15. Surveilans are the collection of disease data based on sampling or specimen sampling in the field in order to observe the spread or expansion and ferocity of the disease.

16. A farm is all affairs related to physical resources, seeds, seeds and/or will, feed, farm tools and machinery, livestock, livestock, harvest, pascapanen, processing, marketing, and its efforts.

17. Animal Health is all affairs related to animal care, animal medicine, animal health services, control, and countermeasures of animal diseases, denial of disease, reproductive medik, conservation medics, animal medicine and equipment animal health, as well as feed security.

18. Animals are animals or animals that whole or part of their life cycle are on land, water and/or, air, both nurtured and in its habitat.

19. A pet is an animal whose life is for some or entirely dependent on humans for a particular purpose.

20. Livestock is a pet whose products are used as food producers, industrial raw materials, services and/or other agricultural products associated with agriculture.

21. A breeder is a person who conducts activities and cultivates livestock to benefit and proceeds from such activities.

22. Ruminansia cattle are human-cultivated cattle that have a double hull.

23. Poultry is any type of bird that is used for food including chicken, duck, pigeon, turkey, goose, quail, and belibis.

24. The seeds of the animal that are later called seeds are the reproductive materials of animals that can be cement, sperm, ova, budding eggs, and embryos.

25. The animal's next genetic resource is an animal or genetic material that does not include fish or genetic material, which contains units that serve as a host of offspring, both actual or actual values. potential, which can be picked to create a new family or galur.

26. The seeds of animals that are called seedlings are animals that have superior properties and bequeenate and meet certain requirements for breeding.

27. The next animal will be called an animal rather than a seed that has superior properties to be maintained for production purposes.

28. Animal products are all materials derived from animals that are still fresh and/or have been processed or processed for the purposes of consumption, pharmacosetics, agriculture and/or other uses for the fulfillment of the human needs and health.

29. Animal food is a material derived from an animal that can be treated further.

30. A farm company is either a legal person or corporation in the form of a legal entity and that is not a legal entity, established and located within the Regions that manage a farm effort with certain criteria and scales.

31. A farming business is an activity that results in products and services that support livestock mental endeavour.

32. An effort in the field of animal health is the activities that produce products and services that support an effort to realize animal health.

33. The perpetrator of the farm is each individual, a group of breeders or a group of farmers or a business entity in the form of a legal entity and not a legal entity that is established and established or carried out or carried out activities within the jurisdiction of the law. The State of the Republic of Indonesia, both on its own and together through the agreement of holding business activities in the field of livestock.

34. Feed is a single food material or a mixture of both processed and uncultivated, which is given to animals for survival, production, and breeding.

35. An Animal Health Laboratory is a laboratory that has a competency and is appointed to perform test tasks, investigations and countermeasures against pest media and animal diseases using standard test methods.

36. The Veteriner Public Health Laboratory is an institution that carries out vetting activities, investigation and quality testing of animal products.

37. Veteriner is all affairs related to animals and animal diseases.

38. The veterinary authority is the institutional and/or institutional institution that the Government created in the highest decision-making of the health of animals by engaging in veterinary professionals and by mobilised all lines. The abilities of the profession begin to identify problems, define policies, coordinate policy-acting, up to the operational technical control of the field.

39. Veteriner public health is all affairs related to animals and animal products that directly or indirectly affect human health.

40. Veterinary medicine is a person who has a profession in veterinary medicine, certificate of competence, and veterinary medical authority in carrying out animal health services.

41. Veterinarian is a veterinarian appointed by the Governor based on the range of service duties in order to host animal health.

42. The National Animal Health System, which is later abbreviated to Siskeswanas, is an order for animal health elements that is regularly intertwined in order to form a nationally applicable totalness.

43. Animal diseases are health disorders in animals that are among other things, caused by genetic defects, degenerative processes, metabolic disorders, trauma, poisoning, infestation of parasites, and infection of pathogen microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria, and sandalwood, and ricketsia.

44. Infectious animal disease is an animal disease which is transmitted between animals and animals, animals and humans, as well as animals and other animal disease carriers through direct or indirect contact with mechanical medium-like media such as water, air, soil, feed, equipment, and human or with the medium of biological intermediaries such as viruses, bacteria, amoebas or fungi.

