Vermont § 1470 - Records

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§ 1470. Records

  • (a) A commercial slaughter facility operating in the State shall maintain and retain for
    three years records of the number of animals slaughtered at the facility, the physical
    address of origination of each animal, the date of slaughter of each animal, and all
    official identification numbers of slaughtered animals. A commercial slaughterhouse
    shall make the records required under this subsection available to the Agency upon
    request. (b) Records produced or acquired by the Secretary under this chapter shall be available
    to the public for inspection and copying, except that: (1) the Secretary may withhold from inspection and copying records that are confidential
    under federal law; and (2) the Secretary may withhold or redact a record to the extent needed to avoid disclosing
    directly or indirectly the identity of individual persons, households, or businesses. (Added 2019, No. 64, § 17.)

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