Change 1 Article Choose an article Title and introductory text 1 General powers of Ministers to make orders. 2 Local authority regulations. 3 Expenditure for eradication. 4 Offences as to s. 3. 5 Veterinary services and therapeutic substances. 6 Eradication areas and attested areas. 6A Biosecurity guidance 6B Biosecurity compliance 6C Biosecurity codes: Scotland 6D Emergency biosecurity orders: Scotland 6E Tests and samples: Scotland 6F Samples: further testing 7 Cleansing and disinfection. 8 Movement generally. 8A Animal gatherings: Scotland 9 Prohibition in specific cases. 10 Importation. 10A Annual review of import controls 11 Export to member States. 12 Export quarantine stations. 13 Orders as to dogs. 14 Prevention of sheep scab. 14A National contingency plan 14B Duty to consider vaccination 15 Separation and notice. 16 Treatment after exposure to infection. 16A Slaughter of vaccinated animals 16B Slaughter of treated animals: Scotland 17 Powers as to infected places and areas. 18 Other provisions as to infected places and areas. 19 Destruction of foxes etc. on rabies infection. 20 Additional provisions under s. 17 on rabies infection. 21 Destruction of wild life on infection other than rabies. 22 Powers of entry etc. for s. 21. 23 Orders as to infected places and areas. 24 Rabies: quarantine and virus control. 25 Movement of diseased or suspected animals. 26 Pleuro-pneumonia or foot-and-mouth disease found in transit. 27 Exclusion of strangers. 28 Seizure of diseased or suspected animals. 28A Deliberate infection 28B Deliberate infection: disqualification 28C Deliberate infection: Scotland 28D Deliberate infection: deprivation of entitlement to compensation 28E Deliberate infection: deprivation orders 28F Deliberate infection: disqualification orders 28G Seizure orders where disqualification breached 28H Suspension of orders pending appeal 28I Specified diseases: Scotland 29 Control of zoonoses. 30 Provisions supplemental to s. 29. 31 Slaughter in certain diseases. 32 Slaughter in other diseases. 32A Slaughter to prevent spread of disease 32B Disease control (slaughter) protocol 32C Protocol: exercise of powers 32D Explanation of preventive slaughter 32E Slaughter for preventing spread of disease: Scotland 32F Disease control (slaughter) statement: Scotland 33 Additional staff and expenses. 34 Slaughter and compensation generally. 35 Seizure and disposal of carcases etc. 36 Compensation for seizure. 36ZA Seizure of carcases etc.: further provision for Scotland 36ZB Compensation for seizure 36N Power to specify livestock genotypes and TSEs 36O Ascertaining genotypes and identifying livestock 36P Restrictions on breeding 36Q Review 36R Scottish Ministers' powers of enforcement 36S Offences 36T Powers of slaughter: TSE 36U Powers of entry 36V Compensation 36W Orders and regulations 36X Interpretation 37 Prevention of suffering. 38 Food and water. 39 Export of animals generally. 41 Restriction on export of ponies. 42 Restriction on export of registered ponies. 43 Regulation of export of ponies. 44 Slaughter on examination of inspection. 45 Marking of horses certified for export. 46 Slaughter of injured horses. 47 Exemption of thoroughbreds in transit. 48 Certificates. 50 Local authorities for purposes of this Act. 51 Local authorities and their districts. 52 Inspectors and other officers. 53 Borrowing powers. 54 Provision of wharves etc. 55 Power to acquire land. 56 Public facilities for sheep dipping. 57 Burial of carcases washed ashore. 58 Regulations. 59 Default. 60 Duties and authorities of constables. 61 Powers of arrest as to rabies. Powers of entry and search in relation to rabies offences 62 Entry and search under s. 61. Entry and search in exercise of powers to seize animals 62A Slaughter: power of entry 62B Slaughter: warrants 62C Slaughter: supplementary 62D Tests and samples: power of entry 62E Tests and samples: warrants 62F Tests and samples: supplementary 62G Powers of entry etc.: Scotland 62H Warrants 62I Entry and warrants: supplementary 63 General powers of inspectors. 64 Powers of inspectors as to poultry. 64A Powers of inspectors relating to assimilated law 65 Power to detain vessels and aircraft. 65A Inspection of vehicles 65B Inspection of vehicles: Scotland 66 Refusal and obstruction. 66A Refusal and obstruction of inspector 67 Issue of false licences etc. 68 Issue of licences etc. in blank. 69 Falsely obtaining licences etc. 70 Alteration of licences etc. 71 Other offences as to licences. 71A Prosecutions: time limit 72 Offences made and declared by and under this Act. 73 General offences. 74 Liability under the customs and excise Acts. 75 Penalties for certain summary offences 76 Certain importation offences triable either summarily or on indictment. 76A Fixed penalty notices 77 Money recoverable summarily. 78 Appeal. 79 Evidence and procedure. 80 Yearly return to Parliament. 81 Reports to Minister. 82 Information from Agricultural Marketing Boards. 83 Form and service of instruments. 83A Electronic communication: Scotland 84 Fees. 85 Exemption from stamp duty. 86 Ministers and their functions. 87 Meaning of “animals” and “poultry”. 88 Meaning of “disease”. 89 Other interpretation provisions. 90 Application to hovercraft. 91 Orders etc. 92 General application to Scotland. 93 Communications to and from Northern Ireland. 94 Transitional. 95 Savings. 96 Consequential amendments and repeals. 97 Short title, extent, and commencement. SCHEDULE 1 Regulation of Manufacture of and Other Matters Connected with Veterinary Therapeutic Substances SCHEDULE 2 Specific Matters with Respect to Which Provision may be made in Orders Under Section 10 SCHEDULE 2A Specified diseases SCHEDULE 2B Specified diseases: Scotland SCHEDULE 3 Power to Slaughter in Relation to Certain Diseases SCHEDULE 3A Power of slaughter for preventing spread of disease: Scotland SCHEDULE 4 Additional Provisions as to Food and Water at Railway Stations SCHEDULE 5 Consequential Amendments Schedule 6 Repeals
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33 Additional staff and expenses.
(1) The Minister may, for the purposes of his powers under this Act relating to the slaughter by him of animals, birds or amphibians, employ such additional inspectors, valuers and other persons, and at such remuneration, and may incur such expenses, as, subject to the approval of the Treasury, he thinks necessary.
(2) In this section, “animals” means any kind of mammal (except man).
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33 Additional staff and expenses.
(1) The Minister may, for the purposes of his powers under this Act relating to the slaughter by him of animals, birds or amphibians, employ such additional inspectors, valuers and other persons, and at such remuneration, and may incur such expenses, as, subject to the approval of the Treasury, he thinks necessary.
(2) In this section, “animals” means any kind of mammal (except man).
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