45. Strategic animal disease is an animal disease that can inflict economic losses, public unrest and/or high animal mortality.

46. Zoonosis is a disease that can be contagious from animals to humans or vice versa.

47. Animal medicine is a supply that can be used to treat animals, release symptoms or modify chemical processes in the body including biological, pharmacocetics, premixes, and natural supplies.

48. Animal welfare is all affairs related to the physical and mental state of animals according to the size of the animal ' s natural behavior, which needs to be applied and enforced to protect animals from the treatment of every person who is unfit for animals It's a human being.

49. Animal health is a person who exercises activities in the field of animal health based on the competence and authority of a hierarchical medic with a formal education and/or a certified animal healthinclude planning, livestock, livestock, animal health, veteriner health and animal welfare, veteriner authority, resources, livestock empowerment and efforts in the fields of livestock and animal health, human resources development, research and development, coaching and supervision; and financing.

11. The Superintendent of cattle is a civil servant who is given the duty, responsibility, authority and rights in full by the officials who are authorized to perform the supervision of livestock.

12. The feed quality supervisor is a civil servant who is given the duty, responsibility, authority and rights in full by authorized officials to do the quality supervision of the feed

13. Cutting is an activity to produce animal meat consisting of an ante mortem examination, a slaughter, a completion of a slaughter and a post mortem examination.

14. Animal slaughter is a deadly animal activity, thus achiestribute the seeds or seeds of mandatory livestock

has a seed or seed letter worth bearing on the genealogy and its superior features.

(2) Letter The description of a seed or seed as referred to in paragraph (1) is issued by the Service through the Functional Monitoring Officer of the seedlings in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Paragraph 5 Cutting Control Of Female Ruminants Is Productive

section 17

(1) The female ruminansia cattle are productive from the composition of the ruminansia cattle population identified by the Governor's appointed Acting Governor.

(2) Identification as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed at UPTD, livestock group, farm area, animal market, RPH, cultivation site and/or other livestock nursery.

(3) Ruminansia cattle composition of identity results as

referred to paragraph (1), for the cattle ruminansia is productive The selection is made for breeding, while for cattle the non-productive female ruminants are found to be used as livestock to be cut.

Article 18

The identification as referred to in Article 17 of the paragraph (1) is performed according to the criteria: a. Prolific female ruminants that give birth to less than 5

(five) times or less than 8 (eight) years for livestock of large ruminants and less 5 (five) years for cattle of small ruminants;

b. non-physical disability; c. function of normal reproductive organs, no permanent defects, and/or

do not undergo impaired reproductive function; and d. meets animal health requirements.

Article 19

(1) Ternak a productive female ruminansia is forbidden to be slaughtered, except

for the purposes of research, breeding, control and/or treatment of animal diseases.

(2) Ternak Prolific female ruminants as referred to in verse (1) include large ruminants and small ruminants.

Article 20

The controlling efforts of female ruminansian cattle cutting are productive by means of: a. The socialization of the dismembered and the cattle set; b. communications, information and education; as well as c. intensification of female ruminansia cattle checks that will

cut.

Article 21

(1) The supervision of the controlling control of female ruminants is productive by the Local Government.

(2) Further provisions of the cutting control of female ruminants are productive as referred to in paragraph (1) is governed by the Governor's Rule.

paragraph 6

The supervision of Seed Seed and Shall Livestock

Article 22 (1) The governor conducts surveillance of the production and

The circulation of the seed, the seedlings, and the Will. (2) The supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) of its implementation

is carried out by the Functional Monitoring Officer of the livestock.

(3) The supervision of seed production, seedlings, and shall be as referred to as paragraph (1) includes the type and family, quantity, quality, and manner of producing seeds, seedlings, and will.

(4) The supervision of the seed circulation of seeds and the

as referred to in paragraph (1) includes document checking, transport, storage, and/or packaging.

Paragraph 7 The Institutional and Publishing Board

Article 23

(1) The Governor must facilitate breeders, ranch companies,

and the public to form (2) In terms of the institution as referred to in paragraph (1) not yet

formed or have not been able to meet the needs of the seed and/or seeds, the Governor must form the establishment of the institution of formation and/or nursery.

