Performance Audit Report on the Control of F MD centres established in major villages and towns. Currently there are thirty six  (36) Livestock Advisory Centres country wide. The Division also coordinates Department’s services associated with policy  regulations and compliance to market requirements. Generally the office  oversees the implementation of official controls by DVS staff. This involves;  The Field Extension Services Division is responsible for animal disease control  and prevention through; The Disease Control Division is responsible for the development and  formulation of diseases control, prevention and management guidelines; which  include:  8 |  P a g e  Training staff on official controls   Monitoring and evaluation of official controls   Coordination of internal audits of official controls   Monitoring, control and prevention of epizootics   Clinical diagnosis and treatment of animals   Provision of extension service on animal disease control and management   Facilitation Livestock identification and meat traceability.  3. DISEASE CONTROL  2. FIELD EXTENSION SERVICES Compliance   Regulations on public health and zoonosis,    Prevention of loss of genetic materials in certain breeds e.g. during  disease outbreaks that requires stamping out,  Establishment of the national disease standards system,    Development of disease surveillance system,