(a)

1. (1) Upon notification of known cases of scrapie and all suspected cases of scrapie, the flock/herd shall be quarantined, investigated, all animals in the flock/herd individually identified, and a risk analysis made.
2. (2) A diagnostic plan shall be developed and reviewed by the State Veterinarian or designated scrapie epidemiologist utilizing approved live diagnostic tests and submission of appropriate samples to an approved laboratory for scrapie testing upon the death or destruction of any animals in a flock/herd quarantined for scrapie.

3. (3)

   1. (A) All flocks/herds shall remain under quarantine until a determination of the status of the flock/herd is made.
   2. (B) All flocks/herds under quarantine shall be examined at least quarterly and an inventory of all animals in the flock/herd recorded with all deaths, sales to slaughter, and destruction accounted for.
   3. (C) Upon confirmation of the existence of scrapie in a flock/herd a thorough epidemiological report of all source flocks and herds, trace backs, trace outs, and contacts with other animals shall be documented and a risk analysis made.
   4. (D) Subsequently all source flocks or herds, trace backs, trace outs, and contacts of all confirmed or high-risk scrapie flock/herd shall quarantined, investigated, all animals in the flock/herd individually identified, and a risk analysis made.

(b)

1. (1) All scrapie-positive, affected, or suspect animals shall only be moved, with approval of the State Veterinarian, for transportation to an United States Department of Agriculture-approved research facility or for the purpose of destruction.

2. (2) All known scrapie-infected and source flocks/herds shall be quarantined with movements of animals only:

   1. (A) To slaughter;
   2. (B) To feedlots under permit and quarantine for later movement to slaughter;
   3. (C) For destruction; or
   4. (D) To a United States Department of Agriculture-approved research facility.