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Delaware Code Title 16. Health and Safety § 3021F. Performance measurement

Current as of January 01, 2026 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Performance measurement is necessary to determine the success of the Program and to assess if any changes in the Program should be made.

(1) To measure the performance of this Program, the Department shall establish a standardized statewide yearly reporting system for all of the following:

a. The number of spay/neuter surgeries.

b. The number of rabies inoculations performed pursuant to this subchapter.

c. Cat and dog shelter intake statistics.

d. Euthanasia statistics.

e. Such other criteria as the Department shall find necessary for the purposes of performance review analysis.

(2) The Spay/Neuter Advisory Committee shall consist of the following members or their respective designees:

a. The Executive Director of the Office of Animal Welfare, who shall serve as Chair of the Committee.

b. The Director of the Division of Public Health.

c. The President of the Delaware Veterinary Medical Association.

d. The Executive Director of each Delaware animal shelter.

e. Three additional members appointed by the Chair, each of whom may serve up to 2 terms of 3 years per term.  The additional appointed members must be a veterinarian, an animal welfare organization representative, or other animal welfare expert.

(3) The Chair shall schedule Committee meetings as often as is necessary.

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