(a) the person knows or has reason to believe that the animal, animal product or restricted material is infected; and (b) the permit does not specifically authorise the importation of the animal, animal product or restricted material in infected condition. (3) An application for an import permit must - (a) be made in the prescribed manner and form; and (b) be accompanied by the prescribed fee. (4) The Veterinary Officer may require an applicant for an import permit to provide further information or documents that the Chief Veterinary Officer considers relevant for determining whether to issue the permit. (5) An import permit authorises the importation of any animal, animal product or restricted material specified therein only within the period specified in the permit. (6) In addition to any permit conditions, the Chief Veterinary Officer may specify any other conditions with which the importer must comply when importing any animal, animal product or restricted material to which the import permit relates. (7) Without limiting the generality of the power conferred by subsection (6), conditions specified under subsection (6) may include conditions relating to - (a) the identification, inspection, testing or treatment of any animal, animal product or restricted material at any time before, during or after importation; (b) the isolation of any animal, animal product or restricted material at any time before, during or after importation; (c) the quarantine of any animal, animal product or restricted material before or after importation; (d) the certification of any aspect of the identity, health status, origin or history of any animal, animal product or restricted material to be imported. (8) Any animal, animal product or restricted material in respect of which an import permit has been issued - (a) may not be brought into Namibia at a place other than the place of entry specified in the permit; (b) must be made available to a veterinary official at the place of entry for the purpose of inspection or carrying out any function under this Act or the requirement of a condition to which the permit is subject; and (c) may not be removed from the of entry without the consent in writing of a veterinary official or contrary to any condition to which the permit is subject. (9) Any imported animal, animal product or restricted material which, in terms of this Act or a condition to which the import permit is subject, is required to be removed for the purpose of being -
(a) the person knows or has reason to believe that the animal, animal product or restricted material is infected; and (b) the permit does not specifically authorise the importation of the animal, animal product or restricted material in infected condition. (3) An application for an import permit must - (a) be made in the prescribed manner and form; and (b) be accompanied by the prescribed fee. (4) The Veterinary Officer may require an applicant for an import permit to provide further information or documents that the Chief Veterinary Officer considers relevant for determining whether to issue the permit. (5) An import permit authorises the importation of any animal, animal product or restricted material specified therein only within the period specified in the permit. (6) In addition to any permit conditions, the Chief Veterinary Officer may specify any other conditions with which the importer must comply when importing any animal, animal product or restricted material to which the import permit relates. (7) Without limiting the generality of the power conferred by subsection (6), conditions specified under subsection (6) may include conditions relating to - (a) the identification, inspection, testing or treatment of any animal, animal product or restricted material at any time before, during or after importation; (b) the isolation of any animal, animal product or restricted material at any time before, during or after importation; (c) the quarantine of any animal, animal product or restricted material before or after importation; (d) the certification of any aspect of the identity, health status, origin or history of any animal, animal product or restricted material to be imported. (8) Any animal, animal product or restricted material in respect of which an import permit has been issued - (a) may not be brought into Namibia at a place other than the place of entry specified in the permit; (b) must be made available to a veterinary official at the place of entry for the purpose of inspection or carrying out any function under this Act or the requirement of a condition to which the permit is subject; and (c) may not be removed from the of entry without the consent in writing of a veterinary official or contrary to any condition to which the permit is subject. (9) Any imported animal, animal product or restricted material which, in terms of this Act or a condition to which the import permit is subject, is required to be removed for the purpose of being -
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