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When APHA has been informed of a suspect notifiable disease that requires investigation by an official veterinarian, APHA Scotland will alert relevant operational partners as agreed with the Head of Field Delivery (Scotland). The timing and method of communication to operational partners will be based on a veterinary risk assessment of the likely consequences and impact of the disease suspected. Any email notifications will be on form EDO12 Suspect Disease Notification (see Appendix E). The form will outline the area where the suspect premises is located (but not the full address), species of animals, possible/suspected disease and any restrictions placed on the premises.

Importantly, it is the responsibility of each operational partner to ensure that their contact details on this site are kept up-to-date, as this is the information APHA and SG will use to notify you that a veterinary investigation is underway into suspicion of disease in your area. If you require to update your own or your organisation's contact details, please download the change request form from Resilience Direct (example shown at Appendix F). Change request forms should then be emailed to Animal.Health@gov.scot

A restriction notice is a legal document issued by the relevant authority, usually a veterinary inspector or an inspector appointed under the Animal Health Act 1981. A restriction notice is issued to ensure compliance with relevant disease control legislation, e.g. to restrict the movement of susceptible animals from premises where disease may be suspected. The notices for all exotic notifiable diseases have a consistent numbering system. However, separate forms are needed for each disease, because the specific legislation is referred to on individual notices. These notices can only be amended or withdrawn on the authorisation of the relevant authority. This will be defined in the relevant legislation (this is usually a veterinary inspector, but in some circumstances also an inspector appointed under the Animal Health Act). 2351a5e196