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Health of Animals Regulations — 148
148 (1) No person shall load an animal, or cause one to be loaded, in a conveyance or container, other than a container that is used to transport an animal in an aircraft, in a manner that would result in the conveyance or container becoming overcrowded, or transport or confine an animal in a conveyance or container, or cause one to be transported or confined, in a conveyance or container that is overcrowded. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), overcrowding occurs when, due to the number of animals in the container or conveyance, (a) the animal cannot maintain its preferred position or adjust its body position in order to protect itself from injuries or avoid being crushed or trampled; (b) the animal is likely to develop a pathological condition such as hyperthermia, hypothermia or frostbite; or (c) the animal is likely to suffer, sustain an injury or die. SOR/97-85, s. 82 SOR/2019-38, s. 2
Health of Animals Regulations — 148.1
148.1 No person shall transport an animal by air, or cause one to be transported by air, unless it is transported in a container that meets the stocking density guidelines that are set out in the Live Animals Regulations , 44th edition, published by the International Air Transport Association, as amended from time to time. SOR/2019-38, s. 2
Health of Animals Regulations — 149
149 (1) No person shall load, confine, transport or unload incompatible animals, or cause incompatible animals to be loaded, confined, transported or unloaded, in the same conveyance or container unless they are isolated from one another. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), animals are incompatible if any of the animals are likely to suffer, sustain an injury or die if they are loaded, confined, transported or unloaded together. SOR/2019-38, s. 2
Health of Animals Regulations — 150
150 (1) No person shall load, confine or transport an animal, or cause one to be loaded, confined or transported, in a conveyance or container unless the conveyance and the container, if the animal is in a container, are designed, constructed, equipped, maintained and used to prevent the animal’s suffering, injury or death and the conveyance and the container, if the animal is in a container, meet the following conditions: (a) they are suitable for the species of animal; (b) they prevent the animal’s escape; (c) they provide adequate ventilation for each animal; (d) they provide a floor that prevents the animal from tripping, slipping and falling; (e) they are not likely to collapse or topple over; (f) they do not have exposed bolt heads, angles or other projections; (g) they do not contain objects that are unsecured; (h) they have no insecure fittings; (i) they can be cleaned except in the case of a container that is used for one-time animal transport; and (j) in the case of a container, the animal is visible from outside the container or at least two of the container’s outer sides have a readily visible sign or symbol indicating the presence within of a live animal and a readily visible sign or symbol indicating the upright position of the container. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a container that is used to confine or transport an animal in an aircraft. (3) No person shall load, confine or transport, or cause to be loaded, confined or transported, livestock, cervids, camelids or ratites in a conveyance or container unless the conveyance or, if the animal is in a container, the container has a floor that is strewn with sufficient sand, straw, wood shavings or other bedding material to absorb and prevent the pooling or escape of water, urine and liquid manure. (4) No person shall confine or transport an animal in a container unless the container is secured to the conveyance in a manner that prevents it from moving during transport. (5) No person shall transport an animal by air, or cause an animal to be transported by air, unless it is transported in a container that meets the design and construction requirements that are set out in the Live Animals Regulations , 44th edition, published by the International Air Transport Association, as amended from time to time. SOR/2019-38, s. 2 SOR/2019-99, s. 18(F)
Health of Animals Regulations — 151
151 (1) No person shall load, confine or transport livestock and poultry, or cause them to be loaded, confined or transported, in a vessel unless (a) the vessel is equipped with passageways to permit the care of the livestock and poultry; (b) the vessel is equipped with an enclosed area or pen to accommodate livestock and poultry that become injured, ill, compromised or unfit during transport; (c) the vessel is equipped with lighting — including emergency lighting — that is appropriate to permit the care of the livestock and poultry; (d) the vessel has on board lighting equipment that is appropriate to enable the examination of the livestock and poultry; (e) the vessel has on board humane killing devices that are in good working order and are an appropriate type for the species, sex, age and weight of the livestock and poultry; (f) the vessel has on board a sufficient quantity and type of supplies, including medication, for the care of the livestock and poultry on the vessel taking into account the species of the livestock or poultry and the duration of the transport; and (g) the vessel has on board dispensing systems to provide feed and safe water to the livestock and poultry. (2) The sea carrier shall have a person on board the vessel who is trained to use the humane killing