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30 May 2007

Assessment of Viability of the ACVM Act and the Potential Economic Impact on Rural Vets

Kel Sanderson

Client: New Zealand Veterinary Association Inc

Date: May 2007

Authors: Kel Sanderson, Mathew Arcus

This project investigated and assessed the potential impact on the viability of rural vets of the ACVM Act that de-regulates the supply of ethical pharmaceuticals, or prescription animal remedy products (PAR products).

To the extent that the ACVM Act is expected to affect the viability of rural vet practices, the project indicated the potential economic impact of a reduction in the rural vet workforce.

BERL ref #4532

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