23 (1) If an inspector has issued a quarantine order under section 21 in respect of a premises and the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario is of the opinion that further monitoring and surveillance of the hazard or suspected hazard is required, the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario may issue a written order establishing a surveillance zone around the quarantined premises.  2009, c. 31, s. 23 (1). Conditions included in order (2) The order shall include any conditions the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario considers necessary for further monitoring and surveillance of the hazard or suspected hazard described in the quarantine order made under section 21 and may, (a) specify the hazard or suspected hazard to the extent it is known; (b) describe the location or boundaries of the surveillance zone, which shall be an area not exceeding a radius of 10 kilometres around the quarantined premises; (c) require animal owners or custodians in the surveillance zone to provide or arrange for the provision of veterinary medical or other health related treatment for animals in their possession or care, including preventive measures such as vaccination; (d) require animal owners and custodians to report to the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario details of unusual mortality or morbidity with respect to animals in the surveillance zone during the term of the order; (e) specify any precautionary or biosecurity measures for individuals, animals, animal products, animal by-products, inputs, fomites, waste material, conveyances or other things related to animals in the surveillance zone or when entering or leaving the surveillance zone, including any requirements for cleaning and disinfection; (f) require that records be kept and information be reported relating to compliance with any requirements of the order; (g) fix the duration of the term of the order; and (h) impose any other conditions the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario considers necessary to minimize the risk of the hazard spreading from any quarantined premises to any part of the surveillance zone.  2009, c. 31, s. 23 (2). Information in order (3) The order shall, (a) briefly describe the reasons for the order and the circumstances giving rise to those reasons; and (b) specifically notify the person to whom it is directed or any person affected by it that the person has the right to request a hearing by the Tribunal.  2009, c. 31, s. 23 (3). Service of order (4) Subject to subsection (5), the order shall be served by being delivered personally to, (a) every owner or person in charge of premises in the surveillance zone; (b) every owner or custodian of an animal, animal product, animal by-product, input, fomite, waste material or conveyance or other thing related to animals in the surveillance zone; or (c) both the persons described in clause (a) and the persons described in clause (b).  2009, c. 31, s. 23 (4). Deemed service (5) If, in the opinion of the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario, service cannot reasonably be effected on any person in accordance with subsection (4), a copy of the order may be posted in a conspicuous place at the premises of that person and the order is deemed to be served when it is posted.  2009, c. 31, s. 23 (5). Publication of order (6) The Chief Veterinarian for Ontario may publish or disseminate an order made under this section, or a summary of the order, and may include any relevant information for the purposes of communicating the contents of the order or to provide notice that it has been made.  2009, c. 31, s. 23 (6). Compliance (7) Every person served or deemed to be served with an order under this section shall comply with the order within the time period specified in the order and, if requested to do so, shall provide proof of such compliance.  2009, c. 31, s. 23 (7). Prohibition (8) Except with the written consent of the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario, no person shall remove, alter, deface, conceal, damage, destroy, move, interfere with or render illegible an order made under this section that is posted at or on any premises.  2009, c. 31, s. 23 (8).