clearly identify the equine animal and the issuing body which issued the identification document and shall becompatible with the universal equine life number (UELN).
 In the narrative in Part A of Section I, in particular in point 3 thereof, abbreviations must be avoided, where possible. In point 5 of Part A of Section I, the space must be provided for at least 15 digits of the transponder code.
 In Part B of Section I the outline diagram shall be completed using red ball point ink for marks and black ball point ink for whorls, or by use of these colours respectively if completed electronically, taking into account the guidelines provided for by the World Equestrian Federation (FEI) or the Weatherbys.
 Part C of Section I must be used to record modifications to identification details.
 2. Section II — Administration of veterinary medicinal products
 Parts I and II or Part III of this Section must be duly completed in accordance with the instructions set out in this Section.
 3. Section III — Validity of document for movement of equidae
 Invalidation or revalidation of the indentification document in accordance with the second subparagraph of Article 4(4)(a) of Directive 2009/156/ЕС must be indicated.
 4. Section IV — Owner
 The name of the owner or its agent or representative must be stated where required by the issuing body.
 5. Section V — Certificate of orgin
 In the case of equidae entered or registered and eligible for entry in a studbook maintained by an approved or recognised breeding organisation, the identification document shall contain the pedigree and the studbook class in which the equine animal is entered in accordance with the rules of the approved or recognised breeding organisation issuing the identification document.
 6. Section VI — Recording of identity checks
 Whenever laws and regulations require to conduct checks on the identity of the equine animal, those checks should be recorded by the competent authority, on behalf of the issuing body or by the organisation which manages registered horses for competitions or races.
 7. Section VII — Record of vaccination against equine influenza
 All equine influenza vaccinations, including by use of combined vaccines, must be recorded in Section VII. The information may take the form of a sticker.
 8. Section VIII — Record of vaccination against other diseases
 All vaccinations other than those against equine influenza must be recorded in Section VIII. The information may take the form of a sticker.
 9. Section IX — Laboratory health tests
 The results of all tests carried out to detect transmissible diseases must be recorded.
 III.
 The identification document may contain the following information:
 10. Section X — Basic health conditions (mandatory for registered equidae)
 These conditions shall apply only for movement of registered equidae on the territory of a Member State.
 11. Section XI — Chestnuts
 This section shall be required for compliance with the model of the identification document of the World Equestrian Federation (FEI).
 IV.
 Except where it is destroyed under official supervision at the