(3) The activities of the establishment and/or nursery institutions as

referred to the paragraph (1) is synergized in order to produce seeds and seeds.

(4) Further provisions regarding the institutional formation of the forming and the The nursery as referred to in verse (1) is governed by the Governor's Rule.

The second part of the feed

section 24

The management of the feed is done through the activities fulfilment of livestock feed and livestock feed processing.

paragraph 1 fulfilment of the livestock feed

section 25

(1) The breeder and the Ranch business is required to meet the need

feed.

(2) The fulfilment of the feed needs as referred to in paragraph (1) is done through:

a. procurement of feed materials; and b. feed-greening feed.

(3) The Regional Government conducts coaching and facilitation to ranchers and livestock efforts in adequate and meeting the needs of the feed.

Article 26

(1) The existence of the material feed material The bacteria is derived from the ingredients

food, must maintain local food according to the needs and requirements of the feed.

(2) In terms of the raw materials feed in the area as referred to the verse (1) is not sufficient, it can use raw materials feed from outside the area that meet the feed requirements.

(3) Budiers The greening of the feed is carried out through a monoculture and/or integrated system of plants with other types of plants, and considers the ecosystem as per the provisions of the laws.

Paragraph 2 Of Livestock Feed Processing

Article 27

(1) The Local Government recommended the registration of the quality of the feed quality and the labelisation of the feed circulated commercially to the Minister as per the rules of regulation It's

(2) Any person processing feed and/or feed material that is distributed commercially in the Regions, is required to obtain a business permit and meet the quality of the feed quality, as well as the labelization of livestock feed, under the provisions of the laws.

(3) Any person who uses/mix animal drug material

in fodder for commercial purposes, is required to obtain animal drug mixing permits in the feed of livestock from the Government with the recommendation of the Local Government.

Article 28

(1) The Local Government conducts feed quality supervision and materials

default feed through testing in an accredited laboratory.

(2) Testing as referred to in paragraph (1), performed by the Service and related agencies.

Article 29 (1) The governor conducts surveillance on the production and circulation

cattle feed. (2) The supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) of its implementation

is done by the Feed Quality Assurance Officer. (3) The supervision of the production of livestock feed as

referred to in paragraph (1) includes the manufacturer's location, distributor/agent, retailer, tranportation tool, breeder and/or feed user/feed user.

(4) Surveillance on the circulation Cattle feed as referred to in verse (1) includes checking of business perijinan documents, production process, packaging, labelization, storage.

Third Part Tools and The Ranch Machine

Paragraph 1

General

Section 30

(1) Toolkit and farm machines are reof a family or galur, the original geographic distribution, characteristic, and genetic information.

Article 15

(1) Rumpun or the livestock galur generated through the breeding activities can be carried out after the Minister ' s Decision on release.

(2) The release as referred to in verse (1) can only be done against the family or eligible cattle galur new, unique, uniform, and stable, as well as being named.

Paragraph 4 The Benih Roundabout and Cattle seedlings

Article 16

(1) Any person who is to di intact and halal animal product; c. control and countermeasures of zoonosis; and d. Disaster handling.

Paragraph 1 Warranties of Hygiene and Sanitation

Article 58

(1) Hygiene And Sanitation Warranties as referred to in Section

57 letters a, executed by Local Government, Entity and Community by applying hygiene and sanitation in animal product production chains.

(2) Hygiene and sanitation in animal product production chains

as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. in a place of cultivation; b. at the site of aniferred to in Article

45 paragraph (2) of the letter b, includes: a. prevention of entry and the spread of animal diseases from outside

regions or from a region that is batted by natural limits, due to the displacement of animals, animal products and other animal disease carrier media; and

b. Prevention arises, rise and spread animal disease in an area.

(2) The prevention of animal disease in place of income and expenditure as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a, conducted under laws of the law in the field of animal quarantine.

(3) The prevention of animal diseases as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b, conducted under the provisions of the invite-invitation ordinance.

