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Paragraph 15 Movement of a goat intended for breeding

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When a goat is sent from one premises to another for breeding, and has been held in isolation on the premises of departure in accordance with paragraph 8 of Schedule 2 to the Disease Control (England) Order 2003 in order to avoid triggering a standstill on the premises of arrival—

(a)

the keeper at the premises of departure must enter the individual identification code of the goat in his register and the movement document when the goat leaves the premises;

(b)

the keeper at the premises of arrival must enter the individual identification code of the goat in his register;

(c)

when the goat returns to the original premises, the keeper at the premises where the animal was sent for breeding must enter the individual identification code in his register and the movement document; and

(d)

when the animal returns to the original premises the keeper at those premises must enter the individual identification code in his register.