Veterinary legislation varies greatly from country to country, and implementation depends on good veterinary governance. At the international level, the OIE can assist its member countries in revising and adjusting veterinary legislation through the Performance of Veterinary Services (PVS) Pathway and the Veterinary Legislation Support Programme that include specific tools to evaluate the level of compliance of national veterinary services with OIE international standards.
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3.2.10. How is the legislation to support rabies control elaborated and implemented?
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3.2. Legislation
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3.2.1. What is the role of legislation in the fight against rabies?
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3.2.2. What is the difference between reporting and notification?
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3.2.3. Why does rabies need to be a notifiable disease?
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3.2.4. Which factors are important in deciding whether a disease is notifiable?
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3.2.5. Is/should rabies in humans be a notifiable disease in my country?
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3.2.6. Is/should rabies in animals be a notifiable disease in my country?
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3.2.7. How do I notify authorities of a rabies case?
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3.2.8. Are/should animal-bite injuries be notifiable?
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3.2.9. How do I make rabies a notifiable disease in my country?
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3.2.10. How is the legislation to support rabies control elaborated and implemented?
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3.2.11. What laws and by-laws may be useful in ensuring a successful dog rabies control programme?
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3.2.12. What laws and recommendations are available for dog importation?
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3.2.13. What laws and recommendations are available for dog identification and registry?
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3.2.14. Is dog vaccination compulsory?
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3.2.15. What emergency orders might apply in the case of unexpected outbreaks?
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3.3. Costs and Funding
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3.1. Infrastructure
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Communications plan
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