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The Exotic Animal Disease (Amendment) (England) Order 2026

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Schedule 1 NEW SCHEDULE 1A TO THE DISEASES OF SWINE REGULATIONS 2014

Article 3(37) Schedule 1A Restriction of movement of pig products from premises that are later designated as infected premises under regulation 10A Regulation 10A(3) Restriction of movement of pig products from premises that are later designated as infected premises under regulation 10A 1 (1) A person must not, except in accordance with a licence granted under sub-paragraph (2), move from premises in England any pig products that have been— (a) moved from other premises that, after that move, are designated under regulation 10A as infected premises by a designation which has been notified to that person; or (b) been obtained from pigs that have been moved from other premises that, after that move, are designated under regulation 10A as infected premises by a designation which has been notified to that person. (2) A licensing officer may licence the movement of such pig products for the purposes of immediate disposal. Exceptions 2 Paragraph 1 does not apply to pig products that— (a) have been— (i) produced at least 15 days before the estimated earliest date of infection for the infected premises; and (ii) obtained, cut, transported and stored separately from pig products produced after that date; (b) have undergone treatment in accordance with Schedule 2 to the Products of Animal Origin Regulations; or (c) have been moved from the establishment at which the meat from which they were obtained was first processed.

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Schedule 1 NEW SCHEDULE 1A TO THE DISEASES OF SWINE REGULATIONS 2014

Article 3(37) Schedule 1A Restriction of movement of pig products from premises that are later designated as infected premises under regulation 10A Regulation 10A(3) Restriction of movement of pig products from premises that are later designated as infected premises under regulation 10A 1 (1) A person must not, except in accordance with a licence granted under sub-paragraph (2), move from premises in England any pig products that have been— (a) moved from other premises that, after that move, are designated under regulation 10A as infected premises by a designation which has been notified to that person; or (b) been obtained from pigs that have been moved from other premises that, after that move, are designated under regulation 10A as infected premises by a designation which has been notified to that person. (2) A licensing officer may licence the movement of such pig products for the purposes of immediate disposal. Exceptions 2 Paragraph 1 does not apply to pig products that— (a) have been— (i) produced at least 15 days before the estimated earliest date of infection for the infected premises; and (ii) obtained, cut, transported and stored separately from pig products produced after that date; (b) have undergone treatment in accordance with Schedule 2 to the Products of Animal Origin Regulations; or (c) have been moved from the establishment at which the meat from which they were obtained was first processed.

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