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Decree No. 126 of 1996 implementing provisions of the Animal Destruction Act.

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Type of law
Regulation
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Abstract
For several reasons, one being the implementation of Council Directive 90/667/EC, the Animal Destruction Decree needed urgent modification, to the extent that it was replaced by a new Decree. This new Decree regulates the processing of high-risk waste of animal origin, processing of low-risk waste of animal origin and the transportation of animal waste. Chapter 2 provides rules with respect to arrangements in processing establishments such as the use of materials, hygienic equipment, desinfecting equipment, processing installations, etc. Chapter 3 contains rules with respect to work procedures in processing establishments, particularly those used for processing of high-risk waste. Chapter IV provides for the processing of low-risk waste used for animal feed, technical products or pharmaceutical products. Transportation of animal waste is regulated in Chapter 6. Chapter 7 provides requirements with respect to storage, transportation and treatment of animals which have died as a result of infectious diseases. The remaining chapters deal with regulation-making powers of the Minister regarding end-products, dead cats and dogs, administration, compensation of damage, and other matters. (39 articles, divided into 12 Chapters)
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Entry into force notes
Article 37 enters into force on a date to be appointed by Royal Decree.
Notes
This Decree is made under the Animal Destruction Act.The Animal Destruction Decree is revoked.
Repealed
No
Serial Imprint
Staatsblad No. 126, 27 February 1996, pp. 1-20.
Source language

English

Legislation Amendment
No