The Official Controls (Amendment) Regulations 2025
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44 Amendments to the Trade in Animals and Related Products (Scotland) Regulations 2012
(1) The Trade in Animals and Related Products (Scotland) Regulations 2012 are amended as follows. (2) In regulation 2(1) (interpretation) in the definition of “health certificate”, for “electronic form” substitute “electronic or digital form”. (3) In regulation 8(1) (meaning and use of common health entry document (“CHED”)) for “electronic equivalent” substitute “electronic or digital equivalent”. (4) In regulation 11 (place of importation) for “at a border control post” substitute “through a border control post or a point of entry for which a border control post has been”. (5) In regulation 14(1) (removal from a border control post) for “electronic equivalent” substitute “electronic or digital equivalent”. (6) In regulation 17(a) (unchecked consignments) for “through a border control post approved for that animal or product” substitute “in accordance with the requirement in regulation 11”. (7) In regulation 33(e) (offences), in the table, in the column with the heading “description of offence”, in the entry for “regulation 11”, for “importation other than at a border control post” substitute “importation other than through a border control post or a point of entry for which a border control post has been designated”. (8) In Schedule 3 (cases to which Part 3 does not apply), in paragraph 8, in the heading, for “Article 48(h)”, substitute “Article 48(1) and (2)(h)”.
44 Amendments to the Trade in Animals and Related Products (Scotland) Regulations 2012
(1) The Trade in Animals and Related Products (Scotland) Regulations 2012 are amended as follows. (2) In regulation 2(1) (interpretation) in the definition of “health certificate”, for “electronic form” substitute “electronic or digital form”. (3) In regulation 8(1) (meaning and use of common health entry document (“CHED”)) for “electronic equivalent” substitute “electronic or digital equivalent”. (4) In regulation 11 (place of importation) for “at a border control post” substitute “through a border control post or a point of entry for which a border control post has been”. (5) In regulation 14(1) (removal from a border control post) for “electronic equivalent” substitute “electronic or digital equivalent”. (6) In regulation 17(a) (unchecked consignments) for “through a border control post approved for that animal or product” substitute “in accordance with the requirement in regulation 11”. (7) In regulation 33(e) (offences), in the table, in the column with the heading “description of offence”, in the entry for “regulation 11”, for “importation other than at a border control post” substitute “importation other than through a border control post or a point of entry for which a border control post has been designated”. (8) In Schedule 3 (cases to which Part 3 does not apply), in paragraph 8, in the heading, for “Article 48(h)”, substitute “Article 48(1) and (2)(h)”.
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