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OH HB175
Bill
Status
11/18/2009
Primary Sponsor
Linda Bolon
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AI Summary
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Requires humane society agents to complete a minimum of 20 hours of training on animal cruelty investigation and prosecution, including instruction on animal husbandry practices, before appointment.
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Mandates that proof of successful completion of required training must be filed with the county recorder before a person can be appointed as a humane society agent.
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Requires proof of training to be signed by both the training organization's chief executive officer and the mayor or probate judge approving the appointment.
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Authorizes mayors or probate judges to rescind agent appointments and require revocation if an agent has not completed required training or submitted false or misleading completion documentation.
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Allows existing agents appointed prior to April 9, 2003, to continue serving temporarily but requires them to complete and file proof of training by December 31, 2004, or be suspended by operation of law.
Legislative Description
To require a person to file proof of successful completion of training with the county recorder prior to being appointed as a humane society agent and to require the revocation of an appointment under certain circumstances.
Humane society agent-record proof of training/revocation of appointment as such
Last Action
Committee Report - S
5/19/2010