Bacterial and Viral Monitoring of Bivalve Molluscs Sample Clauses

Bacterial and Viral Monitoring of Bivalve Molluscs. The Official Agency agrees to provide scientific advice to the Authority on the microbiological and virological safety and quality of shellfish and shellfish growing waters, and on related matters. Furthermore, the Authority, in collaboration with the Official Agency, and other relevant bodies, will provide training and publish such Guidance Notes, Codes of Practice or other information documents as are necessary to facilitate the operation of this monitoring programme. The Official Agency agrees to provide representatives for and advice to the MSSC, and any other relevant working group or sub-committee of the MSSC. The Official Agency agrees to communicate regularly, by appropriate means, with the Authority, other relevant agencies, the shellfish industry and associated interested parties, and the Authority will facilitate this communication, when requested.
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Bacterial and Viral Monitoring of Bivalve Molluscs. The Official Agency and the Authority agree that the Official Agency will aim to analyse and report on samples of shellfish received by it as part of the Bacterial and Viral Monitoring Programme within three working days of lab receipt for E. coli. This target will be achieved in respect of a minimum of 90% of samples, with regular improvements to be agreed, where appropriate. The Official Agency and the Authority agree that this is an agreed key performance indicator. The Official Agency and the Authority agree that the Official Agency will aim to analyse and report on samples received by it as part of the Bacterial and Viral Monitoring Programme for risk management purposes within five working days for Norovirus. For routine (survey) samples the Official Agency will aim to analyse and report on samples received by it within 20 working days for Norovirus. The Official Agency and the Authority agree that these targets will be achieved in respect of a minimum of 90% of samples.
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Bacterial and Viral Monitoring of Bivalve Molluscs. The Official Agency will provide scientific advice to the Authority, and the Department of Communications, Marine and Natural Resources on the microbiological and virological safety and quality of shellfish and shellfish growing waters, and on related matters. The Authority will provide risk analysis, risk management and risk communication advice to the Official Agency, as requested. In respect of the European Communities (Live Bivalve Molluscs) (Health Conditions for Production and Placing on the Market) Regulations, 1996 (as amended) the Official Agency will co-operate with the Department of Communications, Marine and Natural Resources and the Authority in the development of a programme to monitor the microbiological and virological quality of live bivalve molluscs. This will include the development of a Code of Practice on monitoring, sampling and management of shellfish under this programme. Furthermore, the Authority, in partnership with the Official Agency, and other relevant bodies, will provide training and publish such Guidance Notes, Codes of Practice or other information documents as are necessary to facilitate the operation of this monitoring programme. The Official Agency will provide representatives for and advice to the MSSC, and any other relevant working group or sub-committee of the MSSC. The Official Agency will communicate regularly, by appropriate means, with the Authority, the Department of Communications, Marine and Natural Resources, the shellfish industry and associated interested parties, and the Authority will facilitate this communication, when requested. The Official Agency will contribute as appropriate in Regional Zoonoses Committees.
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