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portation at any Canadian port until they have been inspected and 
approved by a duly authorized veterinary inspector at such port, and 
certified by him to be free from contagious disease and in every way 
fit for export; such inspection to be made within twenty-four hours 
of embarkation. 
Sec. 69. Inspectors shall, in the performance of their duties, have 
free access to any ship, car or other vehicle and to any yard, stable or 
place where animals may be found. 
Sec. 70, All inspections for export must be made in daylight. 
Sec. 71. Owners or shippers of stock during the progress of inspec- 
tion at any port of exportation shall, with the means at their dis- 
posal, give every required assistance to the inspector at such port, 
and move the animals according to his directions. In case the owner 
or shipper refuses or neglects to furnish the necessary assistance, the 
inspector may employ men at the cost of the owner or shipper, and 
such cost. shall be paid to the inspector before a clean bill of health 
is given. 
Sec. 72, Any ‘unauthorized interference with animals after inspec- 
tion, whether by substitution or otherwise, or any other evasion, or 
misrepresentation, will be deemed a breach of these Regulations. 
Sec. 73. Inspectors may, if they deem it advisable for purposes of 
identification, mark animals inspected by them. A certificate of 
inspection, stating the name of the owner, the number, sex and class 
of animals in the consignment and certifying to their freedom from 
contagious disease, will be furnished by the inspector, and must be 
produced to the Collector of Customs before embarkation. 
Sec. 74, Such animals as may have been exposed to contagious or 
infectious disease. or affected with, or suspected of being affected 
with, contagious or infectious disease, shall be detained and dealt 
with according to the orders of the inspecting officer under instruc- 
tions from the Veterinary Director General. 
Sec. 75. Inspectors may reject animals for any reasonable cause. 
Sec. 76. The Minister may from time to time order that the pro- 
visions of these Regulations requiring the inspection and certification 
as aforesaid, may be waived in the case of animals exported to any 
country when in his opinion such action is necessary and desirable. 
Sec. '77. The Collector of Customs of any port in Canada whence 
animals are exported shall not give a clearance to any ship having 
animals on board for exportation, other than those exempted by 
