Main site content
Preparedness for incursions of exotic diseases is of key importance to government, industry, producers and the Australian community. Australia’s exotic disease preparedness is based on emergency management principles.
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
Document | Pages |
|---|
The Department of Agriculture and Water Resources has the responsibility for coordinating national emergency animal disease preparedness and responses.
Sub-Committee on Animal Health Laboratory Standards, 2020
Sub-Committee on Animal Health Laboratory Standards, 2020
Sub-Committee on Animal Health Laboratory Standards, 2008
The Animal Health Committee maintains the policy and procedure for the development and evaluation of new laboratory tests for animal health laboratories in Australia.
The Animal Health Committee maintains a list of routine tests for infectious animal diseases used by veterinary laboratories in Australia. The information presented in this test register was last updated in June 2014. For more up-to-date information, please contact the relevant laboratory directly.
| Agent |
Species |
Test |
Status |
|---|
Axel Colling, 2010
The Animal Health Committee maintains this list of tests approved by the former Sub-committee on Animal Health Laboratory Standards (SCAHLS) for infectious animal diseases for use by veterinary laboratories in Australia.
