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Public administration / Biosecurity / Bill Callaghan / Occupational safety and health / Foot-and-mouth disease / Department for Environment /  Food and Rural Affairs / Regulatory agency / Regulation / Administrative law / Government / Veterinary medicine
Date: 2011-03-30 16:47:00
Public administration
Biosecurity
Bill Callaghan
Occupational safety and health
Foot-and-mouth disease
Department for Environment
Food and Rural Affairs
Regulatory agency
Regulation
Administrative law
Government
Veterinary medicine

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