Regulation of Monitoring of the Veterinary Services of the Animal Clinics

The Regulation sets provisions to improve monitoring the veterinary services of animal clinics in the country. The Regulation consists of 3 Chapters divided into 20 articles: General Provisions (I); Structure, Duties and Competencies (II); Final and Miscellaneous Provisions (III). The main objectives of this Regulation include: to ensure the provision of high-quality services by veterinary clinics; to increase animal population; to increase high-quality and healthy animal products; to increase breeders’ economics and national economics; to keep veterinary clinics active; to increase public information on outbreaks of animal diseases; to increase exportation of animal products; to control common diseases between human and animals. The Regulation establishes an Animal Veterinary Services Supervisory Committee to monitor and inspect the activities and services provided by animal veterinary clinics.