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21. It is an offence to vaccinate a pig against disease except—
(a)in accordance with article 22; or
(b)under the authority of a licence granted by the Department.
22.—(1) The Department may declare a vaccination zone in which the keepers of pigs in premises inside the zone shall ensure the vaccination of pigs on those premises in accordance with that declaration.
(2) A keeper who fails to vaccinate a pig in accordance with the declaration commits an offence.
(3) Premises partly inside and partly outside a vaccination zone are deemed as being inside the vaccination zone.
(4) In the case of pigs outside a vaccination zone, or if a vaccination zone has not been declared a veterinary inspector may serve a notice on a keeper of a pig requiring the keeper to ensure that the pig is vaccinated in accordance with the notice, and failure to comply with the notice is an offence.
23. A declaration of a zone under this Part—
(a)shall be in writing;
(b)shall designate the extent of the zone being declared;
(c)may be amended or revoked by further declaration at any time.
24.—(1) A person may not move or cause or permit to be moved a pig vaccinated in accordance with article 22(1) outside the vaccination zone except to a slaughterhouse designated for the purpose by the Department and under the authority of a licence granted by the Department.
(2) In the case of pigs vaccinated under article 22(4) a person shall not move or cause a pig to be moved except to a slaughterhouse designated for the purpose and under the authority of a licence granted by the Department.
(3) It is an offence to fail to comply with this article.
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