Establishes an electronic registry for livestock marks and brands in Texas.
The bill mandates the Texas Animal Health Commission to create and maintain a publicly accessible and searchable electronic registry for livestock marks and brands recorded with county clerks. It prohibits the registry from disclosing personal identifying information of individuals associated with recorded marks or brands. The bill also outlines procedures for recording marks and brands electronically, including the role of county clerks in maintaining electronic records and delivering copies to the commission. The changes will take effect on September 1, 2025.
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