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  1. BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS (ATTESTED AREA) ORDER,
  2. ARRANGEMENT

ARTICLES. Article.

  1. Short title and commencement.
  2. Definitions.
  3. Declaration

attested area.

  1. Restriction on testing.
  2. Isolation

reactors. 6. Precautions against spread

infection. 7. Disposal

reactors and other animals. 8. Disinfection

premises. 9. Repair or reconstruction

cow byres.

  1. Records.
  2. Restriction on movement.
  3. General restriction on movement into the area.
  4. Permits for movement into the area.
  5. Movement into and out

approved premises. 15. Movement into and out

herds. 16. Restriction on movement out

the area and exposure for sale (attested animal). 17. Licences for movement into or out

the area or into or out

herds in the area. 18. Control

public sales in the area.

  1. Documents in relation to cattle at public sales in the area.
  2. Notification

evidence

bovine tuberculosis. 21. Inspection

documents. 22. Examination

cattle by authorised

ficers. 23. Production by authorised

ficer

appointment. 24. Compliance with conditions

permit, approval or licence.

  1. Omission.
  2. Amendments and revocations. FIRST SCHEDULE. Form. SECOND SCHEDULE. Provisions relating to cleansing and disinfection

premises. S.I. No. 236

  1. BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS (ATTESTED AREA) ORDER,
  2. I, PATRICK SMITH, Minister for Agriculture, it appearing to me to be necessary for the purpose

the progressive eradication

bovine tuberculosis and being satisfied that bovine tuberculosis is virtually non-existent in such area as consists

the administrative counties

Donegal, Mayo and Sligo, do hereby, in exercise

the powers conferred on me by section 22

the Diseases

Animals Act, 1894, and section 2

the Diseases

Animals (Bovine Tuberculosis) Act, 1957 (No. 14

1957), as amended by section 5

the Diseases

Animals Act, 1960 (No. 26

1960), order as follows: 1 Short title and commencement. 1.—

(1)This Order may be cited as the Bovine Tuberculosis (Attested Area) Order, 1960.
(2)This Order shall come into operation on the 5th day

December,

  1. 2 Definitions.
  2. In this Order— "the area" has the meaning specified in Article 3; "authorised

ficer" means a person appointed by the Minister in writing to be an authorised

ficer for the purposes

this Order; "herd" includes a herd consisting

one animal only; "public sale" means any sale

cattle other than— (a) a sale by a farmer

his own cattle on his own farm, or (b) a sale

cattle specifically authorised by the Minister and held in accordance with any conditions attached to the authorisation; "attested" means, in relation to an animal, that it is— (a)

an attested herd, (b) from an attested area, (c)

a herd in Northern Ireland which, under the law

Northern Ireland, is a herd corresponding to an attested herd, or (d) from an area in Northern Ireland which, under the law

Northern Ireland, is an area corresponding to an attested area; "the Minister" means the Minister for Agriculture; "the Principal Act" means the Diseases

Animals Act, 1894, as amended or adapted by or under subsequent enactments. 3 Declaration

attested area. 3. Such area as consists

the administrative counties

Donegal, Mayo and Sligo (in this Order referred to as the area) is hereby declared to be an area in which bovine tuberculosis is virtually non-existent. 4 Restriction on testing. 4. Cattle in the area shall not be tested for tuberculosis except with the permission

the Minister. 5 Isolation

reactors. 5. Where, as a result

any test

cattle in the area for tuberculosis, a reactor is disclosed, the owner or person in charge

the animal shall immediately take all practicable steps to secure the effective isolation

the animal. 6 Precautions against spread

infection. 6. Where, as a result

any test

cattle in the area for tuberculosis, a reactor is disclosed on any premises, the occupier

the premises shall take all practicable steps to prevent the infection

cattle kept on adjoining land by contact with cattle on his premises. 7 Disposal

reactors and other animals. 7.—

(1)Where, as a result

any test

cattle in the area for tuberculosis, a reactor or an animal suspected

being affected or capable

infecting cattle with tuberculosis is disclosed— (a) possession

the animal may, by agreement, be taken by or on behalf

the Minister and the animal may be disposed

as the Minister thinks fit, (b) in default

agreement as aforesaid, a veterinary inspector may, by notice in the Form specified in the First Schedule to this Order served on the owner

