Animals (International Movement and Disease) Regulations, 1993 (S.I. No. 19 of 1993)

Regulation 27 shall permil Restrict ions on 25. (1) Subject to Regulation 26, sheep to be imported into lllnding of sheep Antigua and Barbuda directly from one of the countries specified from scheduled countries. in the Ninth Schedule shall not be landed in Antigua and Barbuda unless there is produced to the inspector a health certificate in respect thereof which contains the information required by paragraph (2). (2) A hea1th certificate required under paragraph (1) shal 1staff'; that- (a) the country from which the sheep are exported has be-J:,,n fre-1:" from Foot and Mouth Disease fora period of at least twenty-four months immediately prior to the date of the exportation of the sheep; and (b) the sheep are physically sound and in good he.a.Ith and free from symptoms of Scrapie and other prescribed or infectious or contagious disease; and (c) so far as. it has been possible to ascertain, Scrapie has not existed on the premises from which the sheep originated during the three years immedi- ately prior to the date of exportation of the sheep and the sheep are not the progeny of a sire or dam which has been affected by Scrapie; and (d) the sheep have been subjected, with negative reac- tions, to a serum agglutin3tion test, with interna- tionally approved antigens, for Brucellosis, during the twenty days immediately prior to the exporta- tion of the sheep. (3) Subject to section 13(4) of the Act, any sheep in respect of which a health certificate as required by paragraph ( 1) is produced 15 sha1I, on landing, be exempt from the requirement of quarantine under section 13( I) of the Act. 26. Notwithstanding that a health certificate in relation to any Imports of sheep sheep to be imported into Antigua and Barbuda from one of the from sched u Ied countries specified in the Ninth Schedule is not produced or does coontries. not state information required by Re_gulation 25 (2), the Veteri- nary Authority may, in his diM:retion, and subject to such conditions and directions as he may impose in writing, permit the sheep to be landed through a prescribed quarantine siation for the purposes of immediate slaughter. 27. ( 1) Sheep which are not more than two years old may. at Imports of sheep the discretion of the Veterinary Authority and subject to such from non- scheduled conditions and directions as he may impose in writin_g, be COUull,tQ.. imported imo Antigua and Barbuda from a country which is not specified in the Ninth Schedule. (2) Regulation 22 shall apply mutatis mutandis to any sheep to be imponed into Antigua and Barbuda by vinue of this Regula- tion. 28. Paragrnphs (2) and (5) of Regulation 23 shall apply mu tat is Sh.-.. r impm1Prl mutandis to any sheep to be imported into Antigua and Barbuda from countries enzootical ly which are imported from a country which is enzootically infected infected with 13lue with Blue Tongue. Tongue. Goats 29. Subject to Regulation 32, goats shall not be imported into Countri~s from Antigua and Barhuda unless - which 11.oats mav be imported. (a i imported direct! y from one of the countries speci- fied in the Ninth Schedule; or ( b) irn ported from such other country as the Veterinary Authority, in the exercise of his discretion under

Regulation 32, shall permit. 30. (l) St1bJeCt to Regulation 31, a goat to be imponed inlo R~strictions on Antigua anJ Barhud.a directly from one of the countries sp«:ificd Ianding of goats in t.be r-.;inth Schedule shall not be !anJeJ in Antigua and Barbuda from sch~dukd countries. unless there is produced to the inspector a health certificate in respect thereof wh·1ch contains the infonnauon required by paragraph C). 16 (2) A health certificate required under paragraph (1) shall state that- (a) the country from which the goat is exponed has been free from Foot and Mouth Disease for a period of at least twenty-fo!ll'months prior to the date of the exportation of the goat; and (b) the goat is physically sound and in good health and free from symptoms of Scrapie and otber pre- scribed or infectious or contagious disease; and (cJ so far as it has been possible to ascertain Scrapie bas not existed on tbe premises from which lhe goat originated during the lhree years immediately prior to the date of the exportation of tbe goat and the goat is not the progeny of a sire or dam which has been affected by Scrapie; and (d) tbe goat has been subjected, with negative reac- tions, to a tuberculin test during tbe ten days immediately prior to the exportation of the goat; (e) tbe goat has been subjected, with negative reac- tions, to a serum agglutination test, with interna- tionally approved antigens, for Brucellosis, during the thirty days immediately prior to the exportation of the goal (3) Subject to section 13(4) of the Act. any goat in respect of which a health certificate as required by paragraph ( 1) is produced shall. on landin2. be exempt from the requirement of quarantine under section 13 (1) of the Act lmp:>rts of goats 31. Notwithstanding that a health certificate in relation to any from scheduled goat to be imported into Anti211a and Barbuda from one of the coo ntries for countries specified in the Ninth Schedule is not produced or does immediate slaughter. not state information required by Regulation 30 (2), the Veteri- nary Authority may, in his discretion and subject to such condi- tion!'-. and directions as he may impose in writing. permit the goat to be landed through a prescribed quarantine station for the purposes of immediate slaughter. Import of g oaL• :U. ( 1) A goat which is. not mon> th:m two ye-.ars. olri m:iy, M the from ooo- discretion of the Veterinary Authority and subject to such condi- schedu!ed countries. tions and directions as he may impose in writing, be imported into 17 Antigua and Barbuda from a country which is not specified in the Ninth Schedule. (2) Rt:gulaliuu 22 sl1all apply muuuis mutandis tu any guaL Lu be imported into Antigua and Barbuda by virtue of this Regula- tion. 33. Paiagrnphs (2) tu (.5) uf Regulaliun 23 shall apply mututis Uoats unported mutandis to any goat imported into Antigua and Barbuda which from countries is imported from a country which is enzootically infected with enzootical ly infected with Blue Blue Tongue. Tongue. 34. Pigs shall not be imported into Antigua and Barbuda Countries from unlc5:<i - which pig~ may be imported. (a) imported directly from one of the countries speci- fied in the Tenth Schedule; or Tenth Schedule. (b) imported from such other country as the Veterinary Authority, in the exercise of its discretion under

