How many members of the livestock board shall belong to the same political party?

The livestock board is structured to ensure a balanced representation among its members to prevent any one political party from dominating the decisions made by the board. By stipulating that no more than five members of the livestock board can belong to the same political party, the regulation promotes diversity of thought and perspective. This balance helps in fostering fair governance and can lead to more equitable decisions that consider the interests of various stakeholders in the livestock industry.

This rule plays a critical role in maintaining political neutrality and integrity within the board, as it discourages potential biases that could arise from having a majority of members associated with a single political party, thus ensuring that decisions are made for the benefit of the agricultural community as a whole, rather than being skewed toward particular political agendas.