Oregon § 596.412 Factors to be considered by department in exercise of disease control powers

Oregon Statutes

§ 596.412 — Factors to be considered by department in exercise of disease control powers

Oregon § 596.412

Vol.15

Title 48Animals

Ch. 596Disease Control Generally

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 596.412 (2026).

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When exercising the powers conferred by ORS 596.388 to 596.412, the State Department of Agriculture shall give appropriate weight and consideration to the following:

(1)The previous existence of the disease in this state.

(2)The action taken by the United States Government in respect to the eradication and control of such disease.

(3)The economic consequences to the citizens of this state which might result from the spread of the disease.

(4)The extent to which the disease is endemic or epidemic through neighboring states, the United States and this state.

(5)The extent to which livestock other than those which are infected or carriers of the disease may be adversely affected by it.

(6)Any other factors which may reasonably be found to affect the welfare of the livestock industry spe

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When exercising the powers conferred by ORS 596.388 to 596.412, the State Department of Agriculture shall give appropriate weight and consideration to the following:
(1) The previous existence of the disease in this state.
(2) The action taken by the United States Government in respect to the eradication and control of such disease.
(3) The economic consequences to the citizens of this state which might result from the spread of the disease.
(4) The extent to which the disease is endemic or epidemic through neighboring states, the United States and this state.
(5) The extent to which livestock other than those which are infected or carriers of the disease may be adversely affected by it.
(6) Any other factors which may reasonably be found to affect the welfare of the livestock industry specifically or the people of the State of Oregon generally if such disease is not eradicated or controlled.