Texas HB237 creates an interstate compact for animal health initiatives among states.
Texas HB237 establishes an interstate compact for animal health initiatives, allowing states to collaborate on research, surveillance, and response plans for animal health outbreaks. The compact also facilitates sharing resources, including infrastructure and personnel, to protect livestock, wildlife, and other animals. The compact may involve agreements with federal agencies like the USDA and FDA, and it can authorize the transfer of funds for animal health research and response activities.
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