Regulation 2 InterpretationI1
Northern Ireland
In these Regulations—
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“applicant” means an eligible farm business which has applied to the scheme;
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“approved” in relation to a tag supplier or a laboratory, means a tag supplier or laboratory approved by the Department;
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“authorised person” means any person authorised by the Department to act under section 40(1) of the Agriculture Act (Northern Ireland) 1949 in matters relating to these Regulations;
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“birth” means a registered birth on NIFAIS;
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“cow” means a female bovine animal with a previous calf birth;
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“Department” means the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs;
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“eligible bovine” means a bovine taurine breed animal of a breed specified in the Schedule and registered on NIFAIS;
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“eligible farm business” means a farm business which meets the requirements of regulation 4;
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“eligible genotype” means a genotype confirmed by a service provider;
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“keeper” means a person responsible for a herd;
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“NIFAIS” means the Northern Ireland Food Animal Information System maintained by the Department;
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“scheme” means the Bovine Genetics Genotyping Scheme;
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“scheme payment” means a payment under regulation 3;
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“service provider” means a person appointed by the Department to deliver genomic evaluations;
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“stock bull or potential to be” means an entire male animal used for or intended for use in breeding and registered as “B” (bull) on NIFAIS;
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“tissue tag” means a tissue sample tag supplied from an approved tag supplier.