25 (1) If, in the opinion of the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario, any of the hazards or circumstances listed in subsection (2) exists and the hazard or the hazard related to the circumstances is significant because of its potential to spread or otherwise pose a threat to animal or human health, the Chief Veterinarian may, if he or she considers it necessary to control the hazard or to prevent further spread or escalation of the hazard, (a) issue a written order to the owner or custodian of an animal to destroy or dispose of the animal, or to do both, within the period of time specified in the order; and (b) subject to the regulations, determine the method of destruction and the method of disposal of the carcass.  2009, c. 31, s. 25 (1). Same (2) The following are the hazards and circumstances referred to in subsection (1): 1. An animal product, animal by-product, input, fomite, vector, waste material or other thing related to the animal is affected by or contaminated with a hazard or is suspected on reasonable grounds of being affected by or contaminated with a hazard. 2. The animal is, has been or is suspected on reasonable grounds to be or to have been, affected by or contaminated with a hazard. 3. The animal has come into contact with an animal that is, has been or is suspected on reasonable grounds to be or to have been affected by or contaminated with a hazard. 4. The animal is at or in quarantined premises or on or in a quarantined conveyance. 5. The animal is in a surveillance zone or an animal health control area.  2009, c. 31, s. 25 (2). Order, destruction of other property (3) When there are appropriate grounds to do so, the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario may, (a) issue a written order to the owner or a custodian of an animal product, animal by-product, input, fomite, waste material, conveyance or other thing related to animals to destroy or dispose of it within the period of time specified in the order; and (b) subject to the regulations, set out in the order the method of destruction and the method of disposal.  2009, c. 31, s. 25 (3). Grounds for issuing order under subs. (3) (4) There are appropriate grounds to issue an order under subsection (3), (a) when the animal product, animal by-product, input, fomite, waste material, conveyance or other thing, (i) is, has been or is suspected on reasonable grounds to be or to have been affected by or contaminated with a hazard, (ii) has come into contact with an animal that is or has been, or is suspected on reasonable grounds to be or to have been affected by or contaminated with a hazard, (iii) is at or in premises or on or in a conveyance that is quarantined by an order made under section 21, or (iv) is in a surveillance zone or an animal health control area; and (b) if, in the opinion of the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario, (i) the hazard is significant because of its potential to spread or otherwise pose a threat to animal or human health, and the order is necessary to control the hazard or prevent further spread or escalation of the hazard, and (ii) the hazard cannot be controlled or mitigated sufficiently by cleaning, disinfecting or otherwise treating the animal product, animal by-product, input, fomite, waste material, conveyance or other thing.  2009, c. 31, s. 25 (4). Oral order (5) If the delay necessary to put the order in writing will or is likely to increase substantially the risk to the health of any animal or person, the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario may issue an order under this section orally.  2009, c. 31, s. 25 (5). Same, order to be issued in writing (6) An order under this section that is issued orally shall be provided in writing as soon as practicable in the circumstances and in no case later than seven days after the oral order is given.  2009, c. 31, s. 25 (6). Information in order (7) 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 that the person has the right to request a hearing by the Tribunal.  2009, c. 31, s. 25 (7). Content of order (8) The order may require the person to whom it is directed to, (a) use methods specified in the order in carrying out the destruction and disposal activity; (b) complete the destruction and disposal within a set period of time; (c) keep records and report information with respect to compliance with the order; and (d) comply with such other conditions as the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario considers appropriate in the circumstances.  2009, c. 31, s. 25 (8). Slaughter for human consumption (9) In the case of an animal, the order may authorize the slaughter of the animal for human consumption.  2009, c. 31, s. 25 (9). Service (10) The Chief Veterinarian for Ontario shall have the order served on the person in accordance with section 51.  2009, c. 31, s. 25 (10). Compliance (11) A person who is subject to an order under this section shall comply with the order within the time period specified in the order and, if requested by the Chief Veterinarian for Ontario, shall provide proof of compliance.  2009, c. 31, s. 25 (11). Compensation