True or False: If two licensed falconers share an inspected facility, the second falconer needs another inspection.

In California, if two licensed falconers share an inspected facility, the second falconer does not require another inspection. This is because the original inspection assesses the facility's compliance with all necessary regulations, ensuring that it meets the standards for housing falcons and other birds of prey. Therefore, as long as the inspected facility remains compliant and is used only for falconry purposes, additional inspections for a second falconer are not mandated.

Understanding this regulation supports efficient management of resources, as it recognizes the shared nature of the facility and avoids unnecessary duplication of inspections. This also facilitates collaboration between falconers, allowing them to focus more on conservation efforts and the care of their birds rather than redundant administrative processes.