the animal, require the slaughter or removal out

such area as consists

the area and any clearance areas

the animal, within the period specified in the notice, (c) in case there is a failure to comply with the requirements

the said notice, a veterinary inspector or authorised

ficer may, on production, if requested,

his appointment, take possession

the animal (such inspector or authorised

ficer being for this purpose hereby authorised to enter, accompanied by such assistants and vehicles as he may reasonably consider to be necessary, on any land or premises at any reasonable time) and it may be disposed

as the Minister thinks fit.

(2)The cost

taking possession

any cattle pursuant to subparagraph (c)

paragraph

(1)

this Article, and

thereafter maintaining the cattle and disposing

them, may be recovered by the Minister as a simple contract debt in any court

competent jurisdiction. 8 Disinfection

premises. 8.—

(1)An authorised

ficer may, by notice in writing served on the occupier

premises in the area on which a reactor or an animal suspected

being affected or capable

infecting cattle with tuberculosis has been disclosed, require such occupier to cleanse and disinfect specified parts

the premises within a specified period and in accordance with the provisions set out in the Second Schedule to this Order.

(2)A copy

the said provisions shall be incorporated with a notice served pursuant to this Article.

(3)In case there is a failure to comply with the requirements

a notice under this Article, the Minister may cause the requirements to be carried out, and the persons carrying out the requirements on behalf

the Minister are hereby authorised to enter on the relevant premises at any reasonable time for the purpose

carrying out the requirements.

(4)The cost

carrying out pursuant to paragraph

(3)

this Article the requirements

a notice under this Article may be recovered by the Minister as a simple contract debt in any court

competent jurisdiction. 9 Repair or reconstruction

cow byres. 9. A veterinary inspector may, by notice in writing served on the occupier

any land in the area, require such occupier to carry out specified repair or reconstruction

cow byres or boundary fences on the land within a specified period. 10 Records. 10.—

(1)The owner

any herd

cattle in the area shall keep records showing— (

  1. a)cattle in the herd and their identification marks and types, (
  2. b)births and deaths

cattle in the herd, and (c) cattle comprised in any movement into or out

the herd and, as respects any such movement, the date thereof, the address

the premises from or to which the movement took place, the name

the vendor or purchaser (as the case may be) and, in relation to each animal moved out

the herd, whether or not it was for slaughter.

(2)A person keeping records under this Article shall produce the records for inspection by an authorised

ficer on demand. 11 Restriction on movement. 11. An authorised

ficer may, by notice in writing, served on the occupier

any land or premises in the area, require such occupier to keep any specified animals (including goats or swine) on the land or premises, being animals affected or suspected

being affected or capable

infecting cattle with tuberculosis, under specified control or to confine such animals to a specified part

the land or premises. 12 General restriction on movement into the area. 12. Cattle shall not be moved into the area except as provided for by this Order. 13 Permits for movement into the area. 13.—

(1)Subject to paragraphs
(2),
(3)and
(4)

this Article, cattle

the following classes may be moved into the area under permit under this Article: (

  1. a)attested cattle, (
  2. b)cattle (other than attested cattle) which are

a herd in respect

which identity cards have been issued by the Minister, (c) cattle which, during the period

14 days ending immediately before the day

their entry into the area, have completed a test pursuant to the Bovine Tuberculosis (14-Day Test) Order, 1960 ( S.I. No. 176

1960 ), and have passed the test or have completed a test in Northern Ireland corresponding to that provided for by that Order and have passed the test, (d) cattle intended for slaughter at premises registered under the Agricultural Produce (Fresh Meat) Acts, 1930 to 1938, or licensed under the Slaughter

Cattle and Sheep Acts, 1934 to 1936, within such period as may be specified in the permit.

(2)Where cattle referred to in subparagraph (a)

paragraph

(1)

this Article are being moved into the area under permit under this Article, the person in charge

the cattle shall have in his possession a permit or licence establishing that the cattle are attested and authorising their movement from the place from which they came.