devices that are on board the vessel. (3) The sea carrier shall have an appropriate number of trained persons on board the vessel to provide for the care of the livestock and poultry. (4) Every sea carrier shall, before departure, have on board the vessel, (a) a sufficient amount of feed and safe water for each animal to be transported, having regard to the expected duration of the transport, to prevent a nutritional deficit and to prevent them from becoming dehydrated; and (b) an additional one-day supply of feed and safe water for each animal based on the amount determined in paragraph (a) for every period of four days or less of the expected duration of the transport. (5) The sea carrier shall store the feed and safe water in a place and in a manner that will prevent the feed and safe water from posing a risk to the animal’s health and from otherwise becoming unsuitable for their consumption. SOR/78-597, s. 15; SOR/79-839, s. 33; SOR/80-516, s. 13; SOR/82-590, s. 12; SOR/93-159, s. 16 SOR/2019-38, s. 2
Health of Animals Regulations — 151.1
151.1 If the duration of the transport of the livestock and poultry is expected to exceed six hours, the sea carrier or vessel master shall, at least 24 hours before the departure, provide a veterinary inspector with the following information: (a) the planned date and time of departure from the port of origin and arrival at the destination; (b) the name of the person who will be in charge of caring for the livestock and poultry; and (c) the procedures for communication that would allow the person who is in charge of caring for the livestock and poultry to obtain veterinary advice as required during transport. SOR/2019-38, s. 2
Health of Animals Regulations — 151.2
151.2 No person shall confine or transport livestock and poultry on a vessel, or cause them to be confined or transported on a vessel, in the vicinity of an engine casing or any boiler room casing if it is likely to cause the livestock or poultry to suffer, sustain an injury or die unless the casing is covered and insulated to prevent that suffering, injury or death. SOR/2019-38, s. 2
Health of Animals Regulations — 152
152 At the time of loading an animal for transport, a commercial carrier or any other person transporting the animal in the course of business or for financial benefit shall determine the date, time and place where the animal was last fed, watered and rested. SOR/2019-38, s. 2 SOR/2019-99, s. 18(F)
Health of Animals Regulations — 152.1
152.1 (1) No person shall load, confine or transport an animal in a conveyance or container, or cause one to be so loaded, confined or transported, unless the person provides the animal with (a) feed of an appropriate type for its species, age and condition and in amounts that are sufficient to prevent a nutritional deficit; (b) safe water in amounts that are sufficient to prevent the animal from becoming dehydrated; and (c) rest that is appropriate for its species, age and condition to prevent the animal from suffering from exhaustion. (2) In order to meet the requirements set out in subsection (1), every person who loads, confines or transports an animal in a conveyance or container shall monitor the animal on a regular basis. SOR/2019-38, s. 2
Health of Animals Regulations — 152.2
152.2 (1) No person shall load, confine or transport an animal in or unload an animal from a conveyance or container, or cause one to be so loaded, confined, transported or unloaded, unless the person provides the animal with feed, safe water and rest at intervals that do not exceed the following: (a) 12 hours for any compromised animals; (b) in the case of safe water, 24 hours for broiler chickens, spent laying hens and rabbits and in the case of feed and rest for those animals, 28 hours; (c) 28 hours for equines and porcines; and (d) 36 hours for all other animals. (2) Despite subsection (1), no person shall load, confine or transport newly hatched poultry in or unload such animals from a conveyance or container, or cause them to be so loaded, confined, transported or unloaded, unless the person provides them with feed, safe water and rest within 72 hours after the time of hatching. (3) Despite subsection (1), no person shall load, confine or transport ruminants that are too young to be fed exclusively on hay and grain and livestock, camelids or cervids of eight days of age or less in or unload such animals from a conveyance or container, or cause them to be so loaded, confined, transported or unloaded, unless the person provides them with feed, safe water and rest within 12 hours after the time they were last provided with feed, safe water and rest prior to loading. (4) For the purposes of subsection (1), an interval begins (a) in the case of feed, when the animal was last fed; (b) in the case of safe water, when the animal was last given safe water; and (c) in the case of rest, when the animal was last rested for a minimum of eight consecutive hours. SOR/2019-38, s. 2
Health of Animals Regulations — 152.3
152.3 Every person who loads, confines or transports an animal in or unloads an animal from a conveyance or container shall ensure that the following conditions are met whenever the conveyance is stopped for the purpose of providing feed, safe water and rest to the animal: (a) equipment that is designed, constructed and maintained to feed and water the animal is used; (b) sufficient space is provided to allow the animal to lie down without lying on top of other animals; (c) floors that are well-drained and clean are provided so that the animal is not likely to trip, slip, fall, suffer, sustain an injury or die; (d) sufficient straw or other bedding is provided so that the animal is not likely to suffer, sustain an injury or die; (e) sufficient straw or other bedding is provided so that the animal is kept clean and dry; (f) protection from meteorological and environmental conditions is provided so that the animal is not likely to suffer, sustain an injury or die; and (g) adequate ventilation is provided so that the animal is not likely to suffer, sustain an injury or die. SOR/2019-38, s. 2
