A label for a box of small game: whose property, which hunt, which hunter, and what that hunt took.
- Form
- Happy Ending’s own. It is not an MPI form and it is not a declaration
- Made by
- The app, when a hunt is closed out
- One per
- Box of grouped small game on the petfood pathway
- Goes to
- On the box, to the processor
A processor’s freezer can hold several properties’ boxes at once, and once the lids are down nothing on the outside says whose animals are whose. The docket is that something.
The species and numbers on it are the whole hunt’s, across all of its boxes. They are not a list of what is inside that one box.
It declares nothing. It is an identification record, and it says so on the page. The supplier declaration for the animals is issued at hand-over, and scanning the code on the docket reaches it once it has been.
It is A5, so it reads at arm’s length in a cold room, and prints two to a sheet of A4.
Draft. This describes how Happy Ending works and is not legal advice; MPI’s requirements are the authority.