HAR §4-23-2. Definitions

As used in this chapter, unless context otherwise requires: "Accredited veterinarian" means a veterinarian certified by federal and state animal health authorities to participate in cooperative disease control activities, including execution of health certificates for the interstate and international movement of animals; "Carrier" means any ship, vessel, airplane, or other conveyance used to transport animals; or its master, commanding officer, owner, local manager, or agent; "Division" means division of animal industry, department of agriculture; "Division head" means the chief or senior officer of the division of animal industry; "Effects" includes ropes, halters, harnesses, buckets, stalls, crates, pens, stables, feed, feed bags, and other equipment used to handle, confine, maintain, or transport animals; "Equine encephalomyelitis" is sleeping sickness of horses; "Equine infectious anemia (EIA)" is swamp fever; "Horses" includes mules and asses; "Inspector" means a veterinarian or livestock inspector of the division of animal industry or USDA; "Interstate health certificate" means an official document issued by an accredited veterinarian or a state or federal veterinary officer certifying that the animals being shipped are free from external parasites and symptoms of transmissible disease and providing all other information and test results required for acceptance by the state of destination; "Premises" means a piece of property, including any structure on it; "Quarantine" means the isolation of an animal or animals on premises or in areas specified by the division; the 23-2