Animals; prohibiting possession or sale of primates; providing exceptions; providing enforcement procedures. Effective date.
Coauthored by Representative Cantrell (principal House author)
Summary
The bill makes it illegal to own or sell primates in Oklahoma, except for facilities that hold a valid USDA registration or for licensed individuals whose sole purpose is to supply research facilities. It also establishes enforcement procedures and sets an effective date. The measure seeks to protect animal welfare and public safety by restricting private primate trade.
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