The Veterinary Medicines (Amendment etc.) Regulations 2024
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Change 1
140 Amendment to paragraph 19
In paragraph 19 (prescriptions for feedingstuffs containing veterinary medicinal product)— (a) in sub-paragraph (1)— (i) for “prescription” substitute “medicated feedingstuff prescription”; (ii) for “veterinary medicinal product”, in both places it occurs, substitute “medicinal premix”; (iii) after paragraph (e) insert— (ea) the diagnosed disease to be treated or prevented (in the case of immunological veterinary medicinal products or antiparasitics without antimicrobial effects); ; (iv) for paragraph (h) substitute— (h) the name, active substance, amount of the product prescribed and inclusion rate of the medicinal premix and resulting inclusion rate of the active substance; ; (v) after paragraph (j) insert— (ja) a statement that the prescription may not be re-used; ; (vi) in paragraph (l)— (aa) for “approved” substitute “authorised”; (bb) at the end insert “, whichever is the supplier to the end user”; (vii) after paragraph (n) insert— (na) the overall amount of feedingstuff to be supplied under the prescription; ; (viii) omit paragraph (o); (b) in sub-paragraph (2) for “prescription” substitute “medicated feedingstuff prescription”; (c) after sub-paragraph (2) insert— (2A) In the case of a prescription to which sub-paragraph (1) applies which relates to an antibiotic, the time between a prescription being issued and the course of treatment starting must be no more than five working days. (2B) Subject to paragraph 7A in Schedule 3, a prescription for a medicated feedingstuff containing a medicinal premix which includes an antibiotic may not be issued for prophylactic purposes. . (d) for sub-paragraph (3) substitute— (3) In relation to food-producing animals a medicated feedingstuffs prescription may not confer authority for more than one course of treatment. ; (e) in the heading— (i) for “Prescriptions” substitute “Medicated feedingstuff prescriptions”; (ii) for “veterinary medicinal product” substitute “medicinal premix”.
140 Amendment to paragraph 19
In paragraph 19 (prescriptions for feedingstuffs containing veterinary medicinal product)— (a) in sub-paragraph (1)— (i) for “prescription” substitute “medicated feedingstuff prescription”; (ii) for “veterinary medicinal product”, in both places it occurs, substitute “medicinal premix”; (iii) after paragraph (e) insert— (ea) the diagnosed disease to be treated or prevented (in the case of immunological veterinary medicinal products or antiparasitics without antimicrobial effects); ; (iv) for paragraph (h) substitute— (h) the name, active substance, amount of the product prescribed and inclusion rate of the medicinal premix and resulting inclusion rate of the active substance; ; (v) after paragraph (j) insert— (ja) a statement that the prescription may not be re-used; ; (vi) in paragraph (l)— (aa) for “approved” substitute “authorised”; (bb) at the end insert “, whichever is the supplier to the end user”; (vii) after paragraph (n) insert— (na) the overall amount of feedingstuff to be supplied under the prescription; ; (viii) omit paragraph (o); (b) in sub-paragraph (2) for “prescription” substitute “medicated feedingstuff prescription”; (c) after sub-paragraph (2) insert— (2A) In the case of a prescription to which sub-paragraph (1) applies which relates to an antibiotic, the time between a prescription being issued and the course of treatment starting must be no more than five working days. (2B) Subject to paragraph 7A in Schedule 3, a prescription for a medicated feedingstuff containing a medicinal premix which includes an antibiotic may not be issued for prophylactic purposes. . (d) for sub-paragraph (3) substitute— (3) In relation to food-producing animals a medicated feedingstuffs prescription may not confer authority for more than one course of treatment. ; (e) in the heading— (i) for “Prescriptions” substitute “Medicated feedingstuff prescriptions”; (ii) for “veterinary medicinal product” substitute “medicinal premix”.
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