Examples of using Terrestrial code chapter in English and their translations into French
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Terms of reference for a proposed Terrestrial Code chapter on vaccination The Biological Standards Commission was informed of a proposal to draft a Terrestrial Code chapter on vaccination to provide clear guidance on vaccination strategies.
to take into account the OIE guiding principles on animal welfare Terrestrial Code Chapter 7.1.
A Member Country had queried the incubation period for infection with Trypanozoon in equids given in the Terrestrial Code chapter, stating that more time is necessary for detection of antibodies.
The Group revised the current outdated chapter of the Terrestrial Code using the approach taken for the newly developed Terrestrial Code chapter on bluetongue as a reference document and also taking into
The EU encouraged the Commission to revise the chapter on bovine tuberculosis in line with the ongoing work on the new Terrestrial Code chapter on Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex, which currently covers bovids,
However the wording of the Terrestrial Code chapter is such that only infections with EHV-1 are the subject of regulation for international trade
He stressed that the revision of the BSE Terrestrial Code chapter was identified as a priority for the Scientific Commission
The Group observed that in the Terrestrial Code Chapter for bovine spongiform encephalopathy(BSE),
The Group suggested that the Terrestrial Code Chapter for CSF follow the lead of the Chapter on BSE by incorporating an article that acknowledges these facts and the resultant safety
which can be accepted by the EU for the purposes of this Terrestrial Code chapter.
the EU suggested that the OIE consider the revision of the Terrestrial Code chapter to allow for an automatic reversion to a controlled BSE risk status in certain cases of suspension of negligible risk status.
It recommended that these dossiers be evaluated during the next Ad hoc Group meeting for BSE recognition noting that any amendments to the Terrestrial Code Chapter on the disease that may be approved during the forthcoming General Session will be taken into consideration.
recommend persons with wildlife expertise to participate in the ad hoc group being formed to draft a new Terrestrial Code chapter on Peste des petits ruminants PPR.
Recognition of the health status of a country or zone The Terrestrial Code Chapter 1.6 contains the standards for official recognition of disease status
Ad hoc Group on Brucellosis The WGWD was asked to participate in and recommend persons with wildlife expertise to participate in the ad hoc group being formed to draft a new Terrestrial Code chapter(s) on Brucellosis.
epidemiological significance for tuberculosis, they should be excluded for the present for trade purposes in the Terrestrial Code chapter on tuberculosis.
The Aquatic Animals Commission amended the text of the Terrestrial Code Chapter 3.3. to make it appropriate for inclusion in the Aquatic Code,
proposed that they be included in the draft Terrestrial Code chapter on Vaccination.
informed the Working Group that the Code Commission had reviewed Member Country comments received on the new draft Terrestrial Code chapter on Infection with Taenia solium spp. during their September 2014 meeting.
ad hoc Group meetings: when a Group is convened to discuss a Terrestrial Code chapter but where the Terrestrial Manual chapter will also be affected,