North Dakota § 36-01-13 Diseased animal to be reported - Records exempt

North Dakota Statutes

§ 36-01-13 — Diseased animal to be reported - Records exempt

North Dakota·Title 36 Livestock·Ch. 36-01 State Board of Animal Health

1.Any person who discovers, suspects, or has reason to believe that any domestic animal or nontraditional livestock belonging to that person or belonging to any other person, is affected by any reportable contagious disease as defined by the board, shall report that knowledge, suspicion, or belief to the state veterinarian or any other agent or representative of the commissioner.

2.The records are exempt from open records laws, except those records concerning diseases that are specifically regulated by mandatory control and eradication programs or to protect public health.

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1. Any person who discovers, suspects, or has reason to believe that any domestic
animal or nontraditional livestock belonging to that person or belonging to any other
person, is affected by any reportable contagious disease as defined by the board, shall
report that knowledge, suspicion, or belief to the state veterinarian or any other agent
or representative of the commissioner.
2. The records are exempt from open records laws, except those records concerning
diseases that are specifically regulated by mandatory control and eradication
programs or to protect public health.

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