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Posted by Steve KS on July 28, 2006 at 07:05:41 from (198.248.192.39):
In Reply to: It's a bad thing to ever cede to government unnecc posted by Matt from CT on July 27, 2006 at 16:35:42:
That"s why the NCBA is trying to take the lead - they don"t want the government to control the database! As long as there is a traceable record available, then the government shouldn"t care who has their finger on the button - if they want to control it themselves, then yes, I have a problem with it. I think the paper trail would take way to long to trace in addition to the logistics - storing that much paper would be a nightmare! And if you scan them all so they"re electronic, then you"re right back where you started. The whole point to this is to be able to know in 5 minutes the entire history of an animal.
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