Haw. Code R. § 4-28-7 - Carrier responsibility
(a) Carriers
transporting poultry and birds into the State, except poultry and birds in
transit to ports outside of Hawaii, shall immediately upon arrival deliver the
shipment to the Honolulu International Airport animal quarantine holding
facility and submit a shipmaster's declaration to the division providing the
following:
(1) Name and address of owner,
importer, consignee, and port of origin of the poultry and birds;
(2) Number of poultry and birds onboard;
and
(3) Number of poultry and birds
that have died or have been injured en route, with the circumstances of the
deaths or injuries.
(b)
Poultry and birds in transit to ports beyond Hawaii shall not be off-loaded for
any purpose unless authorized by the state veterinarian or an
inspector.
(c) Carriers shall not
accept for transport to Hawaii any shipment of poultry or birds, including
hatching eggs, without a valid "Poultry and Bird Import Permit" (Form DC-50,
8/03), which is attached at the end of this chapter. The import permit shall be
obtained from the division and securely fixed to the outside of a shipping
container, group of shipping containers, or pallet of shipping containers so
that it is clearly visible. It shall be the responsibility of the carrier to
deny shipment, or immediately transport to a port outside of Hawaii, all
poultry and birds arriving without a valid import permit. The import permit
shall contain:
(1) An entry number issued by
the state veterinarian or an inspector;
(2) A list and count for each species of
poultry or birds shipped;
(3) A
destination address, name, and contact telephone number;
(4) A return address, name, and contact
telephone number;
(5) A statement
that provisions of this chapter were met for all poultry and birds in the
shipment, including the telephone number and name of the facility used to meet
preshipment quarantine requirements for poultry and birds subject to quarantine
as provided in section 4-28-8(a); and
(6) The signature of the accredited
veterinarian attesting that preshipment requirements have been met, or in the
case of day-old birds and hatching eggs, the signature of a NPIP hatchery agent
or accredited veterinarian.
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