PART 2Suspected and confirmed bluetongue
Temporary control zones10
1
If an inspector suspects that the bluetongue virus exists on any premises, the Secretary of State may declare a temporary control zone.
2
When a temporary control zone has been established in Wales or Scotland which touches the border with England the Secretary of State may establish an associated temporary control zone in England.
3
The location and size of the temporary control zone is to be such as the Secretary of State considers appropriate to prevent the spread of disease.
4
Where a temporary control zone has been established, no person may move any animal on to or off premises in the zone except in accordance with a licence issued by a veterinary inspector.
5
A temporary control zone ceases to exist in any area subsequently incorporated into a control zone or a restricted zone.