Regulation 37, shall pennil 35. (1) Subject to Regulation 36, a pig to be imported into Restrictions. Antigua and Barbuda directly from one of the countries specified in the Temll Schedule shall nm be landed in Antigua and Barbuda unless there is produced to the inspector a health certifica1.e in respect thereof which contains the information required by paragraph (2). (2) A health certificate required under paragraph ( 1) shall state that- (a) the country from which tne pig is exported bas been free from Foot and Mouth Disease, Vesicular Stomatitis, Swine Fever, African Swine Fever and Swine Vasicular Disease for a period of at least twenty-four months immediately prior to the date of the exportation of the pig; and ( b) the pig is physically sound and in good health and tree trom symptoms ot virus Pneumonia, Ves1cu- lar Exanhema, Atrophic Rhinitis and all other prescribed or infectious or contagious disease; and 18 (c) where the pig is exponed from a country which is enzootical Iy infected with Erysipelas or Brucellosis, the pig, during the three months immediately prior to its cxportauon, has been vaccmated against erysipela,; or as the case may be, has been subjected with negative reactions, to the serum agglutination test, with internationally approved antigens, for Brucellosis. (3) Subject to section 13 (4) of the Act, any pig in respect of which a health certificate as required by paragrapl ! ( 1) is produced shall, on landing, be exempt from the requirement of quarantine under ~ction 13 (1) of the Act. lm)~>rts of pigs 36. Notwithstanding thata health certificate in relation to a pig from s, t1caulell to be lIIlported mto Anuguaand tlarbuda trom one et U:1e countries c01m tries for immdiate specified in the Tenth Schedule is not produced or does not state slau griter . infonnation required by Regulation 35 (2), the Veterinary Au- thority may, in his discretion, and subject to such conditions and drrecuons as he may unpose m wnung, pennit the pig to be landed through a prescribed quarantine slation for the purposes of immediate slaughter. I rnports of pigs 37. (I) Pigs may, at the discretion ol the Vcterinary Authority from non- and subject to such conditions and directions as he may impose scheduled countries. in writing, be imported into Antigua and Barbuda from a country which is not specified in the Tenth Schedule. (2) Pigs to be imported into Antigua and Barbuda by virtue of paragraph (I) shall not be !anded in Antigua and Barbuda unless accompanied by a health certificate which contains the infonna- tion required by paragraph (3). (3) Ahealtb certificate required under paragraph (2) shall state that- (a) the pigs are not more than two years old; and (b) the pigs have never been infected with Foot and Mouth Oi<,ea1>e, Ve,;. icu 1ar S tomatiti ~. Swine Fever. African Swine Fever or Swine Vesicular Disease: and (c) the pigs are physically round and in good health and free from symptoms of such diseases and of other prescribed or any other infectious or contagious diseases; and 19 (d) the premises m which the pigs originated, and all places within fifteen miles therefrorn, have been free from diseases specified in sub-paragraph (b) for ai Ieasi cwemy-four monms prior to me dace of the exportation of the cattle; and (e) all places on the route, and all places within fifteen miles of me route, by which the pigs were trans- ported to the port of exp::,rtation have been free of the diseases specified in sub-paragraph (b) for a period of at least six months immediately prior to the date of tbe exponalion of Ule pigs: and U) the pigs have undergone a period of quarantine, which shall be stated therein immediately prior to me aare or the exponarion of Ille pigs am quarantine station approved by the Veterinary Authority of the country from which the pigs were exported. (4) Where such a healm cerUflcate sraies mai the pigs nave undergone a period of quarantine of less than thirty days, the pigs shall not be imported into Antigua and Barbuda unless the Veterinary Authority, in his discretion, directs that the pigs be placed in a prescribed quarantine station for such period, not exceeding fifteen days, which, when added to the period of quarantine stated in the health certificate, will constitute a total period of thirty days. (5) Without prejudice to paragraph (4) and subject to section 13 (4) of the Act, any pig in respect of which a health certificate as required by paragraph (I) is produced shall, on landing, be exempt from t11e req uirernent of quarantine under scCllon I3 ( I ) of the Act. Poultry and hatching egg;; 38. Poultry and poultry hatching eggs shall not Ix imported Counlnes from into Antigua and Barbuda unless imported directly from one of wh ieh poultry and hacching ~g.\)~ the countries specified in the Eleventh Schedule. n'\:,y h.:"' i mf"V1;,,,. I El,·,·~nth s~he<lule. 39. ( 1) Suhjcct to Regulation 40, poullry to he importcu intn Rrc':i-.-:triLl LorlS nn AnL1gm1 and Barhuda frnm Dne of the countries spet:if1cu in the l.rnJing uf [><>uhry Eleventh Schedule shall no! he l;uidcd in Amigua and Barhuda unll's~ Ihere is produced to the inspector. a health L'l'rtiricatl' in 20 respen thereof which contains the information required by paragraph (2). (2) A health certificate required under paragraph ( 1) shall slate that- (a) the poultry have been subjected, with negative reac- tions to regular agglutination tests, with internation- ally approved antigens for Fowl Cholera, Fowl Ty- phoid, Chronic Respiratory Disease, Newca<;tle Dis- ease and Pullorum Disease; and ( b) there has been no outbreak of such diseases in the flocks from which such poultry originated during a period of at least six months immediately prior to the exportauon of the poultry; and ( c) the poultry are free from symptoms of all prescribed and other infectious and contagious disease. (3) Subject to section 13 (4) of the Act, any poultry in respect of which a health certificate is required by paragraph (2) is produced shall, on landmg, be exempt from the requirement of quarantme under section 13 ( 1) of the Act. R~striclion.1 OD 40. Poultry eggs for hatching and poultry chicks not more than landing of seven days old to be imported mto Antigua and Barbuda from one hatching ~ggs an(] of the countries specified in the Eleventh Schedule shall not be baby eh i~k.,. landed in Antigua and Barbuda unless - (a) presented for entry in new and clean containers; and ( b) there is produced to the inspector a health certificate in respect thereof which states that the eggs orcbicks, as the case may be, ori~inate from a tlock which - (i) ha~ been subjected, with negalive reac- tions, to regular agglutination tests, with intemationallv approved anti~ens, for the diseases specified in Regulation 39(2)(a): and (ii) ha-; been free of symptoms of those diseases during the period of six months immediately prior to the exportation of the eggs or chicks. 