The Act on Domestic Animal Infectious Disease Control and the relevant regulations were revised. The following is a brief summary of the revision. Please refer to the attachment for further details. No additional requirements are imposed on overseas Members. Firstly, lumpy skin disease in cattle has been added to the list of domestic animal infectious diseases. Accordingly, animals affected by or suspected of the disease are subject to slaughtering, and their carcasses are required to be incinerated or buried. Secondly, the sale of items imported in violation of Articles 36 or 37 of this Act, as well as their processing, use, preparation, storage, or display for the purpose of sale, is prohibited and livestock quarantine officers are authorized to conduct on-site inspections of stores, offices, business establishments, warehouses, and other locations and, as a result of such inspections, to take measures including the disposal of things imported in violation of Articles 36 or 37 of the Act.