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while the JP motion covers a lot of ground, it does not address two crucial
aspects of any reporting and document maintenance procedures:

a) notification of interested parties - there is no way to know that an
equine fatality has occured. Reports are received, sent to the vet
committee, reviewed, possibly even a summary report (of more than 1
sentence?) may be prepared. But without notification of the event, know one
is reviwing.

b) A Time line of the resolution process.

c) identification/specification of the records archiving process. Without
this, we will not have the reports available (either public or confidential
protion) 5 years from now.
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This motion does not address the broader research issue of treatment (or
even treatment as it relates to fatalities). the majority of fatalities have
treatment preceeding the event of morbidity (I can safely say this b/c no
one knows ....). Do 10% of the treatments still result in fatality? Do 50%
.. 1% ??

This motion does not address the issue of reasearch in a broad enough manner
IMO.

john teeter



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