the controlled area of an airport is the area for movement at the airport, nearby land and buildings or parts of such, to which access is controlled or restricted;

The surveillance area of the outbreak affects part of the territory of Brazil.

The controlled area should be sealable to permit fumigation

The controlled area should be adequately ventilated to minimize air contamination

The controlled area should be designed to contain spillage of the entire contents of the closed system

'controlled area` means any area subject to special rules for the purposes of protection against ionizing radiation and to which access is controlled, as specified in Article 20 of Directive 80/836/Euratom;

- surveillance zone:

(prior consent in an area of restricted and supervised use)

Controlled and security clearance areas shall be determined by security programmes referred to in Article 131 of this Act.

the influence areas of an airport are areas of exclusive use of an airport, areas of restricted use and areas of controlled use;

a security clearance area of an airport is that part of the controlled area of an airport to which access is permitted only under specific conditions;

(1) Only persons who are performing service tasks and have an appropriate permit for movement and restraint on such surfaces and in such areas may move and restrain on surfaces and in areas intended for the movement of aircraft and for navigation devices and in controlled and security clear areas which are determined in security programmes.

(security inspections and security) (1) At international airports, suitable areas, rooms and equipment must be provided for security inspections of aircraft, passengers and objects and controlled and security clearance areas must be determined.

1.2 A SOx Emission Control Area should be considered for adoption by the Organization if supported by a demonstrated need to prevent, reduce and control air pollution from SOx emissions from ships.

30. The approvals on the basis of Articles 97 and 98 of the Aviation Act (Ur. l. RS, No. 18/2001) for the construction of airports, airport infraworks, other works in areas used exclusively by airports and works in areas of controlled use by airports

(1) If the intended construction or erection of facilities or equipment is in an area of restricted or controlled use of an airport, an investor or owner must obtain prior consent from the Administration, which shall issue it with regard to air traffic safety and the technology of work of services referred to in Article 89 of this Act.

an area of controlled use is an area under /specifically restricted levels / of the airport (horizontal, vertical and /other restricted levels/ depending on the extent to which the airport is fitted with navigation equipment), determined in relation to existing or planned markings of the airport according to the ICAO classification and depending on the extent to which the airport is fitted with navigation equipment, and in which interventions and construction of facilities is controlled in order to ensure flight safety so that facilities may not come closer than a specified distance to the manoeuvring space of the airport;

as operator of a public airport it does not allow an aircraft use of airport infrastructure and prescribed services, in relation to the reference code, category, purpose and capacities of the airport and in relation to the extent of air traffic, in compliance with valid regulations and the operating permit (Article 92),

1. he carries weapons or dangerous objects in a public airport or transports weapons and dangerous objects in conflict with regulations (Article 126), 2. he moves or remains in areas and regions which are intended for the movement of aircraft and for navigational devices and in supervised and security clear areas which are determined in security programmes, when not performing service tasks and having a suitable permit (first paragraph of Article 128), 3. he moves through areas and zones which are intended for the movement of aircraft and for navigational devices and in supervised and security clear areas which are determined in security programmes without a suitable escort (fifth paragraph of Article 128), 4. does not co-operate or does not provide assistance in the investigation of an aviation accident or incident in compliance with authorities and demands of the commission or investigator of the aviation accident (first paragraph of Article 141), 5. in the case of an aviation accident or incident, removes or moves without the permission of the main investigator, an aircraft and objects or whatever belongs to this aircraft or to objects of which the suspicion exists that they may be the cause of the aviation accident (first paragraph of Article 142), 6. at the time of an aviation accident finds objects and does not inform the police, the investigating body, commission or investigator about them (second paragraph of Article 142).

- shall be defined as a control zone, or

Sampling procedures in holdings in the surveillance zone before lifting restrictions

Whenever blood sampling for serological tests is carried out in holdings located in the surveillance zone, the number of blood samples to be taken in these holdings must be in accordance with F.2.