21 Birds 41. ( 1) Subject to Regulations 38 to 40 and to this Regulation, Imports of birds. any bird may be imported into Antigua and Barbuda from any country. (2) Subject to section 13 (4) of the Act, any bird imported into Antigua and Barbuda by virtue of paragraph ( l) shall be exempt from the requirement of quarantine under section 13 ( 1) of the Act. (3) The Minister may, by ord:!r, prohibit the importation of birds of the parrot family from any country in which he ha~ reason to believe there is an epizootic Psittacosis and he shall forward notice of the prohibition and of the removal of any such prohibi- tion to the Veterinary Authority and to the Ministry responsible for public health in every other Member State. (4) Notwithstanding Regulation 5(4), birds of the parrot family may be imported into Antigua and Barbuda only through a prescribed port of entry at which there are quarantine and inspection facilities. (5) Where, in the opinion of an inspector, any hirdofthe parrot family to be imported into Antigua and Barbuda is not in good health, that bird shall not be landed in Antigua and Barbuda. (6) Any bird of the parrot family which is or is sought to be imported into Antigua and Barbuda otherwise than in accordance with these Regulations or which, by virtue of paragraph (5), is found not to be in good health, shall, at the discretion of the Minister, either be returned to the country from which it was exported at the expense of the owner or importer, or be destroyed or otherwise disposed of, without liability to the Crown for such destruction or disposal. Monkeys 42. Monkeys may be imported into Antigua and Barbuda from Restriction on any country but shall be imported for only purpose of scientific imports of research, for a zoo or for purposes of any exhibidon, performance monk?y• • or circus. 43. (1) A monkey to be imported into Antigua and Barbuda by Restrictions on virtue of Regulation 42 shall not be landed in Antigua and lan<iing of Barbuda unless there is produced to an inspector a health cenifi- monkeys. cate in respect thereof which contains the information required by paragraph (2). 22 (2) A health certificate required under paragraph (I) shall state that- ( a) the monkey ism good heal lh and I ree lrom symptoms of any of lhc Herpes Virus Group, Tuber-:ulosis or Ycl low Fever or any other prcscri bed or info; tious or contagious disease; and (I,) the monkey has been vaccinated against Yellow Fever. within the twemy-one days immediately prior 10 the date of iL,; exp:mation: and (c) the monkey has been subjected, with negative reac- tions, to an intradcnnal tuberculin test with interna- tional approved antigens, within the thirty days immediately pnor to the date ot its exportauon. (3) Subject to section 13( 4) of the Act a monkey in respect of which a hcallh certificate as required by paragraph (2) is produced shall on landing he exempl lrom the requirement ol quarantine under sectmn 13( I) of the Act. f'ish including Crustacea and Turtle R~smctions on 44. ( I) Subject to these Regulations Ii ve fish may be imponed impons of fish. into Antigua and Barbuda from any country. (2) Any lish to he imported imo Antigua and Barbuda by virtue of paragraph ( Il shall not be landed in Antigua and Barbuda unless lhere is produced to m1 inspector a cenificate in respect the rco f which states that the fish was inspected immediate!y prior 10 I.he date of exportatimt and was free from symptoms of m1y prescribed or mfcctiuus or contagious diseases. (3) Subj eel to section 13 (4 J of the Act, any fish. 111 respect of which a cert 1ficatc a~ required by paragraph (2J is produced. shall on landing be exempt from any requirement of quarantine unrJer sect ion 13 ( I ) of the Act. ( 4) Nothing 111 these Regul.-1 tHms applies - (a) to chilled. frozen, Gmned, ~alted or .:onked lhh: nr (b J to any fish which is brought into Antigua and Bar• huda withnut having hccn lm1di11g in any other rnumry after hcing caught 23 Other animals 45. ( 1) This Regulation and Regulation 46 shall apply to all R~ str icl ions on animals to be 1mporled lll!O Anugua and Barbuda other than imports of other horses, cattle, sheep, goal,;, pigs, birds inducting poultry), mon- anim.lls. keys and fish. (2) Ammals to which this Regulation applies may be imported from any country but shall not be imported into Antigua and Barbuda unless imported for s..:ientific purposes, for a zoo or for purposes of an exhibition, performance or circus. 46. ( l) An animal to be irn pon.ed into Antigua and Barbuda by R~strictions on virtue of Regulation 45(2) shall not be landed in Antigua and lundi ng of 0thcr an,mal.s. Barbuda unless there is produced to an inspector a health certifi- cate in respect thereof which states that that animal wa,; free from symptoms of any prescribed or infectious or conL.1.gious discas.e immediately prior to the date of it,; exportation. (2) S uhJect to section 13 (4) of the Act, an animal in respect of which a health certi ftcate as re4 uired by paragraph (I) is produced shall, on landing, be ex.empt from the requirement of quarantine under section 13( 1) of the Act. Animal carcases and animal part'> 47. Fresh carca~es, whether frozen or chilled and cured. Restriction,,- on pickled or smoked carcases of any cattle, sheep, goat. pig or horse imprn1s of shall not be imported into Antigua and Barbuda unless -- carca.~~s of caule, sh~~P- goats and pigs. (a) imported from one of the countries specified in the twelfth Sdieuule; aml (h! accompanied by a certificate issued by the Veteri- nary Authority of the country of origin of the carcase: (i) 1n t11e case of carcases of any such animal, stating that Foot and Mouth Disease, RinderpesL. pleura-pneumonia ru1d Vesicular Stomutitis have not been present in any place within fifteen miles of the premises from whi..:h the animal, the carca.~e of which is to be exported, nriginatc--d. during a pc--rioJ of at least twelve months immediately prior to the date of the exportation of tJ1e carc,l\e; and 24 (ii) in the ca.~e of the carcase of pigs, stating also that Swine Fever, African Swine Fever and Swine Vesicular Fever have not been present in any place within fifteen miles oft.he premises from which the animal, the carcase of which is to be exported, originated during a period of at !east twelve months immediatdy prinr to the date of lhe ex.ponation of the carcases; and (1·) accompanied hy a meat inspection certificate issued by or on behalf of that Veterinary Authority stating that such animal was, al the time of slaughter, free from all prescribed and other infectious and coma.- gious diseases and, in the ca~e of offal for consump- tion by human or animals, that it has been subjected to a process which has rendered offal free from dung and dirt. R~striction.s on 48. Fresh carca~es, whether frozen or ch1lled, cured, pickled imports of or cooked carca.~es of any animal ferae nat11rae shall not be carca.~es of imported into Antigua and Barbuda, unless - animab/era~ rwrnrae (a) tmponed d ircnl y from oue ur L11t: couuu it::::. :::.ixc1f:u;:u Twelfth Sd,,..duk in the Twelfth Schedule; and ( h) accompan icd by a meat inspection certificate issued by or on behalf or lhc Veterinary Authority of the country of origin of the carca.ie, stating that the entire animal was inspected as soon as practicable after it has been killed and that, at the time of such inspec- tion, it wn5 free from ~i gns of al I preu:ribed and olher infectious and contagious diseases. R~strictions ,ln 49. ( 1) Carca<;es of poultry shall not be imported into Antigua ;"'!"