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  • Closed consultation Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication Strategy for Northern Ireland

    Topics:
    • Animal Health, Welfare and Trade, 
    • Livestock Farming, 
    • Animal diseases, 
    • Animal welfare, 
    • TB in your Herd, 
    • Bovine Tuberculosis Research, 
    • Disease control and prevention, 
    • Diseases that affect cattle

    Consultation closed Consultation opened 30 November 2017, 12.00 am and closed 5 February 2018, 11.59 pm

    Summary

    The Department is seeking views on proposals for a new strategic approach to the eradication of bovine tuberculosis (bTB). The proposals have been developing following consideration of, and in response to, the report “Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication Strategy for Northern Ireland” published by the TB Strategic Partnership Group (TBSPG), in December 2016.

    Documents

    • Department’s Response to the TB strategic partnership group's recommendations to eradicate bovine tuberculosis in NI Adobe PDF (3 MB)
    • Bovine TB - Equality And Human Rights Screening Template Adobe PDF (188 KB)
    • Bovine TB - Rural Needs Impact Assessment Adobe PDF (2 MB)
    • BovineTB - Regulatory Impact Assessment Adobe PDF (115 KB)
    • Bovine TB consultation - easy read version Adobe PDF (1 MB)

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    Consultation description

    The Tuberculosis Strategic Partnership Group (TBSPG) was established in 2014 to develop a long term strategy and implementation plan to eradicate bovine Tuberculosis (bTB) in Northern Ireland. The group published its report “Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication Strategy for Northern Ireland” on 15 December 2016. A copy of its report and supporting evidence can be found at:

    • Bovine TB Eradication Strategy NI

    This consultation exercise aims to set out the proposals of the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) for a new strategic approach to the eradication of bTB. The consultation paper therefore reflects DAERA’s consideration of, and response to, the recommendations made by the TBSPG in their ‘Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication Strategy for Northern Ireland’ as published.

    It should be noted however that any final decisions on implementation of the proposals will be subject to the view of Ministers and take into account budget availability.

    Comments on the proposals should be made online at the Northern Ireland Hub – Citizen Space.

    Ways to respond

    Consultation closed — responses are no longer being accepted.

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