South Dakota § 40-3-29 Promulgation of rules for implementation of identification programs.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 40-3-29 — Promulgation of rules for implementation of identification programs.

South Dakota § 40-3-29

Title 40ANIMALS AND LIVESTOCK

Ch. 40-2STATE ANIMAL INDUSTRY BOARD

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S.D. Codified Laws § 40-3-29 (2026).

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The Animal Industry Board shall promulgate rules pursuant to chapter 1-26 for the implementation of identification programs concerning:

(1)Descriptions of the systems used to implement identification programs;

(2)Methods and procedures to foster cooperation with industry, other states, and the federal government in implementing identification programs;

(3)Definitions to be used in identification programs;

(4)Types of identification approved in identification programs;

(5)Methods for tracking movements of animals included in identification programs;

(6)Penalties for intentional removal of official identification devices from animals within the state or from animals imported into the state;

(7)Confidentiality of identification records other than those used for man

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The Animal Industry Board shall promulgate rules pursuant to chapter 1-26 for the implementation of identification programs concerning: (1) Descriptions of the systems used to implement identification programs; (2) Methods and procedures to foster cooperation with industry, other states, and the federal government in implementing identification programs; (3) Definitions to be used in identification programs; (4) Types of identification approved in identification programs; (5) Methods for tracking movements of animals included in identification programs; (6) Penalties for intentional removal of official identification devices from animals within the state or from animals imported into the state; (7) Confidentiality of identification records other than those used for mandatory disease control and eradication programs; (8) Types and species of animals included in identification programs; and (9) Criteria for defining programs as voluntary or mandatory.