(3)Where cattle referred to in subparagraph (b)

paragraph

(1)

this Article are being moved into the area under permit under this Article, the person in charge

the cattle shall, when applying for the permit, surrender to the person issuing the permit the identity cards issued by the Minister.

(4)Where cattle referred to in subparagraph (c)

paragraph (i)

this Article are being moved into the area under permit under this Article, the person in charge

the cattle shall have in his possession— (

  1. a)where the test was carried out in the State— (
  2. i)a tuberculin test certificate (export) issued under the Bovine Tuberculosis (14-Day Test) Order, 1960, or (
  3. ii)a market clearance certificate in respect

the cattle, (b) where the test was carried out in Northern Ireland, a certificate issued by the veterinary surgeon who carried out the test, certifying that the cattle have passed that test.

(5)(a) Each

the following persons may, subject to the cattle concerned being examined by him, issue permits for the purposes

this Article except in the case

cattle referred to in subparagraph (b)

paragraph

(1)

this Article: (i) an authorised

ficer, (ii) an inspector

the Garda Síochána or member thereof

lower rank, (iii) an

ficer

customs and excise, (iv) a preventive

ficer at a customs or frontier post. (b) In the case

cattle referred to in subparagraph (b)

paragraph

(1)

this Article, permits for the purposes

this Article may be issued by an authorised

ficer. 14 Movement into and out

approved premises. 14.—

(1)Where cattle referred to in subparagraph (b) or (c)

paragraph

(1)

Article 13

this Order are moved into the area under permit— (a) the cattle shall not be moved except into premises within the area approved

by the Minister for that purpose; (b) the cattle shall not be moved out

the approved premises, except under permit under this Article issued by an authorised

ficer; (c) if the cattle are on the approved premises after the expiration

a period

14 days from the date

the movement into the area in the case

cattle referred to in subparagraph (b)

paragraph

(1)

Article 13

this Order, or after the expiration

the period

validity

the relevant veterinary certificate or market clearance certificare in the case

cattle referred to in subparagraph (c)

paragraph

(1)

Article 13

this Order, they shall be retained in isolation on the approved premises until they have been again tested with tuberculin; (d) the owner

the cattle shall make (and shall produce to a veterinary inspector or authorised

ficer, on request) a record with respect to such cattle indicating the tattoo marks and ear tag numbers

the animals and the manner

disposal

the animals.

(2)The Minister, at his discretion, may grant and revoke approvals

premises for the purposes

this Article and any such approval may be granted— (

  1. a)subject to such conditions as the Minister considers appropriate and specifies in the approval or without conditions, and (
  2. b)in respect

a limited period or without limitation as to period.

(3)An authorised

ficer may, at his discretion, issue permits for the purposes

this Article.

(4)This Article shall not apply to cattle moved into the area by a herd-owner resident in the area which are moved into isolation in the herd-owner's own herd. 15 Movement into and out

herds. 15.—

(1)Cattle shall not be moved into a herd in the area except as provided for by paragraph
(2)

this Article.

(2)Subject to paragraphs
(3),
(4)and
(5)

this Article, cattle

the following classes may be moved into a herd in the area: (

  1. a)attested cattle, (
  2. b)cattle (other than attested cattle) which are

a herd in respect

which identity cards have been issued by the Minister, (c) cattle which, during the period

14 days ending immediately before the day

their entry into the herd, have completed a test pursuant to the Bovine Tuberculosis (14-Day Test) Order, 1960, and have passed the test, or have completed a test in Northern Ireland corresponding to that provided for by that Order and have passed the test.

(3)Cattle, other than cattle from an attested herd in the area, shall not be moved into a herd in the area except— (
  1. a)under permit under this Article, or (
  2. b)where they have been moved into the area under permit under Article 13

this Order.