Paragraph 4

Animal Disease Safety

Article 48 (1) Animal disease security as referred to in Article 45

paragraph (2) letter c, Implemented through:

a. security of strategic infectious animal disease; b. the designation of animal disease safeguards; c. application of biosafety and biosecurity procedures; d. Animal fillings; e. Animal traffic control, animal products and carrier media

Other animal diseases outside the quarantine work area; f. Veteriner emergency preparedness; and g. the application of an early alertness.

(2) Activities as referred to in paragraph (1) are performed by

The Veteriner authority corresponds to its authority. (3) Activities as referred to in paragraph (1) letter c until

with g, may be performed by following the community.

Paragraph 5

The Eradication of Animal Disease

Article 49 (1) The eradication of animal diseases as referred to in Article

45 paragraph (2) of the letter d, performed to eliminate cases and agents of infectious animal disease that is endemic and plague.

(2) The eradication of infectious animal diseases as referred to in paragraph (1), was done through: a. region closing; b. Animal traffic restrictions and animal products; c. animal fillings; d. Animal isolations are sick or unpredictable; e. the handling of the sick animals; f. Destruction of a carcass. The disease is drying out of animal diseases; h. the implementation of the animal depopulation; and i. granting of compensation.

(3) The eradication of infectious animal disease endemic,

carried out without the closure of the area in accordance with the spread of infectious animal disease.

(4) The granting of compensation as referred to in paragraph (2) The letter i, given by the Regional Government for healthy animals based on the guidelines of the eradication of animal diseases should be depopulated.

Paragraph 6 Treatment

Article 50

(1) Treatment as referred to in Article 45 of paragraph (2) letter e,

is a medik act that includes preventative, curative, promotional, and rehabilitative measures.

(2) Treatment as referred to in verse (1) is done

against all types of animals and animals, to guarantee: a. Animal health status; b. the quality of animal life and its ecosystem; c. the safety of its animal products and its limes; d. Quality excellence and added animal value; and e. Preserve of the animals.

Paragraph 7 of the Applicative Tool and Machine Health Machine

Section 51

The type of tools and machinery used for disease control as referred to in Article 45 of the paragraph (2) of the letter f, includes: a. animal clinic equipment, reproduction or obstetrics and

laboratory; b. Immersion; c. Spraying; d. Cut a nail or a horn; e. castration; and f. Measurement tool.

paragraph 8 of the Animal Health Technical Requirements

Section 52

(1) The technical requirements of the animal health as referred to in

Section 45 of the paragraph (2) of the g, set on the health status of the animal relating to with the animal type, the type of strategic infectious animal disease and the exotic animal disease of the area of origin.

(2) The animal health technical requirements as referred to in paragraph

(1) are set with regard to the results of risk analysis animal disease against animals, humans, and the environment of the animal-origin regions that will entered to meet an adequate level of protection.

(3) The technical requirements of the animal health as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), are carried out in accordance with the provisions of the invite-invitation ordinance.

Second Part of the Animal Drug

Article 53

(1) The animal drug is based on The sediments can be classified into

biologics, pharmacoseutics, premiks, and natural remedies. (2) Based on the danger level in use and consequently, the drug

animals as referred to in verse (1) are classified into hard drugs, restricted free drugs, and free drugs.

Article 54

The Local Government does oversight of the manufacture, provision, and circulation of animal drugs in the Regions.

Article 55

(1) The hard drugs used for the protection of animal diseases and/or treatment of sick animals can only be obtained by prescription of veterinarians.

(2) The use of hard drugs must be done by veterinarians or animal health personnel below Animal doctor surveillance.

(3) Everyone is prohibited from using certain animal drugs on

cattle whose products are for human consumption. (4) The further provisions of the prohibition on using the animal drug

certain as referred to in paragraph (3) are specified in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Article 56

(1) Any person seeking in the field of animal drug circulation in the Region is required to have an animal drug circulation business permit in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

(2) Each person is prohibited from circulating the drug of the animal that: a. It is a biologic supply that the disease does not exist in Indonesia; b. does not have a registration number; c. is not labeled and tags; and d. does not meet quality standards.

(3) More terms on the terms and conditions of obtaining an animal drug circulation business permit in the area as indicated by paragraph (1) are governed by the Governor's Rule.

