Post Border Biosecurity Surveillance, Incursion Investigation and Response

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1 Post Border Biosecurity Surveillance, Incursion Investigation and Response Brendan Gould Manager Surveillance and Incursion Investigation

2 Surveillance Response Biosecurity system Incursion investigation Response under GIA.?

3 Risk Risk Risk Risk Risk The Biosecurity System Defence in Depth Standards Verification & Systems Compliance & Response MPI, Industry, Partners MPI, Industry, Partners Imports Vessels Passengers Mail Pre-Border Border Surveillance and Investigation Response Readiness Long-term Management Recovery Air Sea Acceptable Level International agreements Import Risk Analysis Import Health Standards Pest Risk Analysis Permits Pathway Risk Analysis Clearance Standards Sniffer Dogs Mail Inspection Passenger Inspection Modelling Sampling Trapping Surveying Diagnostics Investigation Initial response Delimiting surveys Contingency plans Information systems Eradication measures Response programmes On-farm biosecurity IPM Long-term control

4 IDCR (Tamaki-Auckland, Wellington, Wallaceville, SWPD-Christchurch) Director 1. Overview [Arial Investigation, Narrow Diagnostic 28pt] Centres and Response Veronica Herrera 2. Background Manager Plant Health & Environment Lab 3. Research Alan FLynn Manager Manager 4. Results Surveillance & II Mycology & Bacteriology Plants & Environment Brett Alexander Mark Bullians Manager 5. Discussion Manager Surveillance & II Virology & PEQ Animals & Marine 6. Conclusion Paul Bingham Lisa Ward Manager Entomology Alan Flynn 7. Implications for Ministry work Manager Surveillance & Incursion Investigation Brendan Gould Manager Entomology Lalith Kumarasinghe Manager Animal Health Lab Joseph O Keefe Manager Immunology Clive Pigott Manager Virology Grant Munro Manager Bacteriology & Aquatic Animal Diseases Wendy McDonald Containment Lab Supervisor Michael McIntyre Manager Response Katherine Clift Manager Response Plants & Environment Edwin Massey Manager Response Animals, Marine & Food Simon McDonald Response Managers David Yard Richard Norman Quality Adviser Sumathi Murugan Biosafety Officer Kanishka Fernando Quality Adviser Irina Bolotovski

5 Our locations Auckland

6 Surveillance and Incursion Investigation Surveillance programmes Incursion investigation International reporting + =?

7 Surveillance and Incursion Investigation Surveillance programmes Incursion investigation International reporting The power of zero + = 0 = $ 2

8 Early Detection Cost to manage Time to detection Establishment

9 Surveillance System Active/targeted surveillance programmes: TSE Surveillance Programme (0) Animal Health Information (0) Arbovirus Surveillance Programme (0) National Fruit Fly Surveillance Programme (0/7500) National Invasive Ant Surveillance Programme (16/45,000) Forest High Risks Site Surveillance Programme (5/1000) National Mosquito Surveillance Programme (0/12,000) Avian Influenza Surveillance Programme Gypsy Moth Surveillance Programme (0/1,500) Apiary Surveillance (0/350) Marine High Risk Site Surveillance Programme (4/5723) Passive/General Surveillance: Everyone in NZ being watchful Legislative requirement to report MPI s 0800 exotic pest and disease hotline The animal pest and disease notification system Notifiable organisms list Trained incursion Investigators NZ diagnostic laboratories

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11 Reporting International reporting - Office international des épizooties (World Organisation for Animal Health) Regular reporting to provide evidence of freedom Adhoc reporting of positive detections National/International: Surveillance magazine ( rveillance/index.htm)

12 Incursion Investigation Incursion Investigation: To investigate the presence of risk organisms, risk goods and risk pathways into NZ Describe & define the biosecurity risk Implement urgent measures Make recommendations to Response Group if a biosecurity risk remains (Rapid Assessment Report) Participate in Responses

13 Biosecurity Response Policy Sets out how the Ministry manages biosecurity responses to risk organisms that could harm people, the environment, and/or the economy See c/pol/statements/response-policy

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15 MPI s response model

16 Biosecurity Response Knowledge Base

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19 Post Border Statistics 2012/2013 Financial year 2013/14 To date Reports to: ~11,000 pa ~11,000 pa Notifications to Investigators: 1528 (2167 PHEL) 328 Investigations Undertaken: ~710 ~215 Rapid Assessment Reports (RAR) to Response 28 7 Responses Initiated (or under consideration) 17 (3) 6 (1) RAR s stood down (no response initiated) 8 Active Investigations 114 Active Responses (under consideration) 39 (7)

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33 Developing the Response Model Communications Tool We are working on capturing each stage of the seven response stages of the R with displays and explanations like this what you see here is a prototype The resulting communications tool will be useful for: everyone understanding the Response Model and how it might work under the GIA partnership where and how joint decision making occurs training and communication We are very keen for industry input: into the ongoing development of the tool user testing Interested? contact the Secretariat today

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35 Thank you and remember..