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Animal Products Act 1999

Export of animal material and products - Export requirements and official assurances

65: Persons who may be authorised to issue official assurances

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"Who can give official guarantees under the Animal Products Act"

The Director-General can choose people who work in the Ministry to issue official assurances. You need to know that these people are called authorised persons. They can issue official assurances for the purposes of this part of the law.

The Director-General gets to decide who these authorised persons are. They must be employed within the Ministry to be chosen. The Director-General can choose one or more people for this role.

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Part 5Export of animal material and products
Export requirements and official assurances

65Persons who may be authorised to issue official assurances

  1. The Director-General may designate 1 or more persons employed within the Ministry as authorised persons who may issue official assurances for the purposes of this Part.