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4:5-101 - Removal of exposed poultry for slaughter
4:5-101. Removal of exposed poultry for slaughter
Live poultry found upon inspection to be exposed to European fowl pest or any other contagious, infectious or communicable disease of poultry may be moved for immediate slaughter under a permit from the chief of the bureau, to such place or places as the permit shall designate and shall there be slaughtered under the direction or supervision of a representative of the department or its authorized agent.
Live poultry found upon inspection to be exposed to European fowl pest or any other contagious, infectious or communicable disease of poultry may be moved for immediate slaughter under a permit from the chief of the bureau, to such place or places as the permit shall designate and shall there be slaughtered under the direction or supervision of a representative of the department or its authorized agent.
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