In order to ensure the quality and safety of livestock products, it is not allowed to slaughter farm animals in places that do not meet veterinary (veterinary and sanitary) requirements. Therefore, the slaughter of farm animals for subsequent sale is carried out only at meat processing enterprises, slaughterhouses or sites for the slaughter of farm animals. These Rules for the slaughter of farm animals are developed in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Veterinary Medicine" and determine the procedure for organizing the slaughter of farm animals intended for subsequent sale.
When slaughtering at slaughterhouses or meat processing enterprises, the veterinarian of the laboratory of veterinary and sanitary examination or the production control unit, as well as when slaughtering animals at slaughter sites, the veterinarian performs:
When farm animals are slaughtered at slaughterhouses or meat processing plants, the carcass is accompanied by a veterinary certificate based on an examination certificate (test report) issued by veterinary laboratories based on the results of diagnostics or veterinary and sanitary examination of moved (transported) objects. The veterinary certificate indicates the date of issue and the number of the examination certificate (test report) issued by a specialist in the field of veterinary medicine of state veterinary organizations.
When farm animals are slaughtered at slaughter sites, the carcass is accompanied by a veterinary certificate on the well-being of the territory where the farm animals came from, indicating the results of the pre-slaughter veterinary examination of the animal and the post-slaughter veterinary examination of carcasses and organs, issued by a specialist in the field of veterinary medicine of state veterinary organizations.
Before sale, carcasses and organs obtained as a result of the slaughter of farm animals at a slaughter site (a site for the slaughter of farm animals) undergo a veterinary and sanitary examination.
The sale of products (meat and meat products) and raw materials of animal origin on the markets is allowed if there are veterinary documents confirming the slaughter of the farm animal.
These activities are aimed at ensuring food safety and guaranteeing the quality of products for the health of consumers.
In this regard, a ban has been implemented on the yard slaughter of farm animals and the sale of products that are not under the control of veterinary services.
Dear residents of the North Kazakhstan region! We often come across facts of spontaneous trade in livestock products (meat, milk, eggs).
In these places, trade is carried out in violation of sanitary standards, without veterinary documents confirming the safety and quality of products, as well as the sale of products of unknown origin.
By purchasing livestock products in places of spontaneous trade, you are at risk of contracting salmonellosis, brucellosis, parasitic diseases, as well as the risk of acute intestinal infection and food poisoning.
Be vigilant, do not buy food in places of spontaneous trade.
Bishkul v.
On 24.06.2022, employees of the Veterinary Department of the Akimat of the north Kazakhstan Region held a field meeting on compliance with anti-corruption legislation with employees of the veterinary station of the Kyzylzhar district.
The meeting was attended by: the head of the administrative and legal department — A.T. Dzhetekenov, S.A. Kaliev — lawyer, management and staff of the veterinary station of the Kyzylzhar district.
The participants of the meeting were informed about the prevention of corruption offenses and strict compliance with the requirements of legislation in the field of anti-corruption.
The head of the veterinary station is recommended to strengthen control over the activities of subordinates, increase the level of anti-corruption awareness of employees when issuing veterinary certificates, carrying out identification and vaccination of farm animals.
The head of the Veterinary Department of the Akimat of SKR — Alzhanov B.A. held a field meeting on the issue of compliance with anti-corruption legislation by employees of subordinate organizations.
The meeting was attended by: the management and staff of the veterinary station of the Yesilsky district, also in the mode of the VKS of the director of the district veterinary stations and the city of Petropavlovsk.
The participants of the meeting were informed about the prevention of corruption offenses and strict compliance with the requirements of legislation in the field of anti-corruption.
The heads of veterinary stations were given instructions to strengthen control over the activities of subordinates, increase the level of anti-corruption awareness of employees when issuing veterinary certificates, carrying out identification and vaccination of farm animals.
On May 25 this year, the results of public monitoring of the quality of public services with the participation of the Department of the Agency for Civil Service Affairs in the North Kazakhstan region were considered.
