Relating to the establishment of an electronic registry of livestock marks and brands.

Establishes a new electronic registry system for livestock marks and brands under Subchapter D of Chapter 144, Agriculture Code.

Mandates that county clerks deliver electronic copies of livestock records to the Texas Animal Health Commission within 30 days of receipt.

Updates the definition of acceptable identification methods to include electronic devices and other generally accepted digital identification methods alongside traditional earmarks, brands, and tattoos.

Requires the Texas Animal Health Commission to establish a process for law enforcement to access personal identifying information associated with recorded marks or brands.

Requires the commission to adopt rules for electronic recording methods and procedures for county clerks to deliver electronic records.

Adds new definitions and procedures for electronic registry management, including rules for public access limitations and law enforcement access protocols.