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Animal Products Amendment Act 2005

Public Act	2005 No 26
Date of assent	24 March 2005

Contents

3 Title amended

4 General scheme of Act

5 Interpretation

6 New section substituted

6 References to this Act include references to Animal Products (Ancillary and Transitional Provisions) Act 1999, etc

7 Products and material excluded from ambit of Act

8 Who must have a risk management programme?

9 Certain persons may be required to have risk management programme by Order in Council

10 Multi-business risk management programmes

11 Applications for registration of programmes

12 Registration of risk management programme

13 New section substituted

47 Object of this Part

14 Exporters of animal products for human or animal consumption, and certain other animal material and products, must be registered

15 Duties of exporters

16 Director-General to maintain register of exporters

17 New sections and heading substituted

Export requirements and official assurances

60 Export requirements

60A Director-General to notify or make available export requirements

60B Exemption from requirements of food standards where appropriate

61 Director-General may issue official assurances

61A No Crown liability

18 Power to direct disposal, etc, of animal material or product in certain circumstances

19 Director-General may give statements as to New Zealand animal product standard

20 Power to examine, etc

21 Conditions of recognition or accreditation

22 New section inserted

108A Suspension of recognition

23 Evidence in proceedings

24 Disclosure of information for purpose of ensuring product safety, etc

25 Right of review of certain decisions made under delegated authority

27 Repeals, amendments, and transitional provisions appear in Animal Products (Ancillary and Transitional Provisions) Act 1999

Schedule
Amendments to principal Act consequential on change of definitions

Legislative history

The Parliament of New Zealand enacts as follows: