Keeping farmed animals – form

Compulsory Scrapie Flocks Scheme

Forms for the Compulsory Scrapie Flocks Scheme to control classical or atypical scrapie in livestock.

Documents

NSP61: TSE testing: annual submission and sampling

Ref: NSP61 PDF, 70.7KB, 2 pages

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NSP59A: Individual details of animals submitted for TSE testing

Ref: NSP59A PDF, 90.8KB, 2 pages

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NSP59: TSE testing: initial cull submission and sampling Compulsory Scrapie Flock Scheme

Ref: NSP59 PDF, 156KB, 2 pages

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NSP45: Valuation outcome form

Ref: NSP45 PDF, 201KB, 6 pages

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NSP44: Source flock nomination form

Ref: NSP44 PDF, 146KB, 2 pages

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NSP42: Collection notice

Ref: NSP42 PDF, 152KB, 2 pages

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NSP46: Agreement with source flock owner

Ref: NSP46 PDF, 607KB, 5 pages

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NSP55: Derogation application form

Ref: NSP55 PDF, 527KB, 2 pages

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Detail

If the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) confirm that your sheep or goats have classical or atypical scrapie you will be required to enter the Compulsory Scrapie Flocks Scheme (CSFS).

Your local APHA office will register your premises and an APHA vet will contact you to assess your flock or herd, discuss the scheme and decide how to apply control measures.

See the guidance on scrapie for information on the control and prevention of this disease.

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Documents NSP46 and NSP55 withdrawn from use
AHVLA documents have been re-assigned to the new Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA).
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Animal and Plant Health Agency