Article 40 Presence of the disease in wild animals and declaration of a wild animal infected zone
England and Wales
The National Assembly must, on confirmation of the disease in any wild animal in Wales, declare a wild animal infected zone in Wales.
The National Assembly may, if it is satisfied that disease is present in a wild animal in England or Scotland, declare a wild animal infected zone in Wales.
A wild animal infected zone may be declared in such part of Wales and of such size as the National Assembly considers necessary to prevent the spread of disease.
A wild animal infected zone must remain in effect until—
such date as may be stated in the declaration; or
it is removed by further declaration of the National Assembly.
Any premises which are partly inside and partly outside a wild animal infected zone are deemed to be wholly inside that zone.
Any wild animal infected zone is an infected area for the purposes of the Act.