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  "url": "https://openlegislation.uk/fish-health-amendment-regulations-1993/schedule-1",
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  "legislation": "uksi/1993/2255",
  "legislation_title": "The Fish Health (Amendment) Regulations 1993",
  "legislation_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/fish-health-amendment-regulations-1993",
  "path": "schedule/1",
  "kind": "schedule",
  "number": "1",
  "heading": "PROVISIONS TO BE SUBSTITUTED FOR SCHEDULE 2 TO THE FISH HEALTH REGULATIONS 1992",
  "text": "“SCHEDULE 2\nZONES IN GREAT BRITAIN—LIVE FISH, EGGS AND GAMETES\n(Regulation 7)\nItem\nZone\nLive fish, eggs and gametes\nForm of movement document\nDiseases\n(1)\n(2)\n(3)\n(4)\n(5)\n(a) The common names of the fish referred to in this Schedule are as follows:\nName\nCommon Name\nOncorhynchus nerka\nSockeye salmon\nOncorhynchus tschawytscha\nChinook salmon\nOncorhynchus rhodurus\nAmago salmon\nSalmo trutta\nBrown trout or sea trout\nThymallus thymallus\nGrayling\nCoregonus sp.\nWhitefishes\nEsox lucius\nPike\nOncorhynchus mykiss (formerly known as Salmo gairdneri)\nRainbow trout\nSalmo salar\nAtlantic salmon\nCyprinus carpio\nCommon carp and all variants such as mirror carp, leather carp, koi carp and hygoi carp\nCtenopharyngodon idella\nGrass carp\nHypophthalmichthys nobilis\nBighead carp\nHypophthalmichthys molitrix\nSilver carp\n(b) Where the full names of the diseases are not setout in column 5 they are set out in Schedule 1.\n1\nGreat Britain\nLive farmed fish of the species—\nOncorhynchus nerka\nOncorhynchus tschawytscha\nOncorhynchus rhodurus\nForm A\nForm E\nIHN\nVHS\n2\nGreat Britain\nLive wild fish of the species—\nOncorhynchus nerka\nOncorhynchus tschawytscha\nOncorhynchus rhodurus\nForm A\nForm F\nIHN\nVHS\n3\nGreat Britain\nEggs and gametes of farmed fish of the species—\nOncorhynchus nerka\nOncorhynchus tschawytscha\nOncorhynchus rhodurus\nForm A or Form B\nForm E\nIHN\nVHS\n4\nGreat Britain\nEggs and gametes of wild fish of the species—\nOncorhynchus nerka\nOncorhynchus tschawytscha\nOncorhynchus rhodurus\nForm A\nForm F\nIHN\nVHS\n5\nGreat Britain\nLive farmed fish of the species—\nSalmo trutta\nForm A\nForm E\nVHS\nIHN\n6\nGreat Britain\nLive wild fish of the species—\nSalmo trutta\nForm A\nForm F\nVHS\nIHN\n7\nGreat Britain\nEggs and gametes of farmed fish of the species—\nSalmo trutta\nForm A or Form B\nForm E\nVHS\nIHN\n8\nGreat Britain\nEggs and gametes of wild fish of the species—\nSalmo trutta\nForm A\nForm F\nVHS\nIHN\n9\nGreat Britain\nLive farmed fish of the species—\nThymallus thymallus\nCoregonus sp.\nEsox lucius (fry only)\nForm A\nForm E\nVHS\nIHN\n10\nGreat Britain\nLive wild fish of the species—\nThymallus thymallus\nCoregonus sp.\nEsox lucius (fry only)\nForm A\nForm F\nVHS\nIHN\n11\nGreat Britain\nEggs and gametes of farmed fish of the species—\nThymallus thymallus\nCoregonus sp.\nForm A or Form B\nForm E\nVHS\nIHN\n12\nGreat Britain\nEggs and gametes of wild fish of the species—\nThymallus thymallus\nCoregonus sp.\nForm A\nForm F\nVHS\nIHN\n13\nGreat Britain\nLive farmed and wild fish of the species—\nOncorhynchus mykiss\nSalmo salar\nForm A\nIHN and VHS\n14\nGreat Britain\nEggs and gametes of farmed and wild fish of the species—\nOncorhynchus mykiss\nSalmo salar\nForm A or Form B\nIHN and VHS\n15\nGreat Britain\nLive farmed fish, their eggs and gametes of the following species—\nCyprinus carpio\nCtenopharyngodon idella\nHypophthalmichthys nobilis\nHypophthalmichthys molitrix\nForm E\nForm I\nIHN and VHS\nSpring viraemia of carp\n16\nGreat Britain\nLive wild fish, their eggs and gametes of the following species—\nCyprinus carpio\nCtenopharyngodon idella\nHypophthalmichthys nobilis\nHypophthalmichthys molitrix\nForm F\nForm I\nIHN and VHS\nSpring viraemia of carp\n17\nGreat Britain\nLive farmed fish, their eggs and gametes other than fish of the following species—\nOncorhynchus nerka\nOncorhynchus tschawytscha\nOncorhynchus rhodurus\nSalmo trutta\nThymallus thymallus\nCoregonus sp.\nEsox lucius (fry only)\nOncorhynchus mykiss\nSalmo salar\nCyprinus carpio\nCtenopharyngodon idella\nHypophthalmichthys nobilis\nHypophthalmichthys molitrix\ntheir eggs and gametes\nForm E\nIHN and VHS\n18\nGreat Britain\nLive wild fish, their eggs and gametes other than fish of the following species—\nOncorhynchus nerka\nOncorhynchus tschawytscha\nOncorhynchus rhodurus\nSalmo trutta\nThymallus thymallus\nCoregonus sp.\nEsox lucius (fry only)\nOncorhynchus mykiss\nSalmo salar\nCyprinus carpio\nCtenopharyngodon idella\nHypophthalmichthys nobilis\nHypophthalmichthys molitrix\ntheir eggs and and gametes\nForm F\nIHN and VHS\n”",
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      "text": "(a) The common names of the fish referred to in this Schedule are as follows: NameCommon Name Oncorhynchus nerkaSockeye salmonOncorhynchus tschawytschaChinook salmonOncorhynchus rhodurusAmago salmonSalmo truttaBrown trout or sea troutThymallus thymallusGraylingCoregonus sp.WhitefishesEsox luciusPikeOncorhynchus mykiss (formerly known as Salmo gairdneri)Rainbow troutSalmo salarAtlantic salmonCyprinus carpioCommon carp and all variants such as mirror carp, leather carp, koi carp and hygoi carpCtenopharyngodon idellaGrass carpHypophthalmichthys nobilisBighead carpHypophthalmichthys molitrixSilver carp"
    }
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  "attribution": "Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: legislation.gov.uk, The National Archives."
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