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1. Farms or mollusc farming areas which commence or recommence their activities (25)
2. Special provisions for individual farms which commence or recommence their activities
3. if the discharge is interrupted, permission shall be required before the discharge can recommence;
4. If the digest solidifies, recommence the determination using a larger amount of sulphuric acid (3.4) than that specified above.
5. Certain of these importers indicated that, while currently only importing minimal quantities of glyphosate from the PRC, they would recommence imports from the PRC in the absence of measures.
6. A number of formulators who are currently not importing glyphosate acid originating in the PRC as a result of the existing measures stated that they would recommence sourcing the product from the PRC should measures expire.
7. If filtration proves difficult recommence the analysis, replacing the 50 ml of hydrochloric acid (3.1) by 50 ml of 20 % trichloroacetic acid (3.2) and washing the filter in a warm solution of 1 % trichloroacetic acid (3.3).
8. [‘EC Model A’ – at least four years documented freedom, including a two-year surveillance program] (12) [‘EC Model B’ – at least six years documented freedom, including a two- year surveillance program with reduced sample size] (13) [‘EC Special provisions’ – new farms] (13) [‘EC Special provisions’- farms which recommence their activities] (1) [‘OIE’ – methods as described in the OIE (7) Manual of Diagnostic Tests for Aquatic Animals, Fourth edition, 2003, Chapters: I.1.4 (General) and (1) [2.1.5. (VHS)] (1) [and] (1) [2.1.2. (IHN)]]
9. The contracting authorities/entities shall, at the earliest opportunity, inform candidates and tenderers of decisions reached concerning the award of a contract or the conclusion of a framework agreement, including the grounds for any decision not to award a contract or conclude a framework agreement for which there has been competitive tendering or to recommence the procedure; that information shall be given in writing upon request to the contracting authorities/entities.
10. [‘EC Model A’ – at least four years documented freedom, including a two-year surveillance program] (12) [‘EC Model B’ – at least six years documented freedom, including a two- year surveillance program with reduced sample size] (13) [‘EC Special provisions’ – new farms] (13) [‘EC Special provisions’- farms which recommence their activities] (1) [‘OIE’ – methods as described in the OIE (7) Manual of Diagnostic Tests for Aquatic Animals, Fourth edition, 2003, Chapters: I.1.4 (General) and (1) [2.1.5. (VHS)] (1) [and] (1) [2.1.2.
11. [‘EC Model A’ – at least four years documented freedom, including a two-year surveillance program] (12) [‘EC Model B’ – at least six years documented freedom, including a two- year surveillance program with reduced sample size] (13) [‘EC Special provisions’ – new farms] (13) [‘EC Special provisions’- farms which recommence their activities] (1) [‘OIE’ – methods as described in the OIE (7) Manual of Diagnostic Tests for Aquatic Animals, Fourth edition, 2003, Chapters: I.1.4 (General) and (1) [2.1.5.
12. In accordance with Directives 91/67/EEC and 93/53/EEC, and Decision 2001/183/EC; new farms which commence activity with fish, eggs and gametes that have an equivalent health status according to the central competent authority of the exporting country to those farms and zones approved in the EC with regard to VHS and/or IHN respectively, and otherwise meet the requirements in Annex C I.A, 6(a) to Directive 91/67/EEC; or farms which recommence their activities after officially supervised cleaning and disinfection and 15 days of fallowing, and which introduce only fish, eggs and gametes that have an equivalent health status according to the central competent authority of the exporting country to those farms and zones approved in the EC with regard to VHS and/or IHN respectively and otherwise meet the requirements in Annex C I.A, 6(b) to Directive 91/67/EEC.
13. As applicable.(8) World Organisation for Animal Health.(9) Retain where the third country do not keep species susceptible to EHN, ISA, VHS and/or IHN in fish farms, and in addition any such species are not present in the natural waters of the country.(10) Only applicable for live fish; retain as appropriate.(11) Applicable to eggs only; retain as appropriate.(12) As laid down in Directive 91/67/EEC, specific animal health requirements are needed in the case of exports to farms or zones within the EC with a Community approved programme, status, or additional guarantees with regard to one or more of the diseases referred to in Lists II and III of Annex A to Directive 91/67/EEC.(13) Specific requirements needed in the case of exports to farms or zones within the EC with a Community approved programme or status for viral haemorrhagic septicaemia (VHS) and/or infectious haematopoietic necrosis (IHN) respectively.(14) ‘Model A or B’ as laid down in Decision 2001/183/EC, as well as the requirements in Directives 91/67/EEC and 93/53/EEC, retain as appropriate.(15) In accordance with Directives 91/67/EEC and 93/53/EEC, and Decision 2001/183/EC; new farms which commence activity with fish, eggs and gametes that have an equivalent health status according to the central competent authority of the exporting country to those farms and zones approved in the EC with regard to VHS and/or IHN respectively, and otherwise meet the requirements in Annex C, I.A, 6(a) to Directive 91/67/EEC; or farms which recommence their activities after officially supervised cleaning and disinfection and 15 days of fallowing, and which introduce only fish, eggs and gametes that have an equivalent health status according to the central competent authority of the exporting country to those farms and zones approved in the EC with regard to VHS and/or IHN respectively and otherwise meet the requirements in Annex C, I.A, 6(b) to Directive 91/67/EEC.