What this covers
Why you need it
The power to require it sits in The Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies (Scotland) Regulations 2010, secondary legislation made under powers in other legislation.
What the Regulations carry
What our graph holds for The Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies (Scotland) Regulations 2010 as a whole — the Regulations behind this licence, not the licence conditions themselves.
- Duties on businesses
- 41
- Penalties
- 24
- Exemptions
- 0
Duties on businesses under the Regulations
- Consign or slaughter over-age bovine for human consumption Schedule 2 para.7
- Destroy bovine body before BSE sampling Schedule 2 para.4
- Retain and dispose of sheep, goat, and deer carcases for TSE testing Schedule 2 para.14
- Take brain stem samples from certain bovine animals and send for TSE testing Schedule 2 para.8
- Breach TSE suspect animal control measures Schedule 3 para.3
- Fail to comply with TSE control measures (removal/destruction offences) Schedule 3 para.5
… and 35 more business duties in the same Regulations.
What happens if you get it wrong
- Consign or slaughter over-age bovine for human consumption Unlimited fine
- Destroy bovine body before BSE sampling Unlimited fine
- Export products containing specified risk material Unlimited fine
- Fail to comply with EU TSE tissue-laceration rules Unlimited fine
- Fail to notify death or dispose of bovine animal under restriction Unlimited fine
… and 19 more penalties in the same Regulations.
Read our full dossier on The Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies (Scotland) Regulations 2010
Who issues it
This one does not go to your council. It is issued by The Scottish Government.
Where to apply
Duty, penalty and exemption labels are Guvnor’s analysis of the enabling instrument, not the instrument itself. Fees, forms and conditions are set by the issuing authority — always check the linked source.