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2. In this Order–
“the Act” means the Animal Heath Act 1981;
“disease legislation” means any of the legislation listed in Schedule 1;
“establishment” means a slaughterhouse or a game handling establishment;
“game handling establishment” means an establishment where the preparation of wild game carcases takes place;
“meat” means any part of the carcase of any animal or poultry intended for human consumption, and includes a product resulting from the processing of meat from that animal or poultry or a product resulting from the further processing of such processed meat product;
“occupier” means, in relation to any premises or establishment, the person in charge of those premises or that establishment;
“premises” means any land, building, plant or place in business use, other than a slaughterhouse or game handling establishment;
“relevant date” means the date disease was confirmed at infected premises or at an establishment or the date of earliest infection where the Scottish Ministers specify such a date;
“slaughter” means killing for the production of food for human consumption but does not include killing wild game;
“slaughterhouse” means an establishment where the slaughter and dressing of any animal or poultry takes place;
“supply” means supply to the final consumer or to a person who then supplies to the final consumer and includes consignment for sale;
“treatment centre” means premises designated under article 6 for the purpose of subjecting meat to a treatment listed in Schedule 2;
“vehicle” includes–
a trailer, semi trailer or other thing designed or adapted to be towed by another vehicle;
a detachable part of any vehicle;
a container or other structure designed or adapted to be carried on a vehicle; and
“wild game” means a wild animal or bird which is hunted for human consumption.
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