The Diseases of Swine Regulations 2014
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15A Use of approved disinfectants: alternative arrangements in England
(1) This regulation applies where disinfection is carried out under these Regulations in England. (2) Where the manufacturer’s instructions for a disinfectant falling within regulation 15(a) are not available, the disinfectant must instead be used in accordance with a veterinary inspector’s instructions. (3) Where no disinfectant falling within regulation 15(1)(a) is available, a veterinary inspector may, if the veterinary inspector considers it necessary, license the use of another disinfectant. (4) Where a veterinary inspector licenses the use of disinfectant under paragraph (3), the disinfectant must be used in accordance with— (a) the manufacturer’s instructions (including as to the dilution rate); or (b) if different, the instructions given by a veterinary inspector.
15A Use of approved disinfectants: alternative arrangements in England
(1) This regulation applies where disinfection is carried out under these Regulations in England. (2) Where the manufacturer’s instructions for a disinfectant falling within regulation 15(a) are not available, the disinfectant must instead be used in accordance with a veterinary inspector’s instructions. (3) Where no disinfectant falling within regulation 15(1)(a) is available, a veterinary inspector may, if the veterinary inspector considers it necessary, license the use of another disinfectant. (4) Where a veterinary inspector licenses the use of disinfectant under paragraph (3), the disinfectant must be used in accordance with— (a) the manufacturer’s instructions (including as to the dilution rate); or (b) if different, the instructions given by a veterinary inspector.
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