The Diseases of Swine Regulations 2014
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10A Designating premises in England as infected premises where the presence of disease is confirmed
(1) Where the Chief Veterinary Officer confirms, as a result of— (a) any tests carried out under these Regulations; (b) clinical signs in any pig or carcase; or (c) epidemiological connections, that disease has been present on premises in England at any time during the 56 days preceding that confirmation, an inspector may serve a notice on the occupier designating those premises as infected premises. (2) Where the Chief Veterinary Officer confirms, as a result of— (a) any tests carried out under these Regulations; (b) clinical signs in any pig or carcase; or (c) epidemiological connections, that disease is present on premises in England, an inspector must serve a notice on the occupier designating those premises as infected premises. (3) Where a notice is served on the occupier under paragraph (1) or (2), Schedules 1 and 1A apply together with any additional measures that a veterinary inspector considers necessary in order to reduce the risk of the spread of disease. (4) This regulation does not apply where disease is confirmed in a slaughterhouse or feral pigs.
10A Designating premises in England as infected premises where the presence of disease is confirmed
(1) Where the Chief Veterinary Officer confirms, as a result of— (a) any tests carried out under these Regulations; (b) clinical signs in any pig or carcase; or (c) epidemiological connections, that disease has been present on premises in England at any time during the 56 days preceding that confirmation, an inspector may serve a notice on the occupier designating those premises as infected premises. (2) Where the Chief Veterinary Officer confirms, as a result of— (a) any tests carried out under these Regulations; (b) clinical signs in any pig or carcase; or (c) epidemiological connections, that disease is present on premises in England, an inspector must serve a notice on the occupier designating those premises as infected premises. (3) Where a notice is served on the occupier under paragraph (1) or (2), Schedules 1 and 1A apply together with any additional measures that a veterinary inspector considers necessary in order to reduce the risk of the spread of disease. (4) This regulation does not apply where disease is confirmed in a slaughterhouse or feral pigs.
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