Health of Animals Regulations — 152.4
152.4 (1) Section 152.2 does not apply in the case of an animal that is loaded, confined or transported in a conveyance if the conveyance meets the following conditions: (a) it is equipped with a dispensing system that is designed, constructed and maintained so that feed is available to the animal as required; (b) it is equipped with a dispensing system that is designed, constructed and maintained so that safe water is available to the animal at all times; (c) it is equipped with forced ventilation that is designed, constructed, maintained and used so that adequate ventilation is provided to the animal at all times; (d) it is equipped with a rigid exterior with adjustable venting that is designed, constructed, maintained and used so that adequate ventilation is provided to the animal and the animal is protected from meteorological and environmental conditions at all times; (e) it is equipped with a system that electronically monitors and records temperatures and humidity in the parts of the conveyance where the animal is most likely to be exposed to temperatures and humidity that would likely cause the animal to suffer, sustain an injury or die; (f) it is equipped with a system that alerts the person operating the conveyance when a set high or low temperature or humidity reading in the conveyance is reached; (g) it has sufficient space to allow the animal to lie down without lying on top of other animals; (h) it has floors that are well-drained and clean so that the animal is not likely to trip, slip, fall, suffer, sustain an injury or die; (i) it has sufficient straw or other bedding so that the animal is not likely to suffer, sustain an injury or die; and (j) it has sufficient straw or other bedding so that the animal is kept clean and dry. (2) Section 152.2 does not apply in the case of an animal that is loaded, confined or transported in a container that is in a conveyance that meets the conditions set out in subsection (1) if the container meets the following conditions: (a) it is designed, constructed and maintained so that the animal in the container is able to access the feed dispensed by the feed dispensing system on the conveyance; (b) it is designed, constructed and maintained so that the animal in the container is able to access, at all times, the safe water dispensed by the safe water dispensing system on the conveyance; (c) it is designed, constructed and maintained so that the animal in the container is provided with adequate ventilation at all times; (d) it has sufficient space to allow the animal to lie down without lying on top of other animals; (e) it has floors that are well-drained and clean so that the animal is not likely to trip, slip, fall, suffer, sustain an injury or die; (f) except in the case of rabbits and poultry, it has sufficient straw or other bedding so that the animal is not likely to suffer, sustain an injury or die; and (g) it has sufficient straw or other bedding so that the animal is kept clean and dry. SOR/2019-38, s. 2
Health of Animals Regulations — 153
153 (1) No person who transports an animal shall leave the animal at a slaughter establishment or assembly centre unless the person has provided the consignee with a written notice that the animal has arrived at the slaughter establishment or assembly centre and a document that contains the following information: (a) the condition of the animal on arrival; (b) the date and time when and the place where the animal was last fed, watered and rested; and (c) the date and time of arrival of the animal at the slaughter establishment or assembly centre. (2) The responsibility for the care of the animal is transferred from the person who transports the animal to the consignee as soon as the consignee acknowledges receipt of the notice and document. (3) For greater certainty, the consignee who assumes responsibility for the care of an animal shall comply with the requirements with respect to feed, water and rest set out in sections 152.1 and 152.2. SOR/78-69, s. 36; SOR/97-85, s. 83; SOR/98-409, s. 14(F) SOR/2019-38, s. 2
Health of Animals Regulations — 154
154 (1) Every commercial carrier and any other person who transports animals in the course of business or for financial benefit shall, for each shipment of animals, make a record at the time of loading the animals that includes the following information: (a) the name and address of the shipper, consignee and person operating the conveyance in which the animals are transported; (b) the identifying number or registration number of the conveyance; (c) the number of square metres or square feet of floor area available to the animals in the conveyance or, if the animals are in a container, in the container; (d) the date and time when and the place where the conveyance or container was last cleaned and disinfected; (e) the date and time when and the place where the animals are loaded; (f) the number, description and weight of the animals; and (g) the date and time when the animals were last fed, watered and rested prior to loading. (2) Every person referred to in subsection (1) shall, as soon as possible, include in the record any changes to the information provided in subsection (1) and add the following information to the record: (a) the date and time when and the place where the animals are fed, watered and rested; and (b) the date, time and place of arrival of the animals at the destination. (3) Every person referred to in subsection (1) shall, with each shipment of animals being transported, keep on board the original record or a copy of the record. SOR/78-69, s. 37 SOR/2019-38, s. 2
