Animal Health Act 1981
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36O Ascertaining genotypes and identifying livestock
(1) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations made by statutory instrument make provision requiring the keeper of any livestock— (a) to allow an inspector to take a sample from it, for the purpose of ascertaining its genotype; (b) to allow an inspector to administer or otherwise attach to it an identification device; (c) where the genotype of the livestock has been ascertained (whether or not as a result of the exercise of powers conferred by or under this Part), to keep a record of its genotype. (2) The regulations may include provision— (a) with respect to the testing of samples; (b) that only identification devices of a kind specified in the regulations may be administered or attached; (c) requiring the issuing and keeping of certificates recording the genotypes of livestock. (3) The regulations may also include provision requiring the keeper of any livestock to give an inspector such assistance or information as the inspector may reasonably request in connection with the exercise of the inspector's functions under the regulations.
36O Ascertaining genotypes and identifying livestock
(1) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations made by statutory instrument make provision requiring the keeper of any livestock— (a) to allow an inspector to take a sample from it, for the purpose of ascertaining its genotype; (b) to allow an inspector to administer or otherwise attach to it an identification device; (c) where the genotype of the livestock has been ascertained (whether or not as a result of the exercise of powers conferred by or under this Part), to keep a record of its genotype. (2) The regulations may include provision— (a) with respect to the testing of samples; (b) that only identification devices of a kind specified in the regulations may be administered or attached; (c) requiring the issuing and keeping of certificates recording the genotypes of livestock. (3) The regulations may also include provision requiring the keeper of any livestock to give an inspector such assistance or information as the inspector may reasonably request in connection with the exercise of the inspector's functions under the regulations.
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