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S.L. 439.13 · Protection Of Animals (S.L. 439.13)

S.L. 439.13 Art. 52Offences and penalties. 1. Mouse 2. Rat 3. Guinea 4. Syrian 5. 6. 7. Rabbit 8. Dog 9. Cat 10. All 11. Frog 12. Zebra LIST Marmoset Cynom olg fascicularis) Rhesus Other species Section A: 1. The 1.1. (a) of the species to prevent of animals. to prevent schedule for material and the the health of them

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(1) Any person who fails to abide by these regulations shall be guilty of an offence, and shall be liable to the provisions and measures referred to in regulation 4(2) and (3).

(2) Any right given to the Department under these regulations to apply all such necessary measures prescribed in regulation 4(2) and (3), shall be given without prejudice to other criminal procedures which may be taken under the Act or any other law when a person commits an offence by failing to abide by these regulations. Schedule I

LIST OF ANIMALS REFERRED TO IN REGULATION 11 (Mus musculus) (Rattus norvegicus) pig (Cavia porcellus) (golden) hamster (Mesocricetus auratus) Chinese hamster (Cricetulus griseus) Mongolian gerbil (Meriones unguiculatus) (Oryctolagus cuniculus) (Canis familiaris) (Felis catus) species of non-human primates (Xenopus (laevis, Rana (temporaria, tropicalis), pipiens)) fish (Danio rerio)

Schedule II OF NON-HUMAN PRIMATES AND DATES REFERRED TO IN REGULATION 11(1) Species Dates (Callithrix jacchus) 1 January 2013 us m onkey ( 5 years after the publication of the feasibility Macaca study referred to in regulation 11(1), provided the study does not recommend an extended period monkey (Macaca 5 years after the publication of the feasibility mulatta) study referred to in regulation 11(1), provided the study does not recommend an extended period of non-human primates 5 years after the publication of the feasibility study referred to in regulation 11(1), provided the study does not recommend an extended period

Schedule III REQUIREMENTS FOR ESTABLISHMENTS AND FOR THE CARE AND ACCOMMODATION OF ANIMALS General section physical facilities

Functions and general design All facilities shall be constructed so as to provide an environment which takes into account the physiological and ethological needs kept in them. Facilities shall also be designed and managed access by unauthorised persons and the ingress or escape

(b) Establishments shall have an active maintenance programme and remedy any defect in buildings or equipment.

1.2. Holding rooms

(a) Establishments shall have a regular and efficient cleaning the rooms and shall maintain satisfactory hygienic standards.

(b) Walls and floors shall be surfaced with an impermeable resistant to the heavy wear and tear caused by the animals cleaning process. The material shall not be detrimental to the animals and shall be such that the animals cannot hurt Additional protection shall be given to any equipment or they are not damaged by the animals nor do they cause animals themselves.

(c) Species that are incompatible, for example predator and prey, requiring different environmental conditions, shall not be same room nor, in the case of predator and prey, within sound of each other. 1.3. General and special purpose procedure rooms

(a) Establishments shall, where appropriate, have available facilities for the carrying out of simple diagnostic tests, examinations, and/or the collection of samples that are to more extensive laboratory investigations elsewhere. special purpose procedure rooms shall be available for situations it is undesirable to carry out the procedures or observations holding rooms.

(b) Facilities shall be provided to enable newly-acquired isolated until their health status can be determined and health risk to established animals assessed and minimised.

(c) There shall be accommodation for the separate housing injured animals.

1.4. Service rooms

(a) Store-rooms shall be designed, used and maintained to quality of food and bedding. These rooms shall be vermin proof, as far as possible. Other materials, which may be contaminated present a hazard to animals or staff, shall be stored separately.

(b) The cleaning and washing areas shall be large enough to the installations necessary to decontaminate and clean used The cleaning process shall be arranged so as to separate clean and dirty equipment to prevent the contamination cleaned equipment.

(c) Establishments shall provide for the hygienic storage and of carcasses and animal waste.

(d) Where surgical procedures under aseptic conditions are shall be provision for one or more than one suitably equipped facilities provided for postoperative recovery.