§ 35-53-133 — Inspection fee - range movements

(1) In addition to the moneys
now provided by law to provide the board with sufficient moneys with which to meet
and defray expenses, it is the duty of brand inspectors appointed by the board to
collect a fee, in an amount determined by the board by rule, on each sheep
inspected in sheep inspection districts. The fee collected shall be reported and
transmitted to the board, at such time and in such way as the board's rules may
require.

(2) Whenever fifty-one percent of the holders of sheep permits on public
lands petition the state board of stock inspection commissioners to make
inspection of sheep using such public lands, the board shall authorize an inspector
of the board to inspect sheep on range-to-range movements for brands or
earmarks. Any owner of sheep using such public lands shall notify the board seven
days in advance of such intended movement of sheep, and such inspector shall
designate the most convenient available corral on the route taken by such
transitory bands.

Legislative History

Source: L. 2005: Entire section added, p. 461, � 2, effective December 1.