- A. The New Mexico livestock board will adhere to the Code of Federal Regulations and the Uniform Methods and Rules for Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication.
B. Restricted zone livestock movement protocol.
- (1) All livestock movement must be approved by the New Mexico livestock board (NMLB) state veterinarian or by a NMLB approved agent. All livestock movement requires an official certificate of livestock inspection.
- (2) Livestock check points are deliberate obstructions of traffic by physical means on a roadway for the specific purpose of livestock movement control.
- (3) Livestock check points will be established by executive order based on location, authorization and safety.
- (4) Livestock check points will be operated by a NMLB livestock inspector or by a NMLB approved agent.
- (5) All livestock, in transition, upon approaching a livestock check point, will be stopped for transportation validation.
- (6) All livestock, in transition near the geographical location of the restricted zone, will be stopped for transportation validation, at the discretion of the livestock inspector.
- (7) All road stops will be initiated by a livestock inspector that has been certified as law enforcement peace officer or by any certified peace officer of the state.
[21.30.4.11 NMAC - Rp, 21.30.4.11 NMAC, 7/16/2024]