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4.—(1) A veterinary inspector may grant a licence for the purposes specified in regulations 8 and 10.
(2) A licence must be in writing, may be general or specific, and may be subject to such conditions as the veterinary inspector considers necessary to prevent the spread of disease.
(3) A licence may be amended, suspended or revoked in writing at any time.
(4) Any person carrying out an activity authorised by a licence must carry the licence (or a copy, in the case of a general licence) and produce the licence (or copy) to an inspector, veterinary inspector or official veterinarian on demand.
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