Transfers duties related to farmed Cervidae from the commissioner of natural resources to the Board of Animal Health.
The bill transfers certain duties from the commissioner of natural resources to the Board of Animal Health concerning farmed Cervidae. It mandates annual inspections of farmed Cervidae, facilities, and records by the Board of Animal Health. Owners must present accurate inventories and records during inspections. The commissioner of natural resources may inspect farmed Cervidae if there is reasonable suspicion of law violations. The bill also outlines procedures for depopulation and fencing requirements to prevent escapes and contact with wild Cervidae.
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