Quarantine and Prevention of Disease (Exportation of Animals) Regulations (S. 47/62).

These Regulations, consisting of 11 sections and one Schedule, made under sections 91 and 92 of Quarantine and Prevention of Disease Act, establish that no animal shall be exported or transshipped from one ship or conveyance to another ship or conveyance within Brunei Darussalam for the purpose of export, without the express permission of the veterinary officer. Subject to the provisions of these Regulations, a person wishing to export an animal, either for sale or otherwise, to any place outside Brunei Darussalam shall, in the first instance, make an application in the ordinary way to a veterinary officer of the district wherein the animal is situated. An application may be made for any number of animals, provided they are of the same species. On receipt of such application, the veterinary officer shall arrange for an inspection of the animal and if the animal is free from disease and is in good health, he shall issue an Animal Health Certificate in the form prescribed in the Schedule. The fee for an Animal Health Certificate shall be: a) Cattle including buffalo — $20 per animal; b) Goats, dogs and cats — $10 per animal; and c) Birds including chicken — $2 per bird.