The deadline for comment on the draft Health Regulations is this Sunday. FEDHASA has on behalf of the industry issued a response on the following Health Regulations:
1882. Regulations relating to the surveillance and the control of notifiable medical conditions
1883. Regulations relating to public health measures in points of entry
1885. Regulations relating to environmental health
To view FEDHASA’s response, click below:
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