HAR §4-16-16. they shall be retested for tuberculosis, brucellosis, anaplasmosis and other diseases required by the state veterinarian sixty to ninety days after arriving in the State

The owner, importer, or consignee shall furnish the inspector with information on where each animal in the shipment will be held. (c) All expenses in connection with the examination, testing, treating, or destruction and disposal of cattle, bison, and water buffalo while in quarantine, shall be borne by the owner, importer, or consignee. (d) No indemnity shall be paid for reactors found on entry testing. [Eff. 10/5/81]; [am and comp (Imp:HRS §142-4)] (Auth: HRS §142-2) ### §4-16-17 Anaplasmosis surveillance, control and eradication. (a) Upon direction of the state veterinarian, blood samples shall be collected at slaughter from all cattle two years of age and older and shall be forwarded to the veterinary laboratory of the division for anaplasmosis testing. (b) When reactors are found in tests conducted under subsection (a), the entire herd shall be quarantined and retested for anaplasmosis. The herd shall remain under quarantine and be retested at sixty to ninety-day intervals until two consecutive negative tests have been obtained. (c) All testing of cattle in compliance with requirements shall be done in a safe manner. Cattle shall be stanchioned or otherwise securely restrained to the satisfaction of the veterinarian conducting the test. (d) All positive reactors to the anaplasmosis test shall be identified with a reactor tag affixed to the left ear by the state veterinarian or designee. All reactors shall be slaughtered under permit issued by the state veterinarian within thirty days after 16-14 3523