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Animal Blood Bank bills

6 bills match.

California

  • Animal blood donors.California · SB 202 · Last action Jan 13, 2020This bill would modify the definition of a commercial blood bank for animals to include establishments that collect blood not only from "captive closed-colony" animals that are kept, housed, or maintained for the purpose of collecting blood, but also "community-sourced" animals, as defined, that are brought by their owners to the commercial blood bank for…Latest action: Veto sustained.Vetoed
  • Veterinary medicine: blood banks for animals.California · AB 1282 · Last action Oct 9, 2021The act makes a violation of its provisions a crime.Latest action: Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 752, Statutes of 2021.Enacted law
  • Veterinary medicine: blood banks for animals.California · AB 1953 · Last action May 5, 2020The act makes a violation of its provisions a crime.Latest action: Re-referred to Com. on B. & P.Session ended
  • Commercial blood banks for animals: animal blood donors.California · SB 1115 · Last action Jun 29, 2020This bill would modify the definition of a commercial blood bank for animals to limit the definition to establishments that collect blood from "community-sourced" animals, as defined, that are brought by their owners to the commercial blood bank for animals to have their blood collected.Latest action: Referred to Com. on AGRI.Session ended
  • Animals: blood, blood components, and biologics.California · AB 366 · Last action Feb 3, 2020This bill, not withstanding any law, commencing January 1, 2022, would prohibit a person from engaging in the production of canine blood and blood component products or biologics for retail sale and distribution unless that person is licensed as a canine blood bank by the Secretary of Food and Agriculture, among other specified requirements, including the…Latest action: From committee: Filed with the Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56.Failed

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