Animals; rabies and livestock sale provisions repealed.

HF 2155 repeals two existing Minnesota statutes: Section 35.68 (which required local health boards to issue rabies proclamations with muzzle rules and publication requirements) and Section 35.830 (which mandated written bills of sale for branded livestock sales). The bill removes these specific regulatory requirements, meaning local health boards no longer need to issue rabies proclamations, and livestock sellers no longer need to provide written bills of sale with detailed brand documentation. This directly affects local health boards, livestock sellers, and haulers who previously had to comply with these provisions. The repeal simplifies administrative processes by eliminating these outdated record-keeping and notification rules.