(b) The rules shall include, but not be limited to:

1. (1) Preventing the spread of diseases between captive and wild cervids;
2. (2) Implementing an identification system that allows individual captive cervids to be recognized and identified throughout the animal's life;
3. (3) Establishing specifications for fencing necessary to prevent the escape of captive cervids and the infiltration of wild cervids into a captive cervid farming facility;
4. (4) Specifying record-keeping standards required of captive cervid farming facilities, including standards for documenting purchases, propagation, sales, harvesting, sales of venison and other documentation required to maintain accurate and complete business records;
5. (5) Establishing animal health testing criteria, inoculation requirements and statistical information to track, discover and prevent the spread of animal diseases, including chronic wasting disease;
6. (6) Regulating the intrastate and interstate movement of captive cervids and maintaining documentation of the origin and destination of all cervid shipments, disease and identification records and any other requisite documentation;
7. (7) Creating regulations for the sale and slaughtering of captive cervids for venison;
8. (8) Establishing a schedule of fees and charges for services provided by the department to captive cervid farming facilities; and
9. (9) Procedures for captive cervid farming facilities to close and wind down operations.