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NZVA members COVID-19 update: 19 August 2021
In this update:
- Routine procedures
- Correction: Exotic Pest and Disease Hotline number
- Essential service providers' vaccinations
- NZVA Veterinary Service Provision Advice - V10
- VCNZ & NZVA statement on operating veterinary services at AL 3 and 4
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NZVA members COVID-19 update: 18 August 2021
In this update:
- VCNZ & NZVA statement on operating veterinary services at COVID-19 Alert Levels 3 and 4
- NZVA Veterinary Service Provision Advice - V10
- VCNZ telemedicine update
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Update on border exceptions and MIQ
In June the government announced 50 general practice veterinarians would be allowed to enter the country with a border exception. The NZVA have been working with the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) and Immigration NZ (INZ) to ensure a robust process is in place.
Veterinary Association echoes concerns about feral cats used for rabbit control
The New Zealand Veterinary Association (NZVA) has added its voice to the concerns already expressed by the Central Otago community and Predator Free NZ about feral cats being released onto rural properties in an attempt to manage rabbit and rodent populations.
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98th Annual General Meeting
The 98th NZVA Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held on Wednesday 16 June. Member subscriptions were confirmed for 2022 and will stay at the same amount as 2021. The constitutional changes were passed with more than two thirds voting for the changes as presented.
Companion Animal Veterinarians branch to become Healthy Pets New Zealand’s first Research in Practice Partner
The Companion Animal Veterinarians branch (CAV) of the New Zealand Veterinary Association has signed an agreement to become Healthy Pets New Zealand’s first Research in Practice Partner.
Veterinary shortage – confirmation of border exception application process
Following on from the Government’s decision to grant 50 border exceptions to veterinarians, the New Zealand Veterinary Association has been working with the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) to determine the process for these exceptions.
To ensure a robust process is followed and that all veterinarians meet the outlined criteria, MPI have requested that the NZVA manage applications.
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