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The document outlines the District Court (Food Safety) Rules, 2004, which amend the District Court Rules of 1997 to establish procedures for applications related to the Food Safety Authority of Ireland Act 1998. It details the process for issuing warrants and improvement orders concerning food safety compliance, including necessary forms and requirements for notification and service.

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