Order No. 196 of the Ministry of Agriculture validating the List of species and breeds (types, cross lines) of animals used in breeding pedigree animals.

The document establishes a comprehensive list of animal species and breeds (including types, crosses, and lines) used in breeding programs. Its primary focus is to define the scope of animals eligible for breeding purposes. The Order aims to regulate breeding activities by specifying the breeds and types of animals, thereby supporting legal principles related to animal breeding, genetic resource management, and agricultural policy objectives. The Order delineates specific measures, including the approval of a detailed list of animal breeds across various categories such as cattle, poultry, pigs, horses, and aquatic species. The document emphasizes compliance requirements for stakeholders involved in breeding activities, highlighting the importance of adhering to the approved breed lists for legal and strategic purposes. It also underscores the role of institutional oversight by the Ministry of Agriculture in implementing these measures. Regarding implementation, the Order specifies the timeline for enforcement, including the transition period from existing regulations to the new breed classifications. It assigns responsibilities to relevant agencies and stakeholders to ensure compliance and proper registration of breeding animals according to the updated list. The document also mentions procedural aspects such as the recognition of the list's validity, emphasizing the importance of adherence to the new regulatory framework for legal clarity and policy consistency.