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Changes over time for: Section 15
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Point in time view as at 17/12/2018.
Changes to legislation:
There are currently no known outstanding effects for the The Avian Influenza and Influenza of Avian Origin in Mammals (Wales) (No 2) Order 2006, Section 15.
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Measures in a temporary movement restriction zoneE+W
15.—(1) In a declaration of a temporary movement restriction zone and in relation to all or such part of the zone as he thinks fit, the National Assembly must ban or restrict the movement of such of the following as it considers necessary—
(a)poultry;
(b)other captive birds;
(c)eggs;
(d)vehicles used to transport poultry, other captive birds, eggs or anything else likely to transmit avian influenza;
(e)mammals.
(2) If the National Assembly bans or restricts the movement of mammals within a temporary movement restriction zone, it must lift the ban or restriction within 72 hours of it being imposed unless (notwithstanding any continuing restrictions on the movement of other things listed in paragraph (1)) it is satisfied that its continuation is necessary to minimise the risk of the spread of avian influenza.
(3) If the ban or restriction on the movement of mammals continues for more than 72 hours from when it was originally declared, the National Assembly must review each decision to continue it within 72 hours.
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