Health of Animals Regulations — 155
155 Every air carrier and sea carrier that transports an animal from Canada shall, as soon as possible after arrival at the destination, send a document to the veterinary inspector at the port of embarkation respecting every animal that was seriously injured, has died or was killed during transport, stating in each case the cause of the injury or death. SOR/2019-38, s. 2 SOR/2019-99, s. 18(F)
Health of Animals Regulations — 160
160 (1) Any application for a permit or licence required under the Act shall be in a form approved by the Minister. (1.1) The Minister shall issue a permit or licence required under the Act if the Minister determines that the activity for which the permit or licence is issued would not, or would not be likely to, result in the introduction into or spread within Canada of a vector, disease or toxic substance or its introduction into another country from Canada. (1.2) A permit or licence issued by the Minister under these Regulations may be issued as a general permit or licence to owners or persons having the possession, care or control of an animal or thing for which the permit or licence is issued. (2) Any permit or licence required under the Act shall (a) be in a form approved by the Minister; and (b) contain such conditions as are necessary to prevent the introduction of communicable disease into Canada or into any other country from Canada and the spread of communicable disease within Canada. (3) The Minister may cancel or suspend a permit or licence issued under the Act if he or she has reason to believe that (a) any condition under which the permit or licence was issued or any condition contained in the permit or licence has not been complied with; (b) any provision of the Act or these Regulations has not been complied with; or (c) failure to do so could result in the introduction into or spread within Canada of a vector, disease or toxic substance or its introduction into another country from Canada. SOR/79-839, s. 34; SOR/92-23, s. 3; SOR/92-650, s. 4; SOR/93-159, s. 17; SOR/95-475, s. 4(F); SOR/2004-80, s. 17; SOR/2006-147, s. 19; SOR/2012-286, s. 60; SOR/2017-94, s. 14 SOR/2019-99, s. 14
Health of Animals Regulations — 160.1
160.1 Every person who is subject to a permit or licence issued under the Act shall comply with the conditions contained in the permit or licence. SOR/93-159, s. 18 SOR/2019-99, s. 15
Health of Animals Regulations — 161
161 (1) An inspector may issue a licence authorizing the marketing, selling, disposing, exposing for sale or transporting of animals or things affected with or suffering from or suspected of being affected with or suffering from infectious or contagious disease. (2) A licence issued pursuant to subsection (1) may state how, when and where animals or things affected with or suffering from or suspected of being affected with or suffering from infectious or contagious disease may be marketed, sold, disposed of, exposed for sale or transported. (3) A licence issued pursuant to subsection (1) is valid only when used by the person to whom it is issued. (4) No person shall sell or transfer a licence issued pursuant to subsection (1) to any other person. SOR/78-597, s. 16
Health of Animals Regulations — 161.1
161.1 The Minister may, whether on his or her own initiative or on the application of the holder, amend a permit or licence issued under the Act if the amendment is made as the result of new information, or a change in circumstance, that has been brought to the Minister’s attention and does not increase the risk of the introduction into or spread within Canada of a vector, disease or toxic substance or its introduction into another country from Canada. SOR/2019-99, s. 16
Health of Animals Regulations — 162
162 (1) In this Part, prohibited material means anything that is, or that contains any, protein that originated from a mammal, other than (a) a porcine or equine; (b) milk or products of milk; (c) gelatin derived exclusively from hides or skins or products of gelatin derived exclusively from hides or skins; (d) blood or products of blood; or (e) rendered fats, derived from ruminants, that contain no more than 0.15% insoluble impurities or their products. (2) Prohibited material that has been treated in a manner approved by the Minister to inactivate the agents that cause transmissible spongiform encephalopathies is no longer prohibited material. SOR/97-362, s. 4; SOR/2006-147, s. 21
Health of Animals Regulations — 163
163 (1) A person who identifies prohibited material by means of adding to it a marker or tracer substance that has been approved by the Minister in the manner specified in that approval, is not required to keep the records referred to in subsections 165(2) and 166(2) and section 171. (2) Every person who identifies prohibited material in accordance with subsection (1) shall maintain a record of the manner in which the marker or tracer substance was added to the prohibited material. SOR/97-362, s. 4
Health of Animals Regulations — 164
164 No person shall feed prohibited material to a ruminant. SOR/97-362, s. 4