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Published: January 2007
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Discussion message Annual Review of Defra''s Exotic Animal Disease Generic Contingency Plan

Originally from: mona parr http:/​/​www.defra.gov.uk/​corporate/​consult/​animaldisease-plan/​index.htm The Animal Health Act of 1981 (as amended) requires the National Foot and Mouth Disease Contingency Plan and the Avian Influenza (AI) and Newcastle Disease (ND) Contingency Plan to be reviewed, and where appropriate revised, at least annually and laid before Parliament.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 04:47
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Discussion message Illegal Killing

Originally from: Farmtalking I may be 'preaching to the converted' here, but I wonder how many of you have seen the comments published on Warmwell today today? – http:/​/​www.warmwell.com/​ A letter to the Veterinary Times from J. G. Cook. Honorary Secretary, Lakeland Veterinary Association, referring to the Contiguous and Dangerous Contacts Culls in 2001, her says, "...

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 04:39
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Discussion message Poultry Disease Contingency Plans

Originally from: mona parr Poultry disease contingency plans Revised versions of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra\x{2019}s) Foot and Mouth Disease Contingency Plan and Avian Influenza and Newcastle Disease Contingency Plans were laid before Parliament last week. The Plans were laid in accordance with Section 18 of the Animal Health Act 2002.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 04:28
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Discussion message Defra''s Avian Influenza and Newcastle Disease Contingency Plan

Originally from: Farmtalking Defra's Avian Influenza and Newcastle Disease Contingency Plan The Avian Influenza and Newcastle Disease (England and Wales) Order 2003 extended to these diseases some of the powers introduced for Foot and Mouth Disease by the Animal Health Act 2002.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 04:14
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Discussion message Re: RE: Defra''''''''s scrapie plan

Originally from: Farmtalking Well… it seems as if someone else is posting messages in my name and I'm not getting them! 'Did I say that? I don't think so! What I did say is – "Are we to remain bemoaning our state to eachother and living in fear of the future, or are we really trying to do something change the our situation? Each one of us has to decide for ourselves. I can only make suggestions that I think might be helpful.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:38
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Discussion message RE: Defra''''s scrapie plan

Originally from: Farmtalking Hi Francis and Coleen! You have both very clearly stated that you cannot and will not 'trust' and I understand the reasons why. You have also clearly stated that you want 'some sign of regret, remorse, admission, apology' and again I understand why and I would dearly like to receive the same.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:38
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Discussion message RE: Kent Vet. struck off for false export certificates

Originally from: Farmtalking Just to put the record straight! MAFF/​DEFRA had and has, no powers over veteriary licenses to practice in the UK. Vets are regulated by The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. Vets who signed 'False Certificates' during 2001 did so because they chose to do so, unwittingly or not! Ignorance is no excuse!

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:36
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Discussion message The Chief Veterinary Officer''s Annual Report!

Originally from: Farmtalking It's not what you say it's the way you say it! Or perhaps to be more accurate, this report illustrates just how much the Chief Vet's perspective differs from our own. However carefully his words were chosen there is no doubt that we are miles apart when it comes to his interpretation of the Govt's actions during and after FMD.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:25
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Discussion message RE: Apathy ?

Originally from: Farmtalking Hi Francis! As no members have unsubscribed I think they're all still there and doubtless reading the posts if not commenting on them! Of course it may be that as we seem to be enjoying a pretty good summer as far as the weather is concerned, Bill et al. may be very busy in their gardens! I know I should be!

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:24
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Discussion message RE: Animal Health Act

Originally from: Farmtalking Hi Mary! Plase give your Mother my very best wishes for a speedy recovery and take care yourself and please don't worry too much about not being able to update http:/​/​www.warmwell.com as frequently as normal at present. I'm sure everyone will be visiting it just as often as usual for what will be the latest as well as the so very useful archives!

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:22
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Discussion message Animal Health Act

Originally from: Mary Critchley Dear Mona I have rewritten the front page of http:/​/​www.warmwell.com to bemoan this situation. Poor old Scotland. Will the farmers in Galloway and Dumfries allow this consultation to pass without protest? I also hope the Royal Society is aware of just how little its recommendations are being followed.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:22
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Discussion message Important - Consultation Document!

Originally from: Farmtalking Hi! I know Mona has mentioned this already and you're busy at this time of year but I think you should take a look at this – http:/​/​www.scotland.gov.uk/​consultations/​agriculture/​adcp-01.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:22
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Discussion message Animal Health Act

Originally from: mona parr Could somebody please help sort my brain out!!!! Got an ear infection--told to behave myself for a few days!! No horse riding feeling dizzy. The following consultation on Animal Disease Control is almost closed--23rd May <A HREF="http:/​/​www.scotland.gov.uk/​consultations/​agriculture/​adcp-01.asp">http:/​/​www.scotland.gov.uk/​consultations/​agriculture/​adcp-01.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:22
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Discussion message DEFRA'S FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE CONTINGENCY PLAN

Originally from: mona parr Animal Health Minister Elliot Morley today announced the laying before Parliament of Defra's Foot and Mouth Disease Contingency Plan. The Plan was laid in accordance with Section 18 of the Animal Health Act 2002, which came into force yesterday.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:19
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Discussion message DEFRA - failing to learn and stuck in a rut?

Originally from: Farmtalking Below is a special message sent from Alan and Rosie Beat of the Smallholders Newsletter fame. As I concur with Alan's comments I felt it important that Mary's critique should also be published here and on Farmtalking.com EDITORIAL This is a special issue of the newsletter to bring some important information to your attention.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:16
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Discussion message RE: Consultation Documents

Originally from: Farmtalking I have now carefully studied the Animal Health and Welfare consultation document issued by DEFRA Many of us remain extremely angry and frustrated by the manner in which the FMD crisis was handled and annoyed by Government's refusal to hold an Open Public Inquiry.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:07
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Discussion message ANIMAL HEALTH ACT

Originally from: mona parr ANIMAL HEALTH ACT COMES INTO FORCE IN JANUARY Most elements of the Animal Health Act (2002) are to come into force on January 14. An order for the commencement of the Act was signed by Animal Health and Welfare Minister Elliot Morley this week.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:01
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Discussion message Re: RE: FMD Hunting Control permits end 30th September

Originally from: Farmtalking Don't get too excited Gary! We still have the amendments to the Animal Health Act to fight off and the Hunting with Hounds matter is by no means settled. What may seem reasonable in Government News items often turns out to be quite the opposite in fact! We still live in hope!

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 02:42
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Discussion message Compulsory Vaccination?

Originally from: Farmtalking I'm told there was a 'snippet' on TV this morning indicating that the Govt is considering introducing 'compulsory vaccination' if the slaughter policy doesn't appear to work within 48 hours in any future outbreak of FMD. Such a measure is presumed one of the reasons they consider it necessary to introduce the amendments to Animal Health Act, thus giving them the powers to 'force' complicity.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 02:36
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Discussion message Peter Greenhill Responds to Elliot Morley

Originally from: Farmtalking RESPONSES TO ELLIOT MORLEY`S LETTER DATED 16TH. JULY 2002. VACCINATION: In almost every report (including the Northumberland report) there has been opposition to the mediaeval slaughter only policy and a demand for vaccination. The nonsense spouted by this Government and its so-called advisors on vaccination simply flies in the face of the facts.

Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 02:31