New York A02092 mandates slaughterhouses to install closed-circuit cameras in areas with live animals and requires reporting of violations.
New York A02092 amends the agriculture and markets law to require licensed slaughterhouses to install and operate closed-circuit cameras and television systems in all areas where live animals are present. These cameras must provide a complete and clear view of all areas containing live animals. Authorized persons, including law enforcement officers, must have unrestricted access to the footage from these systems. Footage must be retained for at least six months. The bill also establishes a reporting requirement for suspected violations related to the humane treatment of animals.
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