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Due to Brexit, the European (EU) Breeding Regulation no longer applies in the United Kingdom. The Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has drawn up its own rules for passport-issuing organisations in England, Wales and Scotland. Equines in Northern Ireland are not affected by this change. On signing electronically, there needs to be an agreement that no contract is made at the signing stage. An agreed arrangement needs to be in place before exchange as to how to agree the exact moment when the contract is entered into. I already have a passport from another organisation, but want it overstamped by the IDHS (GB). Where do I find the form? While the exchange of separate wet-ink paper original parts of the contract remains widespread practice, the Society said other procedures, such as PDF scans of a wet-ink-signed paper contract, electronic signatures or an electronic contract signed on a computer or other electronic device have become common.

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We know that you’re under pressure from clients to update the way you do business following technological changes and the impact of Covid-19. We know that the law isn’t entirely clear around certain aspects of using electronic documents in the conveyancing process,’ the Society said. It is an offence to sell an equine without a passport. Transfers of ownership must be notified within 28 days. An identity diagram is required to register all horses irrespective of the category they are in. This must always be completed by a vet, who will also insert a microchip. The Society does not have its own microchips, so this is supplied by your vet. However, while the code is designed to provide clarity right now, it will inevitably need to be updated. ‘This protocol will need to be developed further when we have smart contracts and fully digital qualified electronic signature (QES), rather than electronic signatures, fully available. The means of creating and exchanging contracts will change again but until then, [the committee] think this new protocol is the solution to assist you and your clients now.’

The Immediate Exchange Protocol 2024 will replace formulae A and B, and the Release of Contracts Protocol 2024 will replace formula C of the Society’s formulae for exchanging contracts. The fee structure will be kept under review, but is in line with the fees for passport services for British-bred horses. Thank you for your patience while we were waiting for guidance from Defra and DAFM. If you buy or have bred an unregistered equine that is over the age or the date deadline, you must register the animal immediately. Owners of unregistered equines run the risk of prosecution. On 10 June, we received definitive guidance on the procedures for updating Horse Sport Ireland passports if the horses are living in the UK. We can now offer the following services for those horses:Satisfying section 2 is crucial, as Philip Freedman CBE KC (Hon), a member of the Society’s conveyancing and land law committee, explained this week. ‘To satisfy section 2 of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989, the agreement must be in writing, be signed and either incorporate all the agreed terms in a single document, or, if each party signs their own version, each document must contain all the agreed terms and these contracts must be exchanged. If a contract for the acquisition of an interest in land doesn’t comply with section 2 the agreement will be void.’ The passport would then be sent to the IDHS (GB) passport administrators for overstamping. This is a legal requirement, so that this information can be uploaded to the Central Equine Database. Up until recently, owners of Irish-bred horses had to send the passport to Horse Sport Ireland first, and then to us. However, ‘solicitors using such a form of contract should satisfy themselves that it meets the legal requirements for a property contract in section 2 of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 and are recommended to refer to the Law Society’s practice note on execution of a document using an electronic signature and practice guide 82: electronic signatures accepted by HM Land Registry’. The passport remains the property of the Society at all times and must be returned to the Society for amendment on request, and when the horse dies. In the latter case, it may be returned to the owner on request after it has been invalidated.