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Updating veterinary legislation
Veterinary Record, 2009I wish to make a few comments on your editorial of August 1, 2009, 'Priorities for a new Act' ( VR , August 1, 2009, vol 165, p 123). The title itself requires some consideration. Contained in the original terms of reference of the RCVS Veterinary Legislation Group was the phrase, 'to advise ...
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Invasive alien species legislation: a veterinary perspective
Companion Animal, 2018The European Union (EU) Invasive Alien Species (IAS) Regulation (1143/2014) restricts keeping of named species, in order to preserve native biodiversity. As some of these species are currently kept by private exotic animal keepers, zoological collections and animal encounter businesses, it is important for veterinary surgeons to be aware of the ...
Sarah Pellett
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A new strategy for updating veterinary legislation?
Veterinary Record, 2007Orders in Council, rather than a new Veterinary Surgeons Act, may be the way forward for amending professional legislation Greater responsibility for veterinary nurses in companion animal vaccination?
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CHANGES IN VETERINARY LEGISLATION FOR AUJESKY'S DISEASE
Bulletin of KSAUThe article describes the history of b. Aujeski, changes in veterinary legislation are given, the epizootic situation in b. Aujeszki on the territory of the Russian Federation. The purpose of the study was to analyze changes in veterinary legislation regarding the diagnosis, prevention and elimination of b. Aujeszky (in the period 1929-2024).
Irina Usova, Svetlana Schislenko
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Legislation and the future of veterinary medicine
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1986exaly +3 more sources
THE ANTIQUITY OF THE VETERINARY PROFESSION AND THE EARLIEST VETERINARY LEGISLATION.
Australian Veterinary Journal, 1956exaly +2 more sources
Veterinary drugs: The beginnings of legislative control in the U.K.
Veterinary Research Communications, 1983There is evidence of the legislative control of medicines in some countries from the earliest historical times. This did not occur in Britain for human medicines until the 16th century and even later for veterinary medicines. Controls on the safety, quality, efficacy and supply of all medicines in Britain are now merged in the Medicines Act (1968).
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NEW LEGISLATION OF VETERINARY INTEREST IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Australian Veterinary Journal, 1961exaly +2 more sources