Underlying principles: Partnership and Communication
The strategy can only bring about real change if everyone involved in animal health works together and with all interested citizens.
The EU will take advantage of existing collaborative efforts, encourage new initiatives and make more use of non-legislative alternatives
to regulation. An "Animal Health Advisory Committee" will include representatives from non-governmental organisations spanning the animal
health sector, consumers and governments. The Committee will provide strategic guidance on the appropriate or acceptable level of animal
or public health protection, and on priorities for action and communication. The Committee will also follow the strategy's progress.
It will be consulted on all impact assessments and advise the Commission on how best to deliver agreed outcomes.
The Commission is committed to pursuing its objectives of clarity and transparency when communicating with consumers and stakeholders.
Follow the strategy's progress
