Hawaii SB3321 modernizes aquaculture regulations by establishing a biological aquatic risk-based framework for species categorization and.

Hawaii SB3321 aims to modernize the state's aquaculture regulations by creating a biological aquatic risk-based framework for assessing and approving the importation and movement of aquatic livestock. This framework will categorize species based on their potential biosecurity risks, including the likelihood of establishing feral populations and introducing pathogens. The bill also mandates the development of comprehensive biocontainment standards, including facility design, operational protocols, and monitoring requirements.

Hawaii SB3321 modernizes aquaculture regulations by establishing a biological aquatic risk-based framework for species categorization and.

Hawaii SB3321 aims to modernize the state's aquaculture regulations by creating a biological aquatic risk-based framework for assessing and approving the importation and movement of aquatic livestock. This framework will categorize species based on their potential biosecurity risks, including the likelihood of establishing feral populations and introducing pathogens. The bill also mandates the development of comprehensive biocontainment standards, including facility design, operational protocols, and monitoring requirements.