Division I Requirements for surveillance and eradication programmes to obtain and maintain disease free-health statuses with regard to VHS and IHN and containment measures for those listed diseases
United Kingdom
- I.1Division I.1
- I.2Specific requirements to obtain disease-free health status (category I) with regard to VHS and IHN
- I.3Specific requirements for the maintenance of disease-free health status (Category I) with regard to either VHS or IHN or both
- I.4Requirements for the lifting of containment measures provided for in Part 4 of the Aquatic Animal Health Regulations, namely the change from Category V to Category III health status
Notes on Part 1
Footnotes
- f1
The samples must be collected no sooner than 3 weeks after the transfer of the fish from fresh to saltwater.
- f2
Ovarian or seminal fluid of broodstock shall be collected at the time of maturation, in connection with stripping.
- f3
Samples must be taken from the number of fish that will ensure the detection of VHSV or IHNV with a 95 % confidence if the design prevalence is 5 %.
- f4
The samples must be collected no sooner than 3 weeks after the transfer of the fish from fresh to saltwater.
- f5
Ovarian or seminal fluid of broodstock shall be collected at the time of maturation, in connection with stripping.
- f6
Samples must be taken from the number of fish that will ensure detection of VHSV or IHNV with a 95 % confidence if the design prevalence is 10 %.
- f7
There shall be minimum one sample for every health inspection.
- f8
The samples must be collected no sooner than 3 weeks after the transfer of the fish from fresh to saltwater.
- f9
Samples must be taken from the number of fish that will ensure the detection of VHSV or IHNV with a 95 % confidence if the design prevalence is 10 %.