Regulation No. 910 on the welfare of horses. Country/Territory Iceland Document type Regulation Date 2014 Source FAO, FAOLEX Subject Livestock Keyword Equine-animals Animal welfare Animal health Animal production Grazing Slaughtering Geographical area Arctic, Atlantic Ocean Islands, Europe, Europe and Central Asia, North Atlantic, North-East Atlantic, Northern Europe Entry into force notes This Regulation enters into force immediately. Abstract This Regulation sets out minimum requirements for the welfare of horses. Its objective is to ensure the welfare and health of horses with good treatment, care and facilities. It provisions are divided in the following Chapters: I. Purpose and definitions; II. Audit and monitoring; III. Treatment and care; IV. Facilities; V. Penalties and entry into force. Provisions of this Act concern, among other things, exercise and social behaviour, treatment, riding, training, competitions and shows, feeding, grazing and watering, health, killing, stable conditions, infection controls, etc. Violations of this regulation are subject to sanctions in accordance with the provisions of Act no. 55 on animal welfare. The Regulation contains the following Annexes: I. Audit-required activities; II. Stands and stall sizes, ventilation, and volume of music in stables and competitions; III. Carcass grading. Full text Icelandic Website www.reglugerd.is References - Legislation Implements Act No. 25 on animal diseases and measures to control them. Legislation | Iceland | 1993 (2020) Keyword: Fish disease, Aquaculture, Offences/penalties, Data collection/reporting, Animal health, Basic legislation, Pests/diseases, Animal production, International trade, Animal feed/feedstuffs, Animal reproduction, Quarantine, Wild fauna Source: FAO, FAOLEX Act No. 55 on animal welfare. Legislation | Iceland | 2013 (2014) Keyword: Basic legislation, Animal welfare, Animal reproduction, Inspection, Transport/storage, Slaughtering, Marking/identification, Pests/diseases, Animal health, Offences/penalties, Institution, Wild fauna, Hunting/capture Source: FAO, FAOLEX