Delays implementation of a rule on sheep and goat imports and mandates a study on its potential impacts.
The bill delays the implementation of a rule concerning the importation of sheep, goats, and related products. It mandates the Secretary of Agriculture to conduct a study on the potential costs and benefits of the rule, including its impact on U.S. markets and industries. The study will assess various factors such as demand, supply, prices, and economic effects. The Secretary must then submit a report to specified committees with recommendations to mitigate any negative effects of the rule.
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