-'"' ,,f po.,!iry and Barbuda unless ~ carcast'".s. (a) imported direct! y from one of the countries specified Th1rtc~nth in the Thirteenth Schedule; and Sch..;Juk. ( b) so eviscerated that the carcase is: (i) free of all blood feathers; and (ii) without the head and the legs from the hock Joints downwards; and 25 (iii) without entrails and internal organs, other than the giblets; and ( c) al:cu1111.iauicu by a meal inspection certificate issued by or on behalf of the Veterinary Authority of the country of origin of the carcase. stating that the entire bird was inspected as soon as practicable after it had ]J(xu k.illt:Ll aud Uiat, al Ihe time of such inspection, it was free from signs of all prescribed and other infectious and contagious diseases. (2) Nui.l.Jiug in U1is Regulation applies to any carcase of any poultry which has been so cooked throughout its substance as to render further cooking unnecessary before the carcase may be used for hwnan conswnption. (3) For the purpo~s of this Regulation, the expression "car- case" includes any portion of the carcase. so. (1) Wirhoul prejudice w Regulation 51, animal pans may Res tri et ions on not be imported into Antigua and Barbuda unless - imports of animal parts (a) they are imported from acountry designated by order made by Ihe Miniscer; and (b) on importation are accompanied by a certificate issued by or on behalf of such Veterinary Authority mac me pan has been subject to u1smfect1on m that country. (2) For the purposes of paragraph (I), disinfection, in relation 10 umanned hides and skins, means disinfection by one ot the following methods ~ (a) immersion for not less than twenty-four hours in a ont tu u11c tl1vu~ai1Ll ~olutio11 of bichloride of mer- cury; or ( hJ immersion for not less than twenty-four hours in a $Olution containing two per ccm at-isol utc h ydmch lo- ric acid (hydrogen chloride) and ten per cent .sodium chloride; or (r-) immersion for not less than forty hours; in a solution containing one per cent absolute hydrochloric acid (hydrogen chloride) an<l ten per cent sndium chlo- ride; or 26 (d) immersion for less lhan twenty-four hours in a solu- tion containing one per cent formic acid and mercuric eh loride in the proportion of one part to two thousand five hundred parts of the solution and holding, there- after, for not less than two weeks following the immersion: or ( e) dehairing and pickling in a solution of salt containing a mineral acid and whilst still wet with the solution, packing in a barrel or C,-L'>k for a period of not less than rhiny d:iys: nr U) dehairing by immersion for not less than twelve hours in a solution containing not less than fifteen rrn Ind~ nf Ii me tn t'.iich h I mrl.n•, I e.ci! lnn,;; of w:iter: nr (g) such other methods as may be approved by the Veterinary Authority. (3) For the purposes of paragraph ( 1), disinfection m relation to claws, hair, bristles, wool or feathers means disinfection by one of the following methods - (ai placing loosely in an air-tight compartment, the temperature of which is maintained at not less than 65"F and into and through which is sprayed ten fluid rnmci>~ nffrmn::ildi>hydi> ~nl11tinn (cnnr;iinine nnt Ii>~~ than thirty-seven per cent formaldehyde by weight) for each one thousand cubic feet of space in the compartment being immediately thereafter dosed and kept closed for not less than eight hours; (b) such other methods as may be approved by the Veterinary Authority. (4) For the purposes of paragraph (I), disinfection, in relation to bonemeal and offal not in tended for consumption by humans or animals, means disinfection hy one of the following method5 ( a) heating in a moist heat to a Lempcrature of 25 7°F al 19.50 lbs. per square inch for at le:Lst forty-live minutes; (b I subjection to a process equivalent to that set out in paragraph (a); 27 (c) such other method as may be approved by the Veterinary Authority. (.'i) For lhe purpose of paragrnph (1 ), disinfection, in relation to bones (other than bonemeal) hooves, horns, flashings, hide cuttings or parings and other uncooked animal parts which may constitute glue stock, means disinfection by one of the following methods- (a) heating in water ata temperature of2 l 2°F for not less than fifteen mmutes or at a temperature of 180°F for not less than four hours; or (b) soaking in a milk oflime or a lime paste for not less than twenty~four hours; or (c) soaking in water containing not less than two per cent of absolute hydrochloric acid for not less than twenty- four hours; or (d) soaking in water containing not less than one percent of absolute hydrochloric acid for not less than forty hours; or (e) such other methods as may be approved by the Veterinary Authority. 51. Animal parts shall not be unported mto Antigua and Restrictions on Barbuda from any country, unless accompanied by a ceniftcate imports of animal issued by or on behalf of the Veterinary Authority of that country pans from countries infected stating that the country has been free from Foot and Mouth with certain u,sease, Rincterpest, vesicular Stomatilis and in cases where die diseases. parts are those of pig, Swine Fever, African Swine Fever or Swine Vesicular Disease, for a period of twelve months immediately prior to the exportation of the animal pan. 52. (I) Any animal carcase or animal parts sought to be landed Perm11S 10 land in Antigua and Barbuda shall not be so landed unless the written ani ma! carcases and ani ma! parts. permission of the Veterinary Authority has been issued in the Fonn7 form sct out in Fonn 7 in the Fifth Schedule. First Schedule (2) Where an inspector - (a) has cause to suspect that any animal carcase or animal parts to be imported into Antigua and Bar- buda may be carrying any prescribed or other infec- tious or contagious disease affecting animals; or 28 (b J determines that any such animal carcase intended for human consumption is not wholesome or fit for human consumption; or (c) determines that any such animal carcase is from an animal which, at the time of slaughter was not free from prescribed or other infectious or contagious diseases; or (d) detennines that any such animal parts have not been subject to disinfection; or ( e) determines that any term or condition of the import permit authorising the i.mponation of the carcase or parts has not been complied with, he may- Ii) prohibit the landing in Antieuaand Bar- buda of such carcase or part: or (ii) pennit the carcase or part to be landed in Antigua and Barbuda subject to such conditions and directions, including a direction re la ting to its disinfection in the prescribed port area where the car- case or parts are landed as he shall impose in writing. (3) \Vhere any animal carcase or ,mirnal parts are landed in contJavention of Regulation 50. 