Legislature(2001 - 2002)
03/28/2001 01:10 PM House RES
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SB 72-TAKE A CHILD HUNTING SEASON CO-CHAIR SCALZI announced that the first order of business would be CS FOR SENATE BILL NO. 72(FIN), "An Act relating to 'take-a- child-hunting' seasons for big game." Number 0138 REPRESENTATIVE FATE made a motion to adopt the proposed House committee substitute (HCS), Version T [22-LS0084\T, Utermohle, 3/27/01], with Senator Pete Kelly's letter of intent, for purposes of discussion. There being no objection, Version T was before the committee. Number 0233 KRISTOPHER KNAUSS, Staff to Senator Pete Kelly, Alaska State Legislature, came forth on behalf of Senator Kelly, sponsor of SB 72, to explain the changes in Version T. He pointed out that page 1, lines 11-13, now reads: "A big game animal taken under this subsection must be counted against the bag limits of both the child and the adult, parent, stepparent, or legal guardian who accompanies the child." Number 0295 REPRESENTATIVE FATE said he was glad that issue had been addressed, because it had been a concern of the committee. REPRESENTATIVE STEVENS asked Mr. Knauss to confirm that the intent of the added language is that there not be an opportunity for the adult to [take a second animal during the regular season]. MR. KNAUSS confirmed that. Number 0350 REPRESENTATIVE KERTTULA thanked the sponsor [Senator Pete Kelly] for the letter of intent. Number 0362 REPRESENTATIVE McGUIRE moved to report HCS CSSB 72 [version 22- LS0084\T, Utermohle, 3/27/01