(4)(a) Where cattle referred to in subparagraph (a)

paragraph

(2)

this Article, other than such cattle from a herd within the area, are being moved into a herd in the area, the person in charge

the cattle shall have in his possession a permit or licence establishing that the cattle are attested and authorising their movement from the place from which they came. (b) Where cattle referred to in subparagraph (a)

paragraph

(2)

this Article, which are

a herd in the area, are being moved into another herd in the area, the person in charge

the cattle shall have in his possession the identity cards issued by the Minister in respect

the animals.

(5)Where cattle referred to in subparagraph (c)

paragraph

(2)

this Article are being moved into a herd in the area, the person in charge

the cattle shall have in his possession— (

  1. a)where the test was carried out in the area— (
  2. i)a tuberculin test certificate (export) issued under the Bovine Tuberculosis (14-Day Test) Order, 1960, or (
  3. ii)a tuberculin test certificate (domestic) issued under the Bovine Tuberculosis (14-Day Test) Order, 1960, or (iii) a market clearance certificate in respect

the cattle, (

  1. b)where the test was carried out elsewhere in the State— (
  2. i)a tuberculin test certificate (export) issued under the Bovine Tuberculosis (14-Day Test) Order, 1960, or (
  3. ii)a market clearance certificate in respect

the cattle, (c) where the test was carried out in Northern Ireland, a certificate issued by the veterinary surgeon who carried out the test, certifying that the cattle have passed that test.

(6)Where cattle referred to in subparagraph (b) or (c)

paragraph

(2)

this Article have been moved into a herd in the area— (a) the cattle shall not, except under permit under this Article, be moved out

the herd unless and until they have been tested with tuberculin and have passed the test, and (b) so long as the cattle remain in the herd and have not been so tested, they shall be isolated from all attested cattle in the herd.

(7)Where, at any test with tuberculin

any cattle in a herd in the area, an animal fails the test— (i) no animal shall, except under permit under this Article, be moved into or out

the herd, (ii) the owner or person in charge

the cattle shall surrender to an authorised

ficer any identity cards issued by the Minister in respect

animals in the herd, (iii) where, by reference to a subsequent test, a veterinary inspector becomes satisfied, and so informs the owner or person in charge

the herd, that the herd is free from tuberculosis, the restriction on movement under this paragraph shall cease.

(8)A veterinary inspector may by notice in writing served on the owner

any herd

cattle in the area prohibit the movement

any animals into or out

the herd except under the authority

a permit issued under this Article.

(9)An authorised

ficer may, at his discretion, issue permits for the purposes

this Article. 16 Restriction on movement out

the area and exposure for sale (attested animal). 16.—

(1)An attested animal shall not be moved out

the area unless— (

  1. a)it is accompanied by a permit or licence establishing that it is an attested animal and authorising its movement from the place from which it came, (
  2. b)the owner or person in charge has taken all reasonable precautions to protect it from infection with tuberculosis, and (
  3. c)it is suitably marked for identification purposes.

(2)An attested animal shall not be exposed for sale in the area unless— (a) it is accompanied by a permit or licence establishing that it is an attested animal and authorising its movement from the place from which it came or in the case

an animal

a herd in the area an identity card issued by the Minister, (

  1. b)it is suitably marked for identification purposes, (
  2. c)the person exposing it for sale or person in charge has taken all reasonable precautions to protect it from infection with tuberculosis, and (
  3. d)the exposure for sale is effected at a sale approved

by the Minister under Article 18

this Order.

(3)Where— (a) a person proposes to move out

the area or to expose for sale in the area an attested animal, and (b) a veterinary inspector or authorised

ficer, having examined the animal, informs such person that he is not satisfied that the requirements

subparagraph (b)

paragraph

(1)or subparagraph (c)

paragraph

(2)(as the case may be)

this Article have been complied with, the following provisions shall have effect: (i) subject to the next subparagraph, such person shall not so move or expose the animal and, if he is in possession

any permit, licence or identity card relating to the animal, he shall surrender it to the veterinary inspector or authorised

ficer, (ii) if such person, by production

further evidence or otherwise, shows to the satisfaction

the veterinary inspector or authorised

ficer that the said requirements have been complied with, he may so move or expose the animal and any permit, licence or identity card surrendered pursuant to the foregoing subparagraph shall be restored. 17 Licences for movement into or out

the area or into or out

herds in the area 17.—

(1)Subject to paragraph
(3)

this Article and notwithstanding any other provision

this Order, cattle may be moved into or out

the area or into or out

a herd in the area under licence under this Article.