51 or this Regulation or wht-rr, any condition or direction imposed in respect thereof by virtue of paragraph (~) (ii) is not complied witi1, the carcase or parts may be se11cd hy :my inspei:tor and detained, destroyed or otherwise disposed of as the lvlinisier m;1y dirt-et. wi1hn11r fo1hili1y co the Crown for such detention, destruction or disposal. Cooked meat, etc. R~strictiom ,in 53. (I) Cooked meats anJ cooked meat by-products which are 1mpor1.s of c0okc·J CPntaineJ in fully scaled cans_ contarners or packagmg which Ill~ at, and CO<lk~J protects the lllL'ats ur meal hy-products from ali contamination mot lw-product,. may he mlporteJ into Anugua and Barbuda from any country. (2) C1xiked meats and cooked meat h-y-prnc.lucts, other than those specified m paragraph ( I J. may not Ix impor1ed into Antigua and Barbuda unless - 29 (aJ in the case of meat olher than lhac of poultry imported directly from one of lhe countries specified in the TwPlfth Sc:ht>d111P: or (b) in lhe case of poultry meal, imported directly from one of lhe rnuntrics specified in the Thirteenth Schedule. (3) This Regulation and Regulation 54 shall apply in respect of the carcases of poultry specified in Regulation 49 (2). 54. ( I) Cooked meats or cooked meat by-products sought to he Restrict ions on imported into Antigua and Barbuda by virtue of Regulation 53 landing of cookt'd meats and meat shall not he landed unless - hy-producls. (a! in lhe case of the meats and meat by-products ~pecified in Regulation 53(1), accompanied by a certificate issued by the Veterinary Authority of the country where the meats or meat by-products were procc~~cd, ~tilting that .~ud1 mt:at~ or mt:m by-prod- ucts have been heated throughout therr substance at a tern perature of not less than \ 60°F for at least one half hour: or (b) in the case ofmeaL~ and meat by-products specified in Regulation 53(2), accompanied by a meat mspet:- tion certificate issued by or on behalf of the Vdcri- n;iry Authority of the ,:ountry where the animal, meat from which 1s contained in the meat or meat hy- producL was slaughtered, staling that, at the time of slaughter. the animal wa;. free from all pres.:rihed or other infectious and rnntagious diseases. (2) Where any cooked meat or cmked meat by-product is landed in contravention of Regulation 53 or this Regulation. the meat or meat by-product may be sei1cd by an inspector :md detained. destroyed or otherwise dispo~d of as the Ministcr may direct. without liability to the Crown of such detention, de.~truc- uon or disposal. Veterinary hiological products 55. ( 1) Where the Ve ten nary Au thon l y t.lcte1mines that a Jc:,tin~ ,,! imported sample of a veterinary biolog1cal product which is or 1s to be wt~rin~,y 1>1,,1,,gi- irnponeu into Antigua anu Barbuda 1s required for the testing of ~~ 1 rrodu~ts. its potency or sterility or its unmun izing property, the importer of the product shall supply a sample to the Veterinary Authority free of charge. 30 (2) The Veterinary Authority shall, within a reasonable time after the receipt of such a sample, furnish the importer with a report of the resu!L'> of the testing of the sample. Restrictions on 56. ( I) Semen of animals for use in the artificial insemination 1mport.s of.semen of cows shall not be imported into Antigua and Barbuda unless fOI" artificial imported from a country which has been set free of Foot and ins"mination. Mouth disease for a period of al least six months immediately prior to the date on which the semen was drawn. (2) Semen of animals for use in the artificial insemination of animals. other than cows. may be imported from any country. Re str i et ions on 57. (I) Semen of animals to be imported into Antigua and landing of s"m"n Barbuda under regulation 56 may not be landed in Antigua and for artificial Barbuda unless - • mse minat ion. (a) in the case of semen for the use in the artificial insemination of cows, accompanied by a certificate signed by oron behalt ot the Vetennary Authonty ot the country from which the semen originated which contains the infonnation required by paragraph (2); (b) in 1.1:Je rnse of semen for the use in lhe artificial insemination of other animals, accompanied by a certificate signed by or on behalf of the Veterinary Authority of the country from which the semen originated which contain~ the information required by paragraph (3). • (2) A certificate for the purposes of paragraph ( I ) (a) shall Stille- (a) the bull from which the semen was drawn was subjected, with negative reactions, to a test for Brucellosis during the twelve months immediately prior to the date on which the semen was drawn; and (b) the bull and the herd with which it is kept are free from Tuberculosis and any other prescribed or infectious or contagious disease. ( 3) A certificate for the purposes of paragraph ( 1) (b) shall state that the animal from which the semen was drawn and the herd in which it is kept have been examined and found free of any symptoms of any prescribed or other infectious or contagious disease. 11 58. ( I) Where an inspector - Powers of i o.speoors in res~l of landing of veteri n.lI)' biologi- cal products. (a) ha<; cause lo suspect that any ve,erinary biological product sought to be landed in Antigua and Barbuda may, by reason of some defect or loss in its propenies nr of some damage to the prod net or it.~ container. no longer be fit for use in the practice of veterinary medicine; or (Ii ,I dPtf'rm in~s 1h;u any Tf'rm or cnnd ition nf any im pt)rl permit authorising the importation of the product has not heen complied with; ( i) prohibit the landing in Antigua and Bar- buda of such product; or (ii) permit the produd to be landed in An- tigua and Barbuda subject 10 such condi- tions and dim.;tions, including a dim:- tion relating to the Je~tn.Jction 1.1f the pmdui..:t in the rrescri bed port area where it is landed, as he shall impose in writing. ( 2) \\-'here any veterinary hiolugical pnxluct i~ la.ncled in C!Hl!ravention of Regulations 56, 57 or this Regulation or where ,Uly condition or direction imposed in respet:l thereof hy virtue of paragraph (I) (ii) is not complied with. the product may he scitcd by an im;p,xtor and Jc taincJ. Jes trn yed or other•.vise disrxJseJ of as the Minister may <.hren, v.·ithout liahility Lo the Crown for sud1 detention. destruction or disposal. Litter, fodder, dung, etc. 59. Liucr shall not he 1mponcd intn Antigua :mu Barhuda Rc.,tric1 ion on un!es~ imported from one of the rnumrics ~rt:cificJ in 1he impor1s ,,f liua, I '01m~,'nlh r,. lU11CC nth SchcJu le. Scht"dul~. 60. ( 1) Any liner to he unroncd inio Antigua :ind Barhuda hy RL'.'-:t1h·r1on., on virtue llf Regubti(Hl 59 ,hall no! be l:lll\ktl unks, there is lanJ in~ ,,t Ii II er. piuJm.nl tu t!1t: i11~1.11.:uui ,1 ccr1ifi1.-<1lc .,.,. hio.;h i~ .