Checking and sampling procedures before authorisation is given to move pigs from holdings located in protection or surveillance zones and in case these pigs are slaughtered or killed

whereas monitoring can be facilitated by the compulsory advance fixing of refunds, while allowing the possibility, in the case of differentiated refunds, of changing the specified destination within a geographical area to which a single refund rate applies;

located in an officially designated «buffer zone» covering at least 50 km 2 i.e. an area where host plants are subjected to an officially approved and supervised control regime with the object of minimising the risk of Erwinia amylovora (Burr.)

located in an officially designated «buffer zone» covering at least 50 km 2 i.e. an area where host plants are subjected to an officially approved and supervised control regime with the object of minimising the risk of Erwinia amylovora (Burr.)

Without prejudice to the provisions of Article 11(1)(f), second subparagraph of Directive 2001/89/EC, in order that authorisation may be given to move pigs from holdings located in protection or surveillance zones in accordance with Article 10(3) of the said Directive, the clinical examination to be carried out by an official veterinarian must:

A "temporary control zone" shall be established in case of suspicion of the presence of ISA, based on the same criteria as outlined for the control zone.

an area surrounding the control zone of overlapping tidal excursion zones, an area surrounding the control zone and included in a circle of radius 10 km from the centre of the control zone or an equivalent area determined according to appropriate hydrodynamic or epidemiological data, or

- may, in extensive water catchment or coastal areas, be divided into a control zone and a surveillance zone if the prevention of the spread of ISA is not compromised.

A "control zone" shall be established by the Member State in the close vicinity of a farm confirmed infected by ISAV as follows:

I.5.3. Established temporary control zones may not be revoked until the suspicion of ISA has been ruled out in accordance with Part I.2.2. In case of confirmation of ISA in accordance with Part I.3, the temporary control zone shall be converted into a control zone.

'infected area' for the diseases listed in Annex V shall mean either a zone comprising, depending on the epizootiological environment of the outbreak site, a well-defined territory, or a protection zone with a radius of at least 3 kilometres around the outbreak site, which is itself included in a surveillance zone of a radius of at least 10 kilometres;

Use and storage within an area to which access is controlled.

if needed, as an extended area outside the established control zone.

I.5.4. Established surveillance zones may not be revoked until two years after the revocation of the control zone.

When all farms in the control zone are emptied, at least six weeks of synchronised fallowing shall apply.

The zone had not been under surveillance in 2002. The programme should therefore run at until the end of 2004 with minimum two sampling each year.

If suspicion is confirmed, all farms in the established control zone shall report weekly on mortality, on a per cage and day basis, to the competent authority.

I.5.2. Established control zones may not be revoked and restocked until all farms situated in the zones have been emptied of fish, disinfected as necessary and fallowed in accordance with I.5.1. When restocking of the zones is carried out, the control zones shall be converted into surveillance zones as laid down in 1.4.4.3.

Transmission of software and technology by means of electronic media, fax or telephone to destinations outside the Community should also be controlled.

A "surveillance zone" shall be established as necessary by the Member State outside the control zone in areas where less intensive surveillance is deemed sufficient and shall correspond to:

The length of the fallowing period for other farms in control zones shall be determined by the competent authority on a case-by-case risk evaluation.

fixing the criteria for the testing of poultry for slaughter originating in a surveillance zone for Newcastle disease, in application of Article 5 (3) of Council Directive 91/494/EEC

It appears appropriate to lay down the minimum requirements for the measures to be taken before the restrictions applied in protection and surveillance zones can be released.

For the purpose of establishing a risk-based official surveillance programme, Member States shall, in the vicinity of a farm officially suspected or confirmed infected with ISA, establish appropriate control and surveillance zones.

I.5.1. The competent authority of the Member State shall ensure that all farms within the control zone are subject to an appropriate period of fallowing after being emptied of fish and disinfected as necessary.

Council Directive 90/641/Euratom of 4 December 1990 on the operational protection of outside workers exposed to the risk of ionizing radiation during their activities in controlled areas

If necessary, pursuant to Article 89(2) of the Ordonnance on epizootic diseases, the Office Vétérinaire Fédéral shall lay down technical implementing rules on serological checks in protection and surveillance zones in accordance with Annex IV to Directive 80/217/EEC.

If necessary, pursuant to Article 89(2) of the Ordonnance on epizootic diseases, the Office Vétérinaire Fédéral shall lay down technical implementing rules on serological checks in protection and surveillance zones in accordance with Annex IV to Directive 80/217/EEC.