(2)The Minister may, at his discretion, issue licences for the purposes

this Article.

(3)Where the Minister issues a licence under this Article, he may attach to and specify in the licence any conditions (including conditions to be fulfilled after the cattle have been moved into or out

the area or herd) which he considers appropriate. 18 Control

public sales in the area. 18.—

(1)A person shall not hold in the area a public sale

cattle unless the sale is approved

by the Minister.

(2)The Minister may, at his discretion, grant approvals for the purposes

this Article and any such approval may be granted subject to such conditions as the Minister considers appropriate and specifies in the approval or without conditions.

(3)A bovine animal shall not be exposed at any public sale

cattle approved

under this Article except as provided for in this Article.

(4)Subject to paragraph
(5)

this Article and to Article 19

this Order, cattle

the following classes only may be exposed at a public sale

cattle approved

under this Article— (

  1. a)attested cattle, (
  2. b)cattle from herds outside the area in respect

which identity cards have been issued by the Minister, (c) cattle which during the period

14 days ending at the material time have completed a test pursuant to the Bovine Tuberculosis (14-Day Test) Order, 1960, and have passed the test or have completed a test in Northern Ireland corresponding to that provided for by that Order and have passed the test.

(5)Cattle referred to in subparagraph (b) or (c)

paragraph

(4)

this Article shall not be exposed at any public sale in the area at which cattle referred to in subparagraph (a)

paragraph

(4)

this Article are exposed. 19 Documents in relation to cattle at public sales in the area. 19.—

(1)(a) Where cattle referred to in subparagraph (a)

paragraph

(4)

Article 18

this Order, not being cattle

a herd in the area, are exposed at a public sale in the area

cattle, the person in charge

the cattle shall have in his possession a permit or licence establishing that the cattle are attested and authorising their movement from the place from which they came. (b) Where cattle referred to in subparagraph (a)

paragraph

(4)

Article 18

this Order, being cattle

a herd in the area, are exposed at a public sale in the area

cattle, the person in charge

the cattle shall have in his possession the identity cards issued by the Minister in respect

the cattle.

(2)Where cattle referred to in subparagraph (b)

paragraph

(4)

Article 18

this Order, not being cattle from a herd in the area, are exposed at a public sale in the area

cattle, the person in charge

the cattle shall have in his possession a permit or licence authorising their movement to the sale.

(3)Where cattle referred to in subparagraph (c)

paragraph

(4)

Article 18

this Order are exposed at a public sale in the area

cattle, the person in charge

the cattle shall have in his possession— (

  1. a)where the test was carried out in the area— (
  2. i)a tuberculin test certificate (export) issued under the Bovine Tuberculosis (14-Day Test) Order, 1960, or (
  3. ii)a tuberculin test certificate (domestic) issued under the Bovine Tuberculosis (14-Day Test) Order, 1960, or (iii) a market clearance certificate in respect

the cattle, (

  1. b)where the test was carried out elsewhere in the State— (
  2. i)a tuberculin test certificate (export) issued under the Bovine Tuberculosis (14-Day Test) Order, 1960, or (
  3. ii)a market clearance certificate in respect

the cattle, (c) where the test was carried out in Northern Ireland, a certificate issued by the veterinary surgeon who carried out the test, certifying that the cattle have passed the test. 20 Notification

evidence

bovine tuberculosis. 20. Where a veterinary surgeon, in the course

any examination in the area, finds evidence

bovine tuberculosis in any animal or carcass, he shall notify the Secretary, Department

Agriculture, Dublin. 21 Inspection

documents. 21. A person having in his possession pursuant to this Order any documents or certificates shall, on demand made by a member

the Gárda Síochána or an authorised

ficer, produce the documents or certificates for inspection by such member or

ficer. 22 Examination

cattle by authorised

ficers. 22. An authorised

ficer may examine any cattle exposed at any public sale in the area

cattle or any cattle being moved into the area or into or out

premises approved

under this Order or into or out

herds in the area, and may make any inquiries in relation to the cattle as may be reasonably necessary for the administration

this Order. 23 Production by authorised

ficer

appointment. 23. Where an authorised

ficer makes a demand or an examination pursuant to this Order, he shall, if requested, produce his appointment for examination by the person concerned. 24 Compliance with conditions

permit, approval or licence.

