Beretning om veterinærvæsenet i Norge for året 1891.

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§ 12.
Veterinary Surgeons are entitled to the sum of 4 Kroner for each day
they are employed on business in the public service, and in the event of
having to travel, an allowance for posting according to the law relative to the
conveyance of travellers. For the dissection of a horse, or bovine animal, they
shall besides be entitled to 6 Kroner ; for an animal of a smaller species,
3 Kroner, but shall not be entitled to a sum exceeding 20 Kroner for dissections
performed during the course of one day. Veterinary Surgeons are not entitled
to any separate payment for reports, business in connection with dissections, or
certificates issued in connection with public duties. The posting expenses shall
be paid by the Treasury, the other expenses, due to the veterinary surgeon
acc ording to the above mentioned scale, shall be paid by the Local County
Board, or the Boards of the borough, or town concerned, provided the latter
has its own Local Board.
§ 13.
A District Head Constable is entitled to remuneration, in accordance with
§ 110 of the Law relative to Fees and Awards, for journeys undertaken in
connection with appraisements as mentioned in § 5. For other journeys undertaken
in connection with malignant contagious disease in domestic animals
the District Head Constable is entitled to the ordinary posting charges, to be
paid by the Treasury, provided the distance travelled (out and home) has been
at least 6 Kilomètres. The maintenance allowance to which such District
Head Constable is entitled shall be paid by the County Authorities. Should
the assistance of the District Head Constable have been required to any great
extent, in order to disprove the existence of any of the diseases treated of in
this Law, the King may award him besides, a recompense for such service
from the funds of the Treasury.
§ 14.
The Law of the 27th February 1866, concerning measures to be adopted
in respect to malignant contagious diseases amongst domestic animals, and
the Law of the 26th May 1877, containing amendements to the first named
Law, are hereby cancelled.