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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the The Pigs (Records, Identification and Movement) Order 2011, Section 7.
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Identification of pigs moved off a holdingE+W+S
7.—(1) No person may move a pig off a holding unless it has—
(a)an ear tag with the letters “UK” followed by the herdmark of the holding from which it is being moved; or
(b)a tattoo showing that herdmark (with or without the letters “UK”);
applied in accordance with article 6.
(2) Subject to the Disease Control Order (England) 2003() in the case of a market—
(a)a pig may be moved off if it is marked with the herdmark of the holding from which it arrived;
(b)if the pig is not correctly identified when it arrives at a market a keeper may correct the identification so that it is identified with the herdmark of the holding from which it arrived, but if he does not do so it may only be returned to the holding from which it came.
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