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Do the new controls on cattle movement to Scotland mean a relaxation of other TB controls in Scotland?

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Do the new controls on cattle movement to Scotland mean a relaxation of other TB controls in Scotland?

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Whilst routine skin testing is not required in an OTF country or region, the Scottish Government has decided to continue with this for a transitional period with a four yearly default testing period. Other routine TB surveillance measures continues as follows: • abattoir surveillance through meat inspection • reporting of suspect clinical cases • source and spread tracing of breakdowns • gamma interferon testing for all new confirmed breakdowns • laboratory surveillance and statutory requirement notifying isolations of Mycobacterium bovis from mammals, carcasses and environmental samples.

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