Jord- och skogsbruksministeriets förordning om krav som för bekämpning av djursjukdomar ställs på sådan sperma från hästdjur som samlas in för inrikeshandel | 780 — Finland law | Esheria

Jord- och skogsbruksministeriets förordning om krav som för bekämpning av djursjukdomar ställs på sådan sperma från hästdjur som samlas in för inrikeshandel

The regulation covers approval of a station that collects horse semen for domestic trade and requires the station to follow rules on collection, handling, and storage.

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Jurisdiction
Finland
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
780
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Language
sv
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approval revocation breeding station operations commencement domestic trade equine facility compliance horse semen collection inspection licensing livestock notification notifications repeal reporting veterinary station approval

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The regulation covers approval of a station that collects horse semen for domestic trade and requires the station to follow rules on collection, handling, and storage. This section says that rules for semen collection stations that send semen from equidae outside Finland are found in a separate Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry regulation. This section defines several terms used in the regulation: horse animals, a unique lifelong number, semen, a stallion station, and a station veterinarian. Regionförvaltningsverket must inspect a stallion station before approval, notify the municipal veterinarian and the Finnish Food Authority when it is approved, and authorize the station veterinarian in writing. A horse station must meet the Annex I requirements, stay under regular supervision by the station veterinarian, and only handle semen that meets Annex I point 4 requirements.

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