Shandong Province has no regulations on the management of animal disease areas

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 is to strengthen epidemic prevention management in areas without prescribed animal diseases (hereinafter referred to as epidemic-free areas), effectively prevent and control prescribed animal diseases in epidemic-free areas, promote the development of animal husbandry, and protect human health, according to The "Animal Epidemic Prevention Law of the People's Republic of China", the "Animal Epidemic Prevention Regulations of Shandong Province" and other relevant laws and regulations have been formulated based on the actual situation of the province. Article 2: Animal epidemic prevention management in epidemic-free areas shall implement the principles of unified planning, strict standards, prevention first, and management in accordance with the law. Article 3 These Measures shall apply to the production, processing, transportation, operation of animals and animal products and other activities related to animal epidemic prevention in epidemic-free areas and their peripheral monitoring zones and buffer zones. Article 4 The animal husbandry and veterinary authorities at or above the county level are responsible for the construction of epidemic-free areas and animal epidemic prevention management, and their affiliated animal epidemic prevention supervision agencies specifically implement animal epidemic prevention work.

Relevant departments such as transportation, public security, health, and industrial and commercial administration shall carry out animal epidemic prevention work in epidemic-free areas in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 People’s governments at all levels in epidemic-free areas shall strengthen leadership in the construction of epidemic-free areas and animal epidemic prevention work, incorporate the construction of epidemic-free areas into local national economic and social development plans, and provide financial guarantees for animal epidemic prevention work in epidemic-free areas. . Article 6 The animal husbandry and veterinary authorities and animal epidemic prevention supervision agencies at or above the county level shall take measures to publicize and popularize knowledge on animal epidemic prevention and epidemic-free zone construction, promote advanced animal breeding, feeding and epidemic prevention and control technologies, and provide relevant animal breeding units and individuals with relevant information in a timely manner. Technical consulting and services. Article 7 Any unit or individual that discovers an animal suffering from an epidemic or is suspected of an animal epidemic shall promptly report it to the local animal husbandry and veterinary department or animal epidemic prevention supervision agency.

The animal husbandry and veterinary authorities and animal epidemic prevention supervision agencies at or above the county level in epidemic-free areas should set up reporting hotlines and announce them to the public; after receiving reports, they should handle them in a timely manner; if the reports are true, the local people will The government gives incentives. Chapter 2 Planning and Construction Article 8 Areas that meet the following conditions can be constructed as disease-free areas with the approval of the Provincial People's Government:

(1) Animal breeding and animal product processing are concentrated and the commodity rate is high;

(2) The level of economic development is relatively high, and the government finance can bear the cost of building disease-free areas and animal epidemic prevention;

(3) The periphery of the area has oceans, mountains, rivers, etc. that block the spread of animal diseases and Natural geographical barriers for the natural movement of animals, and a buffer zone or monitoring area of ??sufficient area;

(4) Establish artificial barriers at regional boundaries to prevent the spread of animal diseases and restrict the flow of animals and animal products;

(5) Have a complete animal epidemic prevention supervision system and a good foundation for animal disease control;

(6) Other conditions specified by the agricultural administrative department of the State Council. Article 9 The management of animal epidemic prevention in epidemic-free areas shall meet the following requirements:

(1) No prescribed animal epidemics occur within the prescribed period;

(2) In the immune epidemic-free area It is stipulated that the immunization density of animal diseases must meet the standards set by the state, and a complete immunization file shall be established;

(3) The animal quarantine rate shall meet the standards set by the state, and a complete quarantine file shall be established;

< p>(4) Implement effective monitoring and control of prescribed animal epidemic diseases, establish a regular and rapid animal epidemic information reporting system, and ensure accurate and complete monitoring and reporting records;

(5) Agricultural administrative department of the State Council Other conditions specified. Article 10 Animal epidemic prevention supervision agencies in epidemic-free areas shall, in accordance with relevant national regulations, be equipped with instruments and facilities for animal disease diagnosis, monitoring, immunity quality control, quarantine, disinfection, harmless treatment, epidemic information transmission, and vaccine refrigeration. Article 11 With the approval of the Provincial People's Government, the provincial animal husbandry and veterinary administrative department may use existing road inspection stations to set up animal epidemic prevention supervision and inspection stations on the main roads at the junction of the epidemic-free zone and the buffer zone or monitoring zone to perform supervision and inspection tasks. .

When a specified animal epidemic occurs outside an epidemic-free area, the provincial animal husbandry and veterinary department may, after obtaining approval from the Provincial People’s Government, set up temporary animal epidemic prevention supervision and inspection stations on the main roads entering the epidemic-free area. .

Animal epidemic prevention supervision and inspection stations should be equipped with quarantine, disinfection, isolation, harmless treatment and other facilities and equipment in accordance with relevant national regulations. Article 12 When transporting animals and animal products into epidemic-free areas, the shipper shall provide the carrier with a valid quarantine certificate; the carrier shall carry the goods on the basis of a valid quarantine certificate.

The supervision and management of incoming and outgoing animals and animal products shall be implemented in accordance with the national regulations on the quarantine of incoming and outgoing animals and plants.

Repeated quarantine at animal epidemic prevention supervision and inspection stations is prohibited. Article 13 Anyone who transports animals or animal products by road into a disease-free area must pass the epidemic prevention inspection at the Animal Epidemic Prevention Supervision and Inspection Station before entering.

Animal epidemic prevention supervision and inspection stations shall, in accordance with relevant national and provincial regulations, inspect the quarantine of animals and animal products, the disinfection of transportation vehicles, and the immune labeling of pigs, cattle, and sheep. If the evidence is consistent and passes the inspection, a verification seal shall be stamped and released immediately; if the evidence fails to pass the inspection, corresponding measures shall be taken according to law. Article 14: Epidemic-free zone signboards should be set up on major highways, railways, seaports, and airports within the epidemic-free zone and at its borders. The number, location and style of signboards shall be determined by the animal husbandry and veterinary authorities in consultation with relevant departments. Article 15: Epidemic-free areas should gradually promote large-scale animal breeding and appropriately restrict free-range and mixed-breeding of animals.

Animal breeding farms should establish archival information on the origin, immunization, medication and sales destination of animals.

Animal breeding units and individuals are not allowed to use expired and spoiled food, household garbage and waste food (swill) that has not been treated with high-temperature sterilization to feed animals.