Legislature(1995 - 1996)
02/07/1996 09:37 AM House RES
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HB 313 - BIG GAME TAGS FOR WOLVES Number 1481 REPRESENTATIVE OGAN said HB 313 was introduced as a management tool to enable the Department of Fish and Game and the Board of Game to manage predators in a way that would be acceptable to all parties. REPRESENTATIVE OGAN said the bill lowers the price of a wolf tag for a nonresident from $175.00 to $10.00 and for a nonresident alien from $250.00 to $15.00. He said HB 313 will increase the incidental take of wolves, it will allow the Board of Game to manage the resource by opening and closing the seasons and it is a practical way to deal with the problem. Number 1577 REPRESENTATIVE PETE KOTT asked if the effective date was still valid. REPRESENTATIVE OGAN moved that the effective date be January 1, 1997. Number 1607 REPRESENTATIVE IRENE NICHOLIA asked for the fiscal note. Number 1637 CO-CHAIRMAN WILLIAMS recalled that SB 81, intensive game management, passed from committee with a $75.0 fiscal note. He said HB 313 has a $42.5 fiscal note and he does not understand where the committee is headed with this bill. Number 1660 REPRESENTATIVE OGAN said there had been a tremendous amount of money spent on failed management attempts in the past. He felt HB 313 provides a cost effective management tool. There is another bill that deals with wolf management that has a higher fiscal note and it is prudent to pass this one as well and see which one the public and the legislature feel will be most appropriate. Number 1711 REPRESENTATIVE NICHOLIA said she wanted to hear from the Department of Fish and Game before the committee took action on the bill. Number 1742 REPRESENTATIVE DAVIES said his understanding was that the committee was only going to hear HB 325 at today's meeting. He said he would also like to hear from the Department of Fish and Game. REPRESENTATIVE AUSTERMAN said he also wanted to hear from the Department of Fish and Game how this bill interacts with the other wolf management legislation. Number 1800 REPRESENTATIVE OGAN said he had no objection to holding the bill.
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