~igncJ by ur \Jll hehalf of Ll1e V cterinary Authority of the country from which the Iii Icr miginatcs antl which contains Ll1c information rc4uired hy paragraph CJ. 32 (2) A certificate required under paragraph (I) shall state that- (aj the country from which the litter originates has been free of Foor an1 I Mouth Disease for a period of at least six months immediately prior to the date of exporta- tion of the litter; and ( h) the litter has been disinfected by the method pre- scri hed in Regulation 50 (3)(a). Powm of 61. Where an inspector s uspccts the presence of liner in any in.,pwm., 1,, package or container, he may, at the expense of the importer .search tor litter thereof, open it or cause it to be opened, in order to determine whether litter is contained therein. Rrnric1 ion on 62. Fodder for animals which contains animal man er shal ! not irnpom of fodd~r. be unported into Antigua and tlarbuda unless from one of the Fithnlh s-:blllk. countries specified in the Fifteenth Schedule. R~str,ct,ons On 63. (I) Fodder imported into Antigua and Barbuda by virtue lnndin.,.; d fodder, vf Rc:gulativu 62 ~l1all !IV( \Jt; laillk<l ill Amigua and Barbucta unless there is produced to an inspector a certificate relating thereto, which is issued by or on behalf of the Veterinary Authori(y of the country from which the fodder originates and whi..:h contain3 the infonnution required by paragraph (2). (2) A certificate require<l under paragraph (I) shall state that - (a) the country from which the fodder originates has been free of Foot and Mouth Disease for a period of at least six months immediaiely prior to the date of exportation of the fodder; and (h) where the fodder comprises or contains bonemeal, the honemeal ha\ hecn disinfected hy one of the methods prescribed in Regulation 50(4). l'uw~r, or j n~p.:<:• 64. ( I l Where an inspector - lor.s 1n r(,p(cl of \Jnd ing~ nf Ii ll(f anJ fodda. (a) ha~ cause to belie vc that any litter or fodder to be landed in Antigua and Barbuda may be carrying any prescribed or other infectious or cont.1gious disease affecting animals; or (h I tletennmes that any tenn or condition nf any import pennit authori~.'lg the importati1m of the litter or fodder ha~ not hec 11 complied with; 33 he may- {i) prohibit the landing in Antigua and Bar- buda of such litter or fodder; or (ii) pemut the Ii tier or fodder to be landed in Anngua and Barbuda subject to such conditions and directions, including a direction relating to its dismfection in the prescribed port area where the litter or fodder is 1,mded, as he shall impose in writmg. (2) Where any liner or fodder is landed in contravention of Regulation:o. 59, 60, 61 or 62 or this Regulation or where any condition or direction unposed m respect thereof hy virtue of pi1!11g1 i:tph ( l )(ii) is nQt cnmplicJ with, the lifter or foJdcr may b,; seized by an inspector and detained, destroyed or otherwise disposed of as the Minister may direct, without liability to Ilic Crown for such detention, destruction or disposal. 65. ( 1) Suhject to paragraph (2), dung (other than the excrc- Prohibition ,m rncn1 of birds) and fertilisers containing animal maucr which has importation of not lxx:n disinfected shall not he imported into or landed in dung and t:ertain fert ii i.,er,. Antigua and Rarhudn (2) Dung which is contained in any cage, basket, box, crate or other container in which any animal is Lo be landed in Antigua and Barbuda shal I be removed there from before the animal is landed and shall he landed and desll'oyed in the manner prescribed hy

Regulation 66. 66. (I) Sweepings, garbage. manure or other refuse or waste Discharge of materials shall not he landed or discharged from any vessel or sweepings. garbage oc waBte from aircraft m the territorial seJ. of, or at any place in Antigua and vessels and airer aft. Barbuda other than at a port which is prescribed in the Sixteenth Schedule. Sixtttnth Sch~duk. (2) Paragraphs (3) to (5) shall apply in relation to the landing and discharge of such sweepings, garbage, manure, refuse or waste materials at any prescribed port. (3) All such matter referred to in paragraph (1) shall be contained in cloM"d. leak-proof metal containers. ( 4) All ~u1:h IJ\dltct 5hall be i.J.ndcd or di5chargcd under the supervision of an inspector and destroyed by incineration at the nearest incinerator. 34 (5) Any containers used for such a landing or discharge shall, under the supervision of an inspector, be thoroughly cleansed and disinfected after use, by being subjected to heat at a temperature of not less than 2 l 2°F for not less than fifteen minutes. Landing of 67. Where any animal has died or been slaughtered on board animals which a ship or aircraft whilst in any port in Antigua and Barbuda or have- died in whilst being transported Lo Anogua and Harbuda. I.be carcase transit. thereof shall not he landed in Antigua and Barbuda without the written pennission of the Vet.erinary Authority and subject to any Jirecuons he may wish to impose. Equipment, containers, utensils used with animals Restrictions on land- 68. (I) Subject to paragraph (2), an inspector may prohibit the ing of equipment, landing in Antigua and Bnrbuda of -- containers, utensib used in conn~cti on with animals, et,. (a! any Lack, harness, gear, rope, sling or other equip-, m1•n1 which h::i" ht-t>n 11'-f'rl in ,·nnne,:tion with any animal; (h) any cage, basket, box, crateorothercontainerwhich ha.~ been used or is being used for the carnage of any animal, animal carcase, animal parts, litter, fodder, dung or other similar thing; ( c) any instrument. tool or other utensil which has been used in connection with any animal or any of the things mentioned in paragraph (h); which, 111 the opinion of lhe inspector, is capable of carrying any prescnbed or other mlectmus or contagious disease affecting animals. (2) Where the inspector is satisfied that any such equipment. coma.Iner or mensi I is capable ofoeing disinfected, he may penmt it to be landed in Antigua and Barbuda, subject to such conditions and directions, relating to its disinfection in the prescribed port area where it is landed, as he shall impose in writing. (3) Where any equipment, container or utensil is landed in contravention of this Regulation or of any condition or direction imposed in respect thereof by vinue of paragraph (2), the equipment, conuliner or utensil may be :icizcd by an in~pcctor and detained, destroyed or otherwise disposed of as the Minister may direct, without liability to the Crown for such detention, destruc- tion or disposal. 35 Dtslnfectlon 69. Where an inspector require:; that any animal pa.rt or any ~ C thoJ• of litter or fodder shall be disinfected, the methods by which the disi nfo ction. animal part, litter or fodder shall be disinfected, shall be the methods prescribed in Regulation 50(2) to(5), as lhecase may be. 70. The Veterinary Authority may require the disinfection, by Disinfection of articles, etc. in such means as he shall direct, of footwear or the feet, if footwear possess ion of is not worn, of any person arriving in any vessel or aircraft used persons anvmg in for the transportation of animnls, or from any counuy in which Antigua and Barbuda. there is an outbreak of a prescrbed or other infectious or contagious disease affecting animals. Movement of animals 71. No animal shall - Loading and unloadinit of animals.