In the period from May 3 to May 6, 2022, in accordance with the Plan of control measures approved by the order of the head of the veterinary department dated December 21, 2021 No. 179, the chief specialist of the internal control service, Abishev A.A. "Veterinary station of the Zhambyl region" KSU "Department of veterinary medicine of the Akimat of the North Kazakhstan region". In the course of control activities, the Arkhangelsk, Blagoveshchensk, Zhambyl, Kazan, Kayrankol, Kladbinsky, Mirny, Ozerny, Presnoredutsky, Pervomaisky, Presnovsky, Troitsky rural districts were visited. Minor violations were identified, which were eliminated during the audit. On the ground, explanatory work was carried out with responsible persons providing public services on compliance with the rules for the provision of public services in the field of veterinary medicine. Also, explanatory work was carried out among the population, akims and specialists of the apparatus of akims of rural districts on the quality of the provision of public services by veterinary specialists.
On April 15, 2022, the Department of Veterinary Medicine, together with the inspector of the Department of the Anti-Corruption Agency for the North Kazakhstan Region, Svetlana Nikolaevna Zaitseva, held a seminar on the topic: “The concept of anti-corruption policy for 2022-2026”.
During the seminar, the inspector voiced the issues of reducing the risks of inefficient spending of public funds, reducing corruption risks in the field of public procurement, improving corruption prevention tools, and strengthening responsibility for "domestic corruption".
In order to implement the Anti-Corruption Strategy of the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2015-2025, the Department of Veterinary Medicine issued an order on general legal education, and approved an educational and thematic plan for studying legislation for 2022. Also, the section “Anti-Corruption” has been developed on the official Internet resource of the Office, articles, videos and information posters are published.
On April 13, the Department of Veterinary Medicine took part in the online Fair of Public Services, organized by the Department of the Agency for Civil Service Affairs in the North Kazakhstan region, in order to improve the quality of public services, increase awareness of the public services provided.
The fair was broadcast on Instagram and on the Department's "How to get services on e-Gov" page. The Department of Veterinary Medicine gave detailed explanations on the air regarding obtaining a license to engage in activities in the field of veterinary medicine, as well as issuing a veterinary certificate and a veterinary passport.
On April 13, 2022, the Department of Veterinary Medicine held a seminar with specialists from veterinary stations of the districts and the city of Petropavlovsk on the topic: "Providing a monthly report on issued veterinary certificates." This seminar is being held in the Department for the first time, it was aimed at improving the quality of providing information on issued veterinary certificates.
The operation of the EASU database in terms of monitoring issued veterinary certificates was practically demonstrated.
Explanatory work was also carried out with responsible persons providing public services on compliance with the rules for the provision of public services in the field of veterinary medicine and the preparation of reporting documentation.
On April 13, 2022, a meeting was held with the directors of the veterinary stations of the districts and the city of Petropavlovsk on the implementation of plans for spring veterinary events, at which the main points of the veterinary events were announced. Directors of veterinary stations were given relevant instructions.
In the period from April 5 to April 8, 2022, in accordance with the Plan of control measures approved by order of the head of the veterinary department dated December 21, 2021 No. 179, the chief specialist of the internal control service Abishev A.A., together with the chief specialist of the public services department of the Department of the Agency for State Affairs service in the North Kazakhstan region Aubakirova A.O., internal control was carried out over the provision of public services in the activities of the State Enterprise on the REM "Veterinary Station of the Kyzylzhar District" of the KSU "Department of Veterinary Medicine of the Akimat of the North Kazakhstan Region". During the control activities, Arkhangelsk, Asanovsky, Berezovsky, Bugrovskaya, Beskolsky, Vagulinsky, Kyzylzharsky, Kuibyshevsky, Lesnoy, Nalobinsky, Novonikolsky, Peterfeldsky, Pribrezhny, Rassvetsky, Roschinsky, Svetlopolsky, Sokolovsky rural districts were visited. Minor violations were identified, which were eliminated during the audit. On the ground, explanatory work was carried out with responsible persons providing public services on compliance with the rules for the provision of public services in the field of veterinary medicine. Also, explanatory work was carried out among the population, akims and specialists of the apparatus of akims of rural districts on the quality of the provision of public services by veterinary specialists.