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Mal by-products; the prohibition of the sale of meat for human consumption from cattle over 30 months of age; HACCP and microbiological testing. The MHS also undertakes work under Service Level Agreements for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs; the Welsh Assembly Government Agriculture and Rural Affairs Department; and the Scottish Executive Environment and Rural Affairs Department. This work includes enforcement of animal welfare and slaughter legislation; disease surveillance; export certification; and licensing of slaughtermen. The MHS discharges the responsibilities of the Rural Payments Agency in supervising the implementation of the Over Thirty Months Scheme for cattle, and collects and dispatches samples for testing on behalf of the Veterinary Medicines Directorate and Veterinary Laboratories Agency. The MHS operates from a headquarters in York, and five Regional Offices - North (also based in York); Central (based in Wolverhampton); South & West (based i
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