BAB VIII THE VETERINER PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE

ANIMAL WELFARE

Part Health Care Society Veteriner

Article 57

The health form of veteriner society includes: a. Hygiene of hygiene and sanitation; b. the safety of a safe, healthy,anizes animal health through

control and countermeasures of animal diseases, according to authority under the provisions of the perinvite regulations- invitation.

(2) The activities of animal disease control and countermeasures as referred to in paragraph (1), include: a. Animal disease observation; b. Animal disease prevention; c. animal disease security; d. Eradication of animal disease;

. treatment; f. Procurement tools and animal health machinery;II

provisions CLOSING

Article 82

Rules Regulation of the Ordinance is set at most 2 (two) years since the Regional Regulation is promulred.

Article 83

This area's regulations begin to take effect on the date of promulgation So that everyone knows it, instructest it. This Area's Law-based Invitation with its placement in the Region of Central Java Region.

Set in Semarang on March 24, 2014

GOVERNOR OF CENTRAL JAVA,

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GANJAR PRANOWO Diundfiled in Semarang on 24 March 2014

SECRETARY OF ealizing food security.

Article 74

(1) The Local Government protects ranchers from deeds that

contain elements of blackmail by other parties to obtain revenue a decent.

(2) The Regional Government prevents the abuse of wisdom in

the fields of application and/or fiscal fields intended for the empowerment of ranchers, livestock and animal health efforts.

(3) Regional Governments prevented the hosting of venture partnerships in

the field of livestock and health animals that led to the exploitation of harming ranchers and the public.

BAB XI

DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES

Article 75

(1) The Regional Government is responsible for improving and developing human resources in the field of livestock and animal health.

(2) In enhance and develop human resources in the field of livestock and animal health as referred to in paragraph (1), the Local Government may involve the perpetrators of the effort and all parties associated with the field of livestock and animal health.

(3) Incresed and development of human resources quality in

fields of farms and animal health is implemented in a way: a. education and training; b. Counseling; and c. Other developments with regard to the need

work competencies, community culture, as well as in accordance with the development of science and technology.

(4) Local Government through educational institutions and the world efforts

facilitate and develop education and training as well as counseling related to the provision of competent human resources in livestock and animal health.

(5) The Regional Government is organizing a counseling and public education in the fields of livestock and animal health through efforts an increase in public nutrition awareness in the consumption of safe, healthy, whole, and halal animal products.

BAB XII RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Article 76

(1) The local government organizes research and development

farm and animal health.

(2) Research and development in the field of livestock and animal health as referred to in paragraph (1) may be carried out by the Local Government with educational institutions, individuals, A society of self-service, or a world of business, alone or in a way. Collaborate.

(3) The Regional Government publicised the results of the research and development of livestock and animal health as referred to in paragraph (2) to the public.

(4) Publication of research and development of livestock and

animal health as referred to in verse (3) is carried out after the results of the study passed the applied test process.

BAB XIII COACHING AND SUPERVISION

section 77

(1) The coaching and supervision of the hosting of the farm and

the health of the animal is done by the Governor.

(2) The provisions of the conduct of the coaching and supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) are performed accordingly. the provisions of the laws.

BAB XIV FINANCING

Article 78

Financing of animal husbanders and animal health, sourced from: a. State Revenue and State Shopping Budget; b. Budget and Regional Shopping; and c. Another valid and non-binding source.

BAB XV ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTION

Article 79

(1) Any person who violates the provisions as referred to

in Section 16 paragraph (1), Section 19 of the paragraph (1), Section 25 of the paragraph (1), Section 27 verses (2) and paragraph (3), Section 30 of the paragraph (1), Section 33 of the paragraph (1), Article 34, Section 42 of the paragraph (3), and Article 44 of the paragraph (1) and Section 59 are administrative sanction.

(2) the administrative sanction as referred to in paragraph (1) can

be: a. Warning/warning in writing; b. a temporary outage of the activities, production, and/or

circulatory;

c. revocation of permissions; and d.

(3) Further provisions on the manner of sanction of the sanction

administrative as referred to in paragraph (2) are governed by the Governor's Rule

BAB XVI

PROVISIONS OF INQUIRY

ARTICLE 80

(1) Certain Civil Service Investigators in the Regional Government environment are given special authority as investigators to conduct a criminal conduct violation of the Regional Regulation in accordance with the laws.