· (a) be loaded onto vessel or aircraft in Antigua and Barhuda for transportation therefrom; or (b) be uulum.lt:u fw111 iilly vc.~~, or a.iruaft on arrival i11 Antigua and Barbuda; unless, in the opinion of the Veterinary Authority the facilities av ai Iable for sud1 luaJiug m ui 1luaJing a.re i'll.icqu4tc to cn:1urc the safe and humane handling of the animal. 72. No animal shall he transported hy vessel or aircraft from Fac i1ities for rran,i;;:p'.111 Al inn nf Anligua and Barbmla uuli:ss, iu 1..hc upiuinn of the VclCrinary animals. Authority, the facilities for the resLraint and care of the animaJ during its transporta{ion arc adc4uatc to ensure tts safe and human~ movement. 73. (I) No animal shall be tr~nsportcd hy vessel or aircraft from Wal~r and food Antigua and Barhutla unless, in the opinion of the Veterinary for animals during era nsport al ion. Authority, adet.juatc supplies of water and fee<l, appropriate for the animal. will he avmlablc to Ille animal cturing it~ cranspona- tion. (2J Where, in the opinion of the master or captain of the ship or ain:raft, such supplies of water or feed are not aue4uate. he sha!I refuse to transport the animal. 36 lnspe cti on of 74. Any animal to be exponed, directly or indirectly from animals to be Antigua and Barbuda to any Member State shall not be so exported to M•~r- Stat1:J.s. exported unless it has been examined by an impector and the inspector has certified to the Veterinary Authority 1hat it is free from the symptoms of any prescribed or other infectious or contagious disease. General Amendments 10 75. (1) The Minister may, by order, add the name of any Scheduled lists of country to, or delete any such name from, any of rhe li<st<,; of countries. countries contained in the Sixth to the Fifteenth Schedule inclu- sive. (2) An order made hy 1he Mini<:.ff'r 11nrlPT paragraph (1) shall be published in the Official Gazeue. (3) The Minister shall, as soon as practicable after making an order under paragraph ( 1), -:encl a copy tht>rt>of to the Minister in each of me Member States responsible for animal quarantine. FIRST SCHEDULE Regulation 3 Application for lmport'i penulb Form I Application for a permit to Import anlmal~animal rarrasei;; or animal parts Animals (International Movement-; and Disease) Regulation 1993 To Veterinary Authority I/We, ....................................................oL ............................................................. . hereby apply for *........................................................... * a pennit to import from ...................................................... ,... (con~ignor) of. .. ,.. ,....................................... . the following animals/anunal carcases/animal parts: Description Number of Place of origin ··--- Quantity Signature ....... .. Date ....... .. In the case of an application fr>r renewal, (h, words "1he renewal of" .sliould be insencd ID the space marked by*.................... ............................. • 37 Form2 Application for o permit to Import Veterinary Biological Products other than Semen Animals (International Movements and Disease) Rcgulatioru 1??3 IM'E ............................................................... of. ..................................................... . bereby apply for* ................................................ * a permit to import the following vetennary biological products:- Official Batch uttJc1al mark Name and Country of Name Number (if and Name of any) assigned (if any) assigned address of manufacture address Quantity product in country of in country of manufacturer of manufacture manufacture Sbipper Signature: ...................................... . Dote: .. ,................................ .. In the case of an application for renewal, the words "I.he renewal of' should be inserted in the space marked by* .................................................. * 38 Form3 Application for a permit to import semen for the artificial Insemination of anlmla-. Animals (International Movements and Disease) Regulations 1993 To Vl'.tt'.limuy Authv1ity l/We .......................................................... of.. ....................................................... . ht:1d1y apply fut ............................................... ~ n pcnnit IP import the following ~men for the artifo.:ial insemination {lf animals. Dclail6 of ani;n"'l N"m" ~mi addn,ss Offo·i~I R.~rch frnm which Country of origin nf cullection num her (if any) Quantity semen drawn and uf animal agency assigned in rremi,es where in cciuntry nf country or (1rigin anim ah kept ori.i:in Signature .............................................. . Date: .................. ••·············--············ ln the UL-.e of an application for renewal, I.he word., "the renewal or· should be m.\ertd in the space marked hy * ......................... ,.......................................... .. 19 form4 Application for a permit to import Fodder or Litter Animals (International Movement,; and Disease) Regulations 1993 To Veterinary Authority VWe .................................................................of. ...................................................... . hereby apply for *............................................................ * a pcnn it to import from ...........................................................(cons1gnor) of. ............................................ . the following:- Description Quantity Place nf oriein Signalu1•::: ...................................... .. Date: .......................................... !n the Lase of all :ipplkalion for renewal. the words "the renewal shnuld be or· insencLl in the spa...:e marked hy * ...................................................................... " 40 SECOND SCHEDULE Regulation 4 Form or Import permit Form5 Import Permit Animals (lnlernatlonal Movements and Disease) Regulations 1993 The Veterinary Authority hereby pennit!\ .............................................................. . oL .......................................................... to i.J:n port from ............................................... . the undermentioned: [Here shall be inserted de tails of the animals/animal carcases/animal parts/ veterinary biologteal products/semen for artificial insemination/fodder or liner f}t'rmitted to he imported. corresDondine: to information supplied in application] This pennit is granted subject to the terms and conditions relating to the irnponation of the abovementioned set out in the Regulations for the time being in for-::c nnd to the following term8 and conditions: [Here shall be inserted. such terms and conditions a~ the Veterinary Authority may unpose] This permit will. uuk~~ pu:viuusly revoked, continue in force until ...................................................... dayof .............................. 19 ..... . Signature: .................................... . Vet e ri na r_v A. u r fl or I I y Date: .................................. . THIRD SCHEDULE Regulation 5(2) & (3) Prescribed sea ports or entry I. Deep Water Harbour, St, John's. 2. High Point, Parham Sound. 3. Crabh's Peninsular, Parham Harbour. 4. Nelson's Dockyard. H>URTH SCHEDULE Regulation 5(2) & (3) Prescribed airports or entry V.C. Bird lntematinnal. Cuoli<lge. 41

