The Diseases of Swine Regulations 2014
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27 Publicity of declared zones
(1) The appropriate authority must publicise— (a) the extent of any zone declared under these Regulations (including any Restricted Zone, emergency vaccination zone or feral pig control zone); (b) the date of the commencement of the application of the zone; (c) the nature of the measures relating to that zone; (d) any amendment to the extent of a zone or measures applicable in the zone; and (e) the date from which the zone no longer applies. (2) The local authority may where practicable erect signs or posters indicating the existence of any zone declared under these Regulations.
27 Publicity of declared zones
(1) The appropriate authority must publicise— (a) the extent of any zone declared under these Regulations (including any Restricted Zone, emergency vaccination zone or feral pig control zone); (b) the date of the commencement of the application of the zone; (c) the nature of the measures relating to that zone; (d) any amendment to the extent of a zone or measures applicable in the zone; and (e) the date from which the zone no longer applies. (2) The local authority may where practicable erect signs or posters indicating the existence of any zone declared under these Regulations.
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