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Art. 7 Ordinance of October 31, 2012 on Livestock Breeding (LB) - Management of the Herd-Book

OE; Chapitre 2 Reconnaissance d’organisations et d’entreprises de sélection
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Art. 7 OE · Management of the Herd-Book

The herd-book collects data related to the ancestry, identification, quantitative and qualitative performance, and morphology of breeding animals.

The identification number is the ear tag number for cloven-hoofed animals and the Universal Equine Life Number (UELN) for equines.

In addition to purebred subjects, the herd-book may admit, in separate sections or chapters, hybrid animals or those of unknown ancestry that possess distinctive characteristics of the breed concerned.

Within a section or chapter, animals may be registered separately according to quality classes, considering their ancestry, identification, and performance.

Recognized carriers of hereditary defects must be designated as such in the herd-book and be reported to breeders.

Breeding organizations must establish in regulations how the herd-book should be kept. The regulations must include at least provisions on the following points: a. definition of breed characteristics; b. definition of breeding objectives; c. uniform marking of animals, provided that it is not already prescribed under Art. 10 or 15 a of the Ordinance of June 27, 1995, on Epizootics; d. recording of data on animal ancestry; e. evaluation of herd-book data, animal assessment, performance test results, and estimation of breeding or genetic evaluation; f. minimum requirements for the registration of animals in a defined section or chapter of the herd-book; g. requirements related to admission to the herd-book as well as the right to reproduction.

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (7)

B-1040/2011 (Art. 7 Abs. 1 TZV)
Horse Breeding Org. v. Federal Office (Stallion Performance Tests)
Sets the maximum credit for horse breeding, which is relevant for the context of the contributions.
B-1040/2011 (Art. 7 Abs. 2 lit. b­d TZV)
Horse Breeding Org. v. Federal Office (Stallion Performance Tests)
These provisions establish the maximum contributions for 'performance tests', 'stallion tests in a station', and 'stallion tests in the field', which are relevant for the calculation of the dispute.
B-816/2010 (Art. 7 Abs. 2 TZV)
Horse Breeder's Subsidies Denied Due to Inadequate Breeding Value Estimation
Maximum contribution per identified and registered foal.
B-816/2010 (Art. 7 Abs. 3 TZV)
Horse Breeder's Subsidies Denied Due to Inadequate Breeding Value Estimation
Basis for awarding only half the maximum contribution per foal when no breeding value assessment is carried out.
B-820/2010 (Art. 7 Abs. 3 TZV)
Agricultural Subsidies Appeal Denied Over Horse Breeding Value Method
Used to determine that only half the subsidy per foal is granted if the breeding organization does not conduct a breeding value assessment.
B-2324/2006 (Art. 7 OE AdC)
Surveillance Tax Lawful, Except for Unconstitutional Base Tax
This provision, concerning the base tax, was found to violate the principle of legality and was therefore deemed inapplicable.
B-2326/2006 (Art. 7 OE AdC)
Financial Institution v. Regulatory Authority: Supervisory Tax Constitutionality and Calculation
This provision is cited as the basis for the specific calculation of the base tax which the court found to be unconstitutional and contrary to the principle of legality.