using and utilizing the Animals beyond its natural ability that can be influential to health, safety, or cause of animal death;
B. provide a reference material or stimulated animal organ work function outside the normal physiological limit that can harm health, safety, or cause of animal death;
c. implements modern biotechnology to produce animals or transgenic animal products that compromise the sustainability of the animal's resources, safety and security bathin society, and the preservation of the functioning of the environment;
D. leverage the physical strength of the Animal beyond its limits of its ability; and
e. utilize the animal parts or organs for purposes other than medical.
The Seventh Part
Wajar Treatment and Pengayoman Against Animals
Section 93
The application of the principle of animal freedom on the appropriate treatment and treatment of the animal as referred to in Article 83 of the paragraph (3) the least bit of the letter should be done by:
a. a way that does not hurt, does not result in stress, and/or death; and
B. using the means, infrastructure, and clean equipment.
Section 94
(1) The Governor and regent/mayor conduct reasonable treatment and treatment of animals to the Animal owners, the person who handles the Animal as part of its work, and the owner and maintainer of the Animal Maintenance facility.
(2) Coaching the appropriate treatment and treatment of Animals as referred to in verse (1) is carried out through the provision of means, socialization, and education.
The Eighth Part
Cuts and Killings
Section 95
(1) The application of the principle of animal freedom on cuts and killings as referred to in Section 83 of the paragraph (3) the least bit of the g to do with:
a. ways that do n' t hurt, does not result in fear, and stress at the time of animal handling before being cut or killed;
B. a way that does not result in fear and stress, and can end animal suffering as soon as possible at the time of cuts or murders;
c. using clean means and equipment; and
D. Make sure the animals die perfect before the next handle.
(2) In terms of dismembering and murder as referred to in paragraph (1) using pemingsanan, it is forbidden to use the means that cause the Animals to suffer, stress, and/or die.
Section 96.
In terms of cuts and killings as referred to in Article 95 it is done for the control and countermeasures of infectious animal diseases and Zoonosis or reduce the suffering of animals that are unlikely to be saved his soul, cuts and Animal killings must be based on medical considerations of the Animal Doctors.
The Ninth Part
Comparative Medicine Practice
Section 97
(1) The comparative medicine practice as referred to in Article 83 paragraph (3) of the letter h is performed against laboratory animals.
(2) The application of the principle of animal freedom on comparative medicine practice as referred to in paragraph (1) the least must be done with:
a. priorite a way that does not hurt and does not result in stress;
B. using means, infrastructure, and clean equipment, not hurting, and not resulting in stress; and
c. provide feed and drink that corresponds to the physiological needs of the Animals.
Section 98
(1) The comparative medicine practice as referred to in Article 97 must be carried out by or under the glorification of the Veterinary Doctor.
(2) The Veterinary Doctor as referred to in verse (1) must comply with the Veterinary Doctor ' s profession of profession.
Section 99
(1) Each person is prohibited:
a. doing activities that result in the unnecessarily suffering for the Animals;
B. mutilation of the animal body;
c. giving materials that result in intoxication, defect, cidera, and/or death in the Animals; and
D. pitted animals that result in animals experiencing fear, pain, permanent disability, and/or death.
(2) To prove the occurrence of a violation of the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) may be conducted forensic tests by the Veterinary Doctor.
BAB IV
ANIMAL HANDLING AS A RESULT OF NATURAL DISASTER
Section 100
In the event of a Natural Disaster, the Animal ' s handling is done through:
a. Animal evacuations;
B. Animal handler dies;
c. temporary shelter;
D. cutting and killing of Animals; dan/or
e. Animal control of source diseases and vectors.
Section 101.
(1) The evacuation of the animals as referred to in Article 100 of the letter a is carried out against healthy animals and sick animals that are still likely to be cured that are on the site of the Natural Disaster that is not possible for the survival of the Animal.
(2) The implementation of the animal evacuation as referred to in verse (1) is carried out with regard to the principle of animal freedom.
(3) The animals are evacuated to a temporary shelter set by the bupati/mayor.
(4) The evacuation of the animals as referred to in verse (1) is carried out under the supervision of the Veterinary Doctor or persons who have a competence in the field of Animal Welfare.
Section 102
(1) The handling of dead animals as referred to in Article 100 of the letter b is done with burial or combustion.
(2) The handling of the Dead Animal by Natural Disaster as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out under the supervision of the Veterinary Doctor.
Section 103
(1) The temporary appearance in Article 100 of the letter c is done with regard to the principle of animal freedom.
(2) Temporal temporary shelters as referred to in paragraph (1) must:
a. in a secure location;
B. available clean water facilities, feed, and medications;
c. available shelter for healthy animals separated from sick or cidera animals; and
D. It is easily accessible to volunteer power and animal health.
Section 104
(1) The cutting and killing of Animals as referred to in Article 100 of the letter d is performed against the Animal which:
a. cannot be saved his soul; and
B. It needs to be stopped
(2) The cutting of animals as referred to in verse (1) is performed against animals whose meat can be used for human consumption.
(3) The Killing of Animals as referred to in verse (1) is performed against the Animals whose meat is not consumed.
(4) The cutting and killing of the Animals as referred to in verse (1) is carried out under the Supervision of the Animal Doctors.
Section 105
(1) The human control of the source of the disease and vector as referred to in Article 100 of the letter e must be carried out at the site of the Natural Disaster and the surrounding areas affected.
(2) The control as referred to in paragraph (1) is done in a way:
a. the application of environmental sanitation; and
B. extermination vector.
Section 106
Animal treatment of the Natural Disaster is conducted by the Minister, the minister or the head of the non-ministry, the governor, and the regent/mayor in accordance with his authority.
Section 107
Further provisions on the manner of the handling of the Animal's handling of the Natural Disaster are governed by the Minister's Rule.
BAB V
TRANSITION PROVISIONS
Section 108.
In the case of an accredited Veteriner Laboratory as referred to in Article 50 paragraph (3) is not yet available, the Minister, governor, or regent/mayor may designate a laboratory for inspection and Testing in the most prolonged period of 4 (four) years.
Section 109
When this Government Regulation is in effect, the owner of an unlicensed Animal Maintenance facility in Section 84 of the paragraph (2) is required to have the slowest business permit 2 (two) years since the enactment of the Government Regulation (s). this.
BAB VI
CLOSING PROVISIONS
Section 110
By the time this Government Regulation is in effect, the implementation regulation of the Government Regulation No. 22 Year 1983 on the Health of the Veteriner Society remains in effect as long as it does not conflict with and/or has not been replaced by Regulation. This government.
Section 111
At the time the Government Regulation is in effect, the Government Regulation Number 22 of 1983 on the Health of the Veteriner Community is revoked and stated to be not applicable.
Section 112
This Government Regulation shall come into effect on the date of the promulctest.
In order for everyone to know it, order the invitational of this Government Regulation with its placement in the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia.
Set in Jakarta
on October 29, 2012
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
-DR. H. SUSILO BAMBANG YUDHOYONO
Promulgated in Jakarta
on October 30, 2012
MINISTER FOR LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
AMIR SYAMSUDIN
