Oklahoma SB2172 prohibits primate possession, sale, transfer, and breeding, with exceptions for sanctuaries and zoological parks.
Oklahoma SB2172 aims to prohibit the possession, sale, transfer, and breeding of primates, with exceptions for primate sanctuaries, zoological parks, and certain other entities. The bill outlines enforcement procedures, including seizure and forfeiture of primates, and establishes penalties for violations. It also provides for the humane destruction of improperly confined primates and requires entities to develop escape and disaster plans.
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