  1. The conditions specified in any permit, approval or licence issued under this Order shall be complied with. 25 Omission.
  2. Omission to carry out the requirements

a notice issued under this Order shall be an

fence against the Principal Act. 26 Amendments and revocations. 26. (a) In the definition

"the area" contained in Article 2

the Bovine Tuberculosis (Clearance Area) (Special Controls) Order, 1960 ( S.I. No. 178

1960 ), as amended by Article 3

the Bovine Tuberculosis (Clearance Area) (Special Controls) (Amendment) Order, 1960 ( S.I. No. 218

1960 ), "Donegal, Mayo and Sligo and" are hereby deleted. (b) In the definition

"the area" contained in Article 3

the Bovine Tuberculosis (Clearance Area) (No. 1) Order, 1958 ( S.I. No. 78

1958 ) "Donegal" and "Mayo" are hereby deleted. (c) The Bovine Tuberculosis (Clearance Area) (Sligo) Order, 1957 ( S.I. No. 217

1957 ) is hereby revoked. Article 7. FIRST SCHEDULE. FORM. FORM A. DISEASES

ANIMALS ACTS. Notice to owner

reactor. To ............................................................ .

............................................................ ............................................................ ...... ............................................................ ............................................................ ...... I, the undersigned, being a Veterinary Inspector, hereby give you notice as the owner

the undermentioned animal or animals which has or have reacted to a tuberculin test or which is or are suspected

being affected or capable

infecting cattle with tuberculosis that—

(1)the said animal or animals shall be caused by you to be slaughtered or removed from your premises to a place outside the undermentioned area,
(2)such slaughter or removal must be effected within————days from the date

this notice. Dated this.........day

.......................................19...... Signed ........................................................ Veterinary Inspector. Particulars

animal or animals Ear No. Breed Description Particulars

area Article 8. SECOND SCHEDULE. Provisions relating to cleansing and disinfection

premises. 1. Such parts

the premises as are to be cleansed and disinfected shall, before removal

the manure, be sprayed or saturated with an approved disinfectant.

  1. The manure shall then be removed from the said parts and stocked in a place remote from cattle, goats and swine and shall not subsequently be spread on pasture land.
  2. After the removal

the manure, the said parts shall be thoroughly scraped, the scrapings shall be removed and the said parts shall then be scrubbed and washed thoroughly with a 4 per cent. solution

washing soda in hot water and finally sprayed with an approved disinfectant. 4. All utensils or other articles used for or about any cattle which have reacted under a test for tuberculosis shall be thoroughly cleansed and washed with a 4 per cent. solution

washing soda in hot water. 5. The boots worn by, and the hands

, persons who have carried out the cleansing and disinfection shall be washed in an approved disinfectant. 6. In the foregoing provisions "approved disinfectant" means a disinfectant approved by the Minister for Agriculture under the Diseases

Animals (Disinfection) Order, 1931 (S.R. & O., No. 59

1931). GIVEN under my

ficial Seal, this First day

December, 1960. PATRICK SMITH, Minister for Agriculture. EXPLANATORY NOTE. This Order declares, with effect from 5th December, 1960, the administrative counties

Donegal, Mayo and Sligo to be an Attested Area, i.e., an area in which the Minister is satisfied that bovine tuberculosis is virtually non-existent. This Order

(1)provides for compulsory tuberculin testing

cattle in the area in certain circumstances and prohibits testing, except with the permission

the Minister,

(2)prohibits movement

cattle into the area, except under permit, and specifies the classes

cattle for which such permits shall be granted,

(3)regulates movement

cattle into and out

herds,

(4)controls public sales

cattle in the area and

(5)provides for the disposal

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