Minnesota HF2155 repeals rabies control and livestock sale regulations.
Minnesota HF2155 repeals two sections of state statutes: Section 35.68, which pertains to rabies control proclamations, and Section 35.830, which requires a written bill of sale for branded livestock. The bill removes the requirement for community health boards to issue proclamations prohibiting dogs from being at large in areas where rabies has been detected, unless they are muzzled. It also eliminates the mandate for sellers of branded livestock to provide a written bill of sale detailing the transaction.
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