Regulation on boundary veterinary control points

Approved by the State Veterinary Inspector ofKR A. D. Duisheev, 1994 REGULATIONS ON BOUNDARY VETERINARY CONmOL POINTS OF KR I. General Regulations 1.L Boundary Veterinary Control Points (BVCP) of the management body ofstate veterinary K.R are created in accordance with the Article 4 ofthe Law KR "On veterinary" ofMarch 6, 1992 in entry points through the state border KR by the MAFKR. 1.2. BVCP in its activity follows the Law KR "On veterinary", other laws KR, Resolutions of the Government KR, Orders, Instructions, Decisions ofMAF KR, the Republic management body of state veterinary, Recommendations, Instructions and Rules un issues of veterinary and by the current Regulation. 1.3. BVCP is the structural subdivision of the Republic management body on state veterinary and is financed at the expense of the state budget. An estimation of expenses and staff of the BVCP are to be approved by the Republic management body on state veterinary. 1.4. BVCP has its own stamp with its name, register and submit the information to the Republic management body on state veterinary. 1.5. Instructions ofBVCP on issues of protection from brining of the pathogenic agents ofanimals disease from foreign countries and observation ofveterinary and sanitation rules during the transportation through the state boundary of loads under state veterinary supervision are obligatory for the implementationby the officials and owners of the loads.(The list ofloads under the state veterinary supervision is attached). 2. The main tasks. 2.1. The protection of the territory ofKR fromthe briningof pathogenic diseases of animals, prohibition ofentry and removal ofloads under the state veterinary supervision which do not correspond to the veterinary and sanitary requirements. 3. The Responsibilities. 3.1. To organise vet«iMry examination tImimaII imported to and eKptNtud ftnm the KR. 3.2. To control the veterirary and ",nitary state of imported and exportM loads ander state veterinary supervision iI3 well 88 transport which is transporting them. 3.3. To implement the state veterinary supervision after the implementationby officials and owners of loads (commodities) under the state veterinary supervision of veterinary requirements ofcountaes- importee, veterinary legislationofKR, international, intergovernmental agreements (Conventions) on issues ofveterinary. 3.4. To check the presented loads (commodities) for the state veterinary supervision with veterinary documents, correspondence ofquality and quantity to the documenb 3.5. To issue a veterinary certificate for exported loads (commodities) under the state veterinary supervision in exchange for veterinary reference, and for imported veterinary references on receiving of certificate. 3.6. To give the permission for import and export ofloads (commodities) under state veterinary supervision upon their correspondence with veterinary and sanitary requirements ofcountries- importer and countries-exporter. 1 7 To study the epizootic state in the zone ofBVCP dislocation 3.8. To inform the Republic and rayon (in accordance with the location ofBVCP) management body of state veterinary about every case ofdiscovery of sick or suspected in infection ofimported or exported animals. 3.9. To take measures on eradication ofinfectious diseases Imported and exported animals and prevention of their spreading as well as isolation, ofunfavourable in terms ofveterinary and sanitation, animals, products and raw materials of livestock origin, fodder. 3.10. To organise and to hold in necessary cases the treatment of transport in the established order. 3.11. To take necessary veterinary and sanitation measures in cases of transitren of the boundary ofKR of animals without supervision. 4. The employees of BVCP have the right: 4.1. To demand the presentation ofveterinary certificates or certificates for importing and exporting loads (conunodities) under state veterinary supervision and the implementation ofinstructions, recommendations, other normative-legislative acts, international and interstate agreements on veterinary issues by the owners of the loads. 4.2. To prohibit the importation and export ofloads under the state veterinary supervision for the owners if they do not have veterinary documents and~ to veterinary and sanitary requirements. 4.3. To suspend, isolate and disinfect unfavourable in terms ofveterinary and sanitation the loads under state veterinary supervision, which can bring pathogenic agents of infectious disease of animals into the territory ofKR. 4.4. To take all necessary measures on prevention ofemerge and spreading of infectious disease ifthere is a threat ofbrining them into the territory ofKR from contengiose countries; to demand from owners and officials the holding of veterinary and sanitation treatment of loads and transport. 4.5. To impose the fines on officials and owners ofloads under the state veterinary supervision in accordance with the Article 14 of the Law KR "On veterinary" of March 6, 1992 in case of violation of veterinary and sanitation requirements upon export and import transportation of loads, quarantine conditions and decisions of power bodies on issues of fight against the infectious diseases of animals. 4.6. To submit proposals on temporary closing of the state border ofKR with the states, on the territory ofwhich infectious disease emerged and there is a threat of brining their pathogenic agents into the KR. 5. The leadership and organisation of the activity. 5.1. BVCP is headed by the Head, which is veterinary surgeon by the speciality. 5.2. The Head ofBVCP is to be appointed and released by the order ofRepublic department body of state veterinary. 5.3. An appointment and release ofBVCP employees is to be done by the order of the Republic management body on state veterinary upon the presentation of the Head ofBVCP. 5.4. Job responsibilities of employees and rules of internal schedule ofBvep are to be designed by the head ofBVCP and are to be approved by the Head of the Republic management body on state veterinary. 6. The responsibility. 6.1. The employees ofBVCP are to bear the administrative and legal responsibility after the implementation of their duties, production activity, safe keeping and usage of the transferred input supply and production-and-labour discipline. 7. The Reorganisation and Liquidation. 7.1. The reorganisation and liquidation ofBVCP take"1"he place in case of closing of entry poimthrough the State boundary of the KR by the order ofMAF KR upon the presentation by the Republic management body on state veterinary. Attachment to the Regulations on BVCP KR The List of loads (commodities) under state veterinary supervision during the transportation through the state border KR. 1. Domestic and wild animals and poultry. 2. Sea animals, reptiles, Crustacean and other hydrobionts. 3. Exotic. Decorative, zoopark and laboratory animals, poultry, fish and other amphibia. 4. Bees and other useful insects. 5. Alive caviar, breed eggs, sperm of producers and embryo. 6. Products of animal origin: meat ofdomestic and wild animals, poultry, fish and caviar; animal fat and grease; raw fish and fish products, smoked products; subproducts; eggs and egg mixture; milk and milk products; honey and other products ofapiculture; 7. Raw material oflivestock origin: not processed leather and fur raw material ; wool, down, hair, bristle; poultry feather and down; not processed bones, horns, hoofs; flesh side and cuttings; dry, wet and salt intestine blood of animals dry and tinned; endocrineglands; meat -and- bone meal. 8. Raw materials for biological industry, culture and conserving medium, biopreparations, toxin-poison, alive cultures of mushrooms, bacterium, virus pathogenicagents of infectiousdisease of animals. 9. Forage - grain products, oil-seed meal, mixed fodder, forage, as well as packaging means of plant origin (hey, straw).