...briefings for the Minister’s meetings including Tuesday morning Cabinet at Number 10 and Scottish Questions in the House of Commons when I sat in the Officials’ Box to the side...
...Emergency Reserve (IAHER), which can be invoked in support of an international disease outbreak and is a fine example of international solidarity and transparency. At the 2nd International Ministerial Conference...
...all commercial animals (and relevant paperwork) coming into UK or transiting via Heathrow Airport from non-EU countries. Most of the days these are cats, dogs, reptiles, insects, eggs and fish....
...of Animal Health (WOAH) General Session in Paris to the focus on One Health during G7 and G20 summits in Japan and India, there is wide international commitment to these...
...is being hosted in New Zealand to a worldwide audience. Tickets can be found on the event’s website. There will be over 50 speakers presenting on topics such as international...
...me and why I think the survey is important As a veterinarian I have been fortunate to experience a number of different roles. These include molecular genetics research, private small...
...Closer to my own area, but still with strong cross-sector engagement, the International Zoonoses Community of Experts is facilitating greater international collaboration to shore up our zoonotic surveillance and risk...
...visits contributed towards growing international partnership, building successful relationships with other G7 countries and our international counterparts in Taiwan, Japan, Philippines and Vietnam. This international collaboration helps us to strengthen...
...number of farm visits for sampling animals has been required. We’re almost at the end of testing now, all negative so far, so hopefully restrictions on the farms can be...
...number for their country. One of a team of Duty Vets will then speak to them, gather information about the case and, using their experience and knowledge of risks and...
