Requires veterinary clinics to file notice and documentation to the attorney general before completing certain transactions

Summary

The bill adds a new article to the Agriculture and Markets Law that obligates veterinary clinics to file a detailed notice with the state department and the Attorney General whenever they propose a material change—such as a sale, merger, or large capital distribution worth $200,000 or more. The Attorney General then has 90 days to decide if the transaction harms the public interest and can seek a court injunction to block it. Clinics that fail to file the notice face daily civil penalties.

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