Paragraph 5
If, as a result of his inspection of a carcase and offal of an animal, an official veterinary surgeon is satisfied that the following conditions exist therein, namely –
caseous lymphadenitis associated with emaciation;
multiple, acute and actively progressive lesions of caseous lymphadenitis; or
multiple lesions of caseous lymphadenitis which are inactive but widespread;
he shall direct that no part of the carcase and offal shall be sold for human consumption.
If an official veterinary surgeon is satisfied that caseous lymphadenitis exists on the surface or substance of an organ or in its associated lymph node he shall direct that the organ and its associated lymph node shall not be sold for human consumption.
If an official veterinary surgeon is satisfied that caseous lymphadenitis exists otherwise than as described in sub-paragraphs (1) and (2) of this paragraph he shall direct that the lesion and such of the surrounding parts as he may think proper, having regard to the age and degree of activity of the lesion, shall not be sold for human consumption.