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Biosecurity Regulation 2017

17ARabbits

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17A Rabbits

A person must not vaccinate, or attempt to vaccinate, a rabbit with a live virus vaccine unless approved to do so by the Chief Veterinary Officer.

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Examples of a live virus vaccine are the fibroma virus vaccine and the myxomatosis virus vaccine.

cl 17A: Ins 2018 (311), Sch 2 [1].

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