(2) The investigator ' s authority as referred to paragraph (1) is:

a. Receive a report or complaint from a person regarding the violation or violation of the Regional Regulation;

b. conduct the first act and check on the scene; c. order to stop someone and check the self-identification

suspect; d. Confiscation of objects and letters; e. take fingerprints and photograph someone; f. Bring the necessary expertise in conjunction with

case checks; g. Held a termination of the investigation after receiving a clue

from the Indonesian Police investigator that there is not enough evidence or the event is not a criminal act and then through the Republican Police investigator. Indonesia tells the matter to the General Prosecuting, the suspect or his family; and/or

h. perform other actions according to the law that can be accounted for

(3) Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) notify

start of the investigation and deliver the results of its inquiry to the Public Prosecutor via investigator State Police officials of the Republic of Indonesia in accordance with the provisions set in the Criminal Event Law Act.

BAB XVII CRIMINAL provisions

Article 81

(1) Any person or body has proven to be in violation of the provisions of the Criminal Code. as referred to in Article 19 of the paragraph (1) and Article 55 of the paragraph (3)

is sentenced to a maximum of 6 (six) months of solitary confinement or a fine of at least Rp 50,000.000.00 (fifty million rupiah).

(2) Any person committing a breach and/or crime in

the field of Animal and Animal Health, in addition to the criminal provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) is subject to criminal compliance in the Act on the Ranch and Animal Health.

(3) The criminal acts as referred to in paragraph (1), are

violations. (4) In addition to the criminal acts as referred to in paragraph (1) and the paragraph

(2) may be subject to another criminal under applicable law-invitation rule.

BAB XVI and businesses in the field of animal health are performed by providing ease with the health of the livestock. for the advancement of livestock and animal health and the increased power of saing.

(2) Ease as referred to by paragraph (1) includes:

a. The processing of resources, financing, science and technology, as well as information;

b. farm services, animal health services, and technical assistance;

c. avoidance of charge imposes of high cost economies;

d. Coaching the partnership in improving the synergy of the venture>

The letter f is pretty clear

The g letter referred to "animal disease drying" is an act of dedicating the disease animals, such as combustion, spraying disinfectants, and the use of other chemicals to remove the source of the disease.

The letter h referred to the "animal depopulation" is the act of reducing and/or negation of the number of animals in order controlling and countermeasures of animal diseases, maintaining the balance of male animal ratios and females, and preserve habitat support. Depopulation includes activities (a) cutting agalearly Article 35

Quite clear

Article 36 Verse (1)

Clearly Verse (2)

referred to by "certain parties for special interest" e.g. the instance performing livestock breeding in order for the development of science and technology.

Verse (3) Pretty clear

Article 37 Verse (1)

Quite clear Verse (2)

The letter a fairly clear

The letter b is fairly clear

The letter c referred to "companies in other fields" is a moving company in the upstream sector, for example, the effort nursery; or in the downstream sector, for example, the processing efforts of livestock such as the dairy industry.

The letter d is quite clear

Verse (3) Pretty clear

Verse (4) Pretty clear

Article 38

Quite clear

Article 39 Quite clear

Article 40

Verse (1) Pretty clear

paragraph (2) referred to as "ethical rule" in execution The harvest of the power of mind is the realization of applying moral principles, such as the sorting of a day-age hen who does not meet the criteria to be treated with regard to animal welfare rules. The meaning of "aesthetic rule" in the exercise of the harvest of the power of mind is the awareness of applying the principles of conformity and harmony in performing the harvest of the power of mind, such as the suitability of milk containers with milk that harvested.

Article 41

Quite clear

Article 42 Verse (1)

The meaning of "animal products processing industry" is the handling and processing activities performed against farm results aimed at achieving higher added value, with pay attention to the secure, healthy, intact, and halal (foster) product aspects. The meaning of "prioriting local raw materials", for example, in the dairy processing industry may be possible to use milk from the result of the perah cow in the area.

Verse (2) It is quite clear

Verse (3) It is pretty clear

Article 43

Verse (1) Pretty clear

Verse (2) referred to as "balanced nutritious food" is a food condition which is the composition of protein, fats, carbohydrates, minerals, vitamins, and coarse fibers in one-unity intake of consumption in accordance with age, type, and the need for body activity.

