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ARTICLES. Article
approved premises. 6. Movement into and out
herds.
documents. 9. Examination
cattle by authorised
ficers. 10. Production by authorised
ficer
appointment. 11. Compliance with conditions
permits. 12. Revocation and amendment. S.I. No. 248
the progressive eradication
bovine tuberculosis, 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.—
December,
paragraph
and where occurring secondly and thirdly in subparagraph (a)
paragraph
, means such area as consists
the administrative counties
Cavan, Longford, Monaghan and that part
the administrative county
Westmeath lying west
the River Inny; "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; "authorised
ficer" means a person appointed by the Minister in writing to be an authorised
ficer for the purposes
this Order; "clear herd" means a herd
cattle which has had at least two successive clear tests (that is to say, tests with tuberculin at which all animals in the herd were tested and passed the tests) subsequent to the date on which the area in which the herd is situated was declared by order
the Minister to be a clearance area; "the Minister" means the Minister for Agriculture. 3 General restriction on movement into the area. 3. Cattle shall not be moved into the area except as provided for by this Order. 4 Permits for movement into the area. 4.—
this Article, cattle
the following classes may be moved into the area under permit under this Article: (
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.
paragraph
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 cattle and authorising their movement from the place from which they came.
paragraph
this Article are moved into the area under permit under this Article, the person in charge
the cattle shall have in his possession— (a) where the test was carried out in the area as defined in the Bovine Tuberculosis (Clearance Area) (Special Controls) Order, 1960 ( S.I. No. 178
1960 ), as amended by the Bovine Tuberculosis (Clearance Area) (Special Controls) (Amendment) Order, 1960 ( S.I. No. 218
1960 ), or in the area as defined in the Bovine Tuberculosis (Attested Area) Order, 1960— (
the cattle, (
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.
the following persons may, subject to the cattle concerned being examined by him, issue permits for the purposes
this Article— (a) an authorised
ficer, (b) an inspector
the Garda Síochána or member thereof
lower rank, (c) an
ficer
customs and excise, (d) A preventive
ficer at a customs or frontier post. 5 Movement into and out
approved premises. 5.—
paragraph
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) unless the cattle are disposed
before the expiration
the period
validity
the veterinary certificate or the market clearance certificate which accompanied them, they shall be retained in isolation on the approved premises until they have been again tested with tuberculin and have passed the test, (d) the owner
such 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.
premises for the purposes
this Article and any such approval may be granted— (
a limited period or without limitation as to period.
ficer may, at his discretion, issue permits for the purposes
this Article.
herds. 6.—
this Article.
this Article, cattle
the following classes may be moved into a herd in the area: (
which identity cards have been issued by the Minister indicating that the cattle are from a clear herd, (d) 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 those Orders and have passed the test, (e) cattle (other than attested cattle) from a herd in the area (other than a clear herd), being a herd
which the most recent test with tuberculin was a clear test, that is to say, a test at which all animals in the herd were tested and passed the test.
paragraph
this Article are being moved into a herd, the person in charge
the cattle shall have in his possession a permit or licence establishing that the cattle are attested cattle and authorising their movement from the place from which they came.
paragraph
this Article are being moved into a herd, the person in charge
the cattle shall have in his possession— (
the cattle, (
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.
paragraph
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 subjected to a test with tuberculin arranged by the Minister 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 other cattle in the herd (except from other cattle which have been moved into isolation in the herd).
any cattle in a herd in the area, any animal fails to pass the test— (a) no animal shall, except under permit under this Article, be moved out
the herd, (b) 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.
ficer may, at his discretion, issue permits for the purposes
this Article. 7 Licences for movement into the area or into herds in the area. 7.—
this Article and notwithstanding any other provision
this Order, cattle may be moved into the area or into a herd in the area under licence under this Article.
this Article.
documents. 8. A person having in his possession pursuant to this Order any permit, licence or certificate shall, on demand made by a member
the Garda Síochána or an authorised
ficer, produce it for inspection by such member or
ficer. 9 Examination
cattle by authorised
ficers. 9. An authorised
ficer may examine any cattle being moved into the area or into or out
premises approved
under this Order or herds in the area, and may make any inquiries in relation to the cattle as may be reasonably necessary for the administration
this Order. 10 Production by authorised
ficer
appointment, 10. 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. 11 Compliance with conditions
permits. 11. The conditions specified in any permit, approval or licence issued under this Order shall be complied with. 12 Revocation and amendment. 12.—
1960 ), is hereby revoked.
the Bovine Tuberculosis (Clearance Area) (Special Controls) Order, 1960 ( S.I. No. 178
1960 ), is hereby amended by the deletion
"aged one year or over". GIVEN under my
ficial Seal, this 8th day
December, 1960. PATRICK SMITH, Minister for Agriculture. EXPLANATORY NOTE. This Order regulates the movement
cattle into Counties Cavan, Longford, Monaghan and the part
Co. Westmeath lying West
the River Inny and also the movement
cattle into and out
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