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Before 31 March 1991, and once border posts have been shortlisted by national authorities, acting in conjunction with the Commission departments which will verify their compliance with the minimum requirements set out in Annex II, the Member States shall submit to the Commission the list of border inspection posts that will carry out veterinary checks on products and provide the following information: nature of the border inspection post: port, airport, road checkpoint, rail checkpoint; number of official veterinarians with at least one official veterinarian on duty at all times that the border inspection post is open, number of specially qualified auxiliary staff or assistants; documentary check, physical check, sampling, laboratory for carrying out on the spot the general tests laid down in Article 8 (2) (b), laboratory available for specific tests ordered by the official veterinarian; (b) nature of the products which could be checked at the border inspection post in question given the equipment and veterinary staff available, possibily mentioning any products that cannot be checked at those border inspection posts; (c) staff allocated to veterinary checks: (d) description of the equipment and premises available given the various checks to be carried out for the following operations: (e) capacity of the available premises and cold stores for storing the products pending the test results; (f) nature of the equipment allowing a rapid exchange of information, particularly with other border inspection posts; (g) procedure for handling disputes with third countries; (h) volume of trade (types and quantities of products passing through this border inspection post).

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Source: EUR-Lex (Cellar) · retrieved 2026-11-06 · Text as adopted (Official Journal); later amendments are not incorporated in this text.