Verse (3) Pretty clear

Verse (4) Yang Intended to "create a healthy climate of enterprise", among other things, provide market information, and conduct surveys and studies on a horizontal/vertical monopoly on farms that could compromise the national interest.

Article 44

Clear enough

Article 45 Verse (1)

Quite clearly paragraph (2)

In question the "observation of animal disease" is an act to monitor whether or not there is a particular animal disease on an island or a protected area. The animal is the first step in order to be aware of the premature. The "prevention of animal disease" is a quarantine act carried out in order

prevents the entry of animal diseases from outside the Area into the Regions. The "safeguard of animal disease" is an act committed in the efforts of animal protection and its environment from animal diseases. The "eradication of animal disease" is the act of liberating a region and/or an island of biodiversity and/or an island of infectious animal disease that includes a particular region's closing efforts against the incoming and outgoing. Animal traffic and animal products, animal handling and carrion, as well as disease handling measures include animal disease and animal depopulation. Referred to as "treatment" is an act to eliminate pain, cause of pain, optimize fitness and animal resistance through a nutritional repair effort, therapeutic transaction measures, provision and use of animal drugs, provision the means and infrastructure, supervision and examination, as well as post-treatment monitoring and evaluation.

Section 46 The letter

In question the "surveillance activity" is the collection of disease data based on sampling or specimen retrieval on the field in order to observe the spread or expansion and the ferocity of Disease. To carry out surveillance and investigation is required for animal identifications.

The letter b referred to as "investigation" is the activity to trace the origin, source, and cause of the animal disease in relation to the relationship between parent and the environment.

The c. c. c. c. Pretty clear

The letter d is fairly clear

The letter e is quite clear

Article 47

Quite clear

Section 48 Verse (1)

The letter a fairly clear

The letter b is fairly clear

The letter c referred to "biosafety" is the condition and effort to protect personnel or operators as well as the laboratory environment and surrounding environment from animal disease agents by compiling protocols special, using supporting equipment, and compiling a support facility design. "The one in question" biosecurity " is the condition and attempt to sever the chain of disease agents into the landlady and/or to keep the agents of the disease stored and isolated in a laboratory not to be contaminated or unmisused, for example, for the purpose of bioterrorism.

The d letter referred to "animal fillings" is vaccination, immunization (awarding antisera), an increase in nutritional status and other things that are capable of increasing animal immunity.

The letter e referred to " in outside the quarantine work area " is a seaport, a river, and a border a country that has not been a quarantine work area and can potentially be a place of income and traffic for animal and animal products.

The letter f referred to the "veteriner emergency preparedness" is an insipative action in facing the threat of an exotic infectious animal disease.

The g-letter referred to "early vigilance" was a quick disease observation act (early detection), reporting of the onset of disease rapidly. (early reporting), and security early (early response) included building awareness of the community.

Verse (2) Clear enough

Verse (3) Clear enough

Article 49 Verse (1)

Quite clearly Verse (2)

The letter a referred to "section closing" is the designation of plague areas as a region Quarantine.

The letter b is pretty clear

The letter c is pretty clear

The d is pretty clear

The letter e is pretty clear

Quite clear Article 20

Quite clearly Article 21

Quite clearly Article 22

Quite clear Article 23

Quite clear Section 24

Clear enough

Article 25 Verse (1)

The meaning of the "feed" includes the material feed, feed concentrates, feed plants, feed imcures, feed supplements, processed feed, and other materials that can be used as good fodder. Good feed includes fiber, carbohydrate, fat, protein, vitamins and minerals both derived from plants, animals, trace bodies, and inorganic materials in the form of preminst animals that do not pass the technical selection of animal health, (b) conditional animal cuts (test and slaughter), (c) extermination of the animal population in certain areal (stamping-out), (d) The elimination of the infected animal and/or suspected animal disease carriers, and (e) an animal recuperation that cannot be cured of a disease to reduce its suffering.