FIFTH SCHEDULE Forms of permit to land Form6 Permit to Land Anlmals Regulation 8 Anlmals (International Movements and Disease) Regulations 1993 I certify that I have examined the undermentioned animals: [ Insert description and number of animals to be landed] exported from .........................................by ........................................................... . [Insert details of mode of transpon and of vessel/aircraft I and* that such animals are free from the symptoms of any presL,ibed or other infectious or comagious disease. * that such animals exhihit symptoms of the following disease .........................................................................................l inf>Crt details l. Penni ssion is here hy granted lll .....................................of..................................... . to land the abovementioned animals. This permit is granted subject to the tenns and conditions relating to the unponation and landing of such animals set out in the Regulations for the time being in for1.:e and to the following conditions and direc1ions: \ Insert conditions and directions to be observed in landing animals]. Signature: ............................................. . lnspecwr Date: .......................................... . 42 Form7 Regulation 52(1) Permit to land Carcases or Animal Parts Animals (International Movements and Disease) Regulations 1993 I certify that I have examined the undennentioned animal carcases/animal part~'. [Insert description and quantity of animal carcases/animal parts to be landed] exponea from ........................................................ by................................................. . [Insert details of mode of transport and of vessel/aircraft] and* that (a) animal carcases/animal parts appear * not to be carrying any prescribed or other infectious or contagious disease/*to be carrying the following disease ................................................. [insert details]; and that (b) such animal carcases *are/are not wholesome and fit for human consumption; and that (c) such animal carcases are from animals which were, at the time of slaughter, *free from such diseases/*not free from the following disease ............................... [insert details]; and that (d) such animal parts *have/*have not been subject to disinfection. Peflllission is hereby granted to ................................... of................................... . to land the abovementioned animal carcases/animal parts. This permit is granted subject to the terms and conditions relating to the importation and landing of animal carcases/animal parts set out in the Regulations for the time being in force and to the following conditions and directions: [Insert con(hllons and directions to be observed m landing animal carcases/ animal parts]. Signature: ........................................... . Inspector Date: ....................................... . *Delete where inapplicable 43

SIXTH SCHEDULE Regulation 9 Prescribed quarantine stations 1. Deepwater Harbour, St. John's. 2. V. C. Bird International, Coolidge.

SEVENTH SCHEDULE Regulation 13 Countries from which cats and dogs may be Imported Barbados Montserrat Australia Dominica St. Kitts - Nevis Great Britain and -Anguilla Nonhern Ireland Jamaica St. Lucia New Zealand St. Vincent Republic of Ireland

EIGHTH SCHEDULE Regulation 15 Countries rrom which horses may be imported Barbados Jamaica Australia Belize Montserrat Canada Dominica St. Kitts - Nevis Great Britain and -Anguilla Nonhem Ireland Grenada St. Lucia New Zealand Guyana St. Vincent Republic of h-eland Trinidad and Tobago United States of America 44

NINTH SCHEDULE Regulations 18, 24, 29 Countries from which cattle, sheep and goats may be Imported Barbados Jamaica Canada Belize Montserra1 Great Britain and Ireland Dominica SL Kitts - Nevis Ref.ublic of -Anguilla Ire and Grenada St. Lucia United Sta1es of America Guyana (excluding the St. Vincent Rupununi area) Trinictao an<l Tobago

TENTH SCHEDULE Regulatlon.34 Countries from which pigs may be Imported Jamaica Canada Barbados Montserrat Northern Ireland Dominica St Kins - Nevis Re~blic of -Anguilla Ire d Grenada St. Luna United States of America Guyana (excluding the St. Vincent Rupununi area) Trinidad and Tobago

ELEVENTH SCHEDULE Regulation38 Countries from which poultry and poultry hatching eggs may be Imported Jamaica Canada Barbados Montserrat Great Britain Belize St. Kins - Nevis United States of - Anguilla America Dominica St. Lucia Grenada St. Vincent Guyana Trinidad and Tobago 45 lWELFTH SCHEDULE Regulations 47, 48 Countries from which animal carcases may be Imported Jamaica Australia Barbados Montserrat Canada Dc:lizc (except in respect St. Kitts ~ Nevis New Zealand of carcases of swine) -Anguilla Dominica St. Lucia Northern Ireland Grenada St. Vincent Republic of Ireland Guyana (except the Trinidad and Tobago United States of Rupununi area) America

THIRTEENTH SCHEDULE Regula lion 49 Countrles from which poultry carcases may be imported Jamaica Canada Barbados Montserrat Great Britain Belize St. Kitts - Nevis United States of -Anguilla America Dominica St. Lucia Grenada St. Vincent Guyana Trinidad and Tobago FUUKTEENTH SCHEUULE Kegulation59 Countries from which litter may be Imported Barbados Jamaica Australia Belize Montserrat Canada Dominica St. Kitts- Nevis Great Britian and Anguilla Northern Ireland Grenada St. Lucia New Zealand Guyana (except the St. Vincent Republic of Rupununi area) IidamJ Trinidad and Tobago United States oi America 46

FIFTEENTH SCHEDULE Regulat:lon62 Countries from which fodder containing animal matter may be Imported Barbados Jamaica Australia Belize Montserrat Canada Dominica St Kitts- Nevis New Zealand -Anguilla Grenada St. Lucia Nonhern Ireland Guyana (except the St. Vincent Republic of Rupununi area) Ireland Trinidad and Tobago Uniled States of America SIXTEENTH SCHEDULE Regulation66 Ports at which sweepings, garbage, waste materials, etc. may be landed or discharged 1. Deep Water Harbour, St. John's 2. Nelson's Dockyard 3. V. C. Bird International, Coolidge Made by the Minister on this 3rd day of March, 1993. Hllroy Humphreys, Minister. Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua and Barbuda. by Rupert Charity, Acting Government Printer -By Authority, 1993. 800-9.93 {Price $17.65]