Regulation on Pet Dog and Cat Certificate and Rabies Pilot Projects

PROPOSAL FOR A COUNCIL REGULATION (EEC) INSTITUTING A CERTIFICATE FOR DOGS AND CATS ON VISITS OF LESS THAN ONE YEAR IN THE MEMBER STATES AND INTRODUCING COMMUNITY MEASURES TO SET UP PILOT PROJECTS FOR THE CONTROL AND ERADICATION OF RABIES

Stage: No longer in force
Procedure: Decision
Last activity: 28 Jul 1989

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Council Decision 89/455/EEC sets up large-scale pilot projects to eradicate or prevent rabies in wildlife via oral vaccination of foxes. Rabies becomes compulsorily notifiable in all species. Member States with established rabies must submit projects to the Commission; the measure runs three years with ECU 9.3 million in Community aid. It is in force.

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