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Verse (4) Which means the local government providing compensation is for healthy animals It's not an exotic contagious animal disease, for example, in eradication of brucellosis and anthrax. These provisions are meant to make the public know that positive animal detection is infected with animal diseases. Strategic contagion does not get compensated considering the animal is confirmed to be dead.

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Article 59 referred to "non-food animal products for the industry" for example the waste of skin industry processing of chemicals that contain harmful chemicals for human health. In the event of "food products" for example, the industrial waste of the skin is converted into a rambak crackers.

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Verse (1) The letter a

In question, the "arrest and handling of animals" is the capture and handling of animals from its habitat to be in accordance with the provisions of the law in conservation.

The letter b referred to as "animal placement and tramp" is the placement and tramp of the animal performed well as well as allowing the animal to express its natural behavior.

The c. c. with "maintenance, safeguarding, treatment and animal hustlement" is the maintenance, safekeeping and screening of animals done so well that animals are free from hunger and thirst, pain, persecution and abuse, as well as taste It's scared and depressed.

The letter in question with "animal transport" is Animal transport is well done so that animals are free from fear and distress and are free from persecution.

The letter e referred to the "use and utilization of animals" is the use and utilization of animals It is best to do so that animals are free from persecution and abuse.

The letter f in question with "cutting and killing animals" is the cutting and killing of animals is done as well as the animals Feeling the pain as short as possible, free from pain, fear and distress, persecution and abuse.

The letter g referred to by "treatment of animals" is the treatment of animals should be avoided from acts of persecution and abuse.

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Article 65

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Article 66 referred to the "animal health service" which is a series of necessary measures, among others, for: a clinically performed prognosis and diagnosis of disease,

pathological, laboratory, and/or epidemiological;

b performing a therapeutic transaction act of consulting and/or initial information (prior informed-consent) to the animal owner who is continued with some possible preventative, cooperative, curative, rehabilitative, and therapeutic measures. promoted by avoiding malpractice acts;

c conducting security checks and testing, health, integrity, and hunger for animal products;

d conduct confirmation to the referral animal health care unit if necessary;

e delivers disease data and service activities to authorities veteriner;

f follow up Government and/or Local Government decisions related to animal disease control and countermeasures and/or veteriner public health; and

g performing client education and/or Community education in relation to the healthy paradigm and application of animal welfare rules.

In question the "service of examination laboratory services and veteriner testing" is a diagnostic and/or research services service and development in the framework of animal disease control and countermeasures or Zoonosis, veterinary public health care, and/or drug quality testing, residu/fir, feed quality, seed/seed quality, and/or animal product quality. The "ministry of veterinary services" is services related to the competence of veterinary physicians given to the public in order to practice veterinary medicine, such as animal hospitals, animal clinics, practice clinics. together, animal reproductive rehabilitation clinics, ambulatori, veterinary practices, and animal health consulting practices. The "services service at the Animal Health Center" is a veterinary medical services conducted by the Local Government. This service may be referral and/or integrated with veterinary laboratory and/or veterinary laboratory testing and veterinary testing.

Article 67

Verse (1) Which is referred to as "meeting the needs of the animal health" is the availability of a single veteriner (veterinary and/or specialist veterinary) power and various levels of veteriner paramedic personnel needed in each district/city, to the level of the district.

paragraph (2) veteriner paramedic power consists of a graduate of vocational school, diploma education or obtaining a certificate for carrying out animal health affairs. The certificate is a training certificate organized by the Local Government.

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Article 68

Which is in place of " the land that meets Technical requirements " is an expanse of soil that corresponds to the purpose of livestock, among others, the availability of water sources, topography, agroclimates, and free from pathogenic bacteria that harm livestock.

Article 69

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paragraph (3) referred to as " educational activities and/or research and development " is activities related to the increased development of human resources, science and technology, as well as innovation in the field of livestock and animal health.

Article 70

Verse (1) The Terms Water quality requirements are intended to guarantee the quality, food safety of animal origin and the health of cultivated livestock, and avoid the exposure of microbes and chemicals in animal products.

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Article 71

Paragraph (1) referred to as "controlled by the state" is a state as a legal entity public has the authority to regulate the utilization and preservation of genetic resources.

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Quite clearly ADDITIONAL SHEET AREA OF CENTRAL JAVA PROVINCE NUMBER 68