#32025R0544R(06)Corrigendum to EU Animal Health Certificate Rules for Certain Terrestrial Animals and Germinal Products
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This corrigendum fixes a footnote reference in the EU model certificate rules for consignments of certain terrestrial animals and germinal products entering the Union. It changes the clinical inspection footnote number from 17 to 20, without changing the inspection requirement itself. The practical effect is limited. Exporters, veterinary authorities, and compliance teams using the affected certificate template should make sure they rely on the corrected reference, but the underlying animal health check remains the same.
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Key Changes
- Corrects the footnote number for the clinical inspection requirement from 17 to 20
- Leaves the 24-hour pre-loading clinical inspection requirement unchanged
- Applies to the affected model certificate provision for entry into the EU of certain terrestrial animals and germinal products
Obligations
What this law requires
For affected consignments dispatched to the Union, the relevant animals must have undergone a clinical inspection referenced by corrected footnote (20) within the last 24 hours before loading and must have shown no signs indicative of listed or emerging diseases relevant to the species.
Users of the affected model animal health certificate must apply the corrected clinical inspection footnote reference, using footnote (20) instead of footnote (17), in Chapter 24, Part III, point (b)(ii), of Annex II to Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/403.