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1. Laws, regulations, administrative requirements, policies or other government instruments in place are sufficient for implementation of obligations under the IHR.
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2. A mechanism is established for the coordination of relevant sectors in the implementation of the IHR.
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3. IHR National Focal Point (NFP) functions and operations are in place as defined by the IHR(2005).
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4. Indicator-based routine surveillance includes an early warning function for the early detection of public health events.
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5. Event-based surveillance is established.
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6. Public health emergency response mechanisms are established.
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7. Infection prevention and control (IPC) is established at national and hospital levels.
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8. A multi-hazard National Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan has been developed.
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9. Public health risks and resources are mapped.
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10. Mechanisms for effective risk communication during a public health emergency are established.
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11. Human resources are available to implement IHR core capacity requirements.
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12. Laboratory services to test for priority health threats are available and accessible.
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13. Laboratory biosafety and biosecurity practices are in place.
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14. Effective surveillance is established at Points of Entry (PoE).
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15. Effective response is established at PoE.
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16. General obligations at PoE are fulfilled.
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17. Mechanisms are established for detecting and responding to zoonoses and potential zoonoses.
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18. Mechanisms are established for detecting and responding to foodborne disease and food contamination.
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19. Mechanisms are established for detection, alert and response to chemical emergencies.
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20. Mechanisms are established for detecting and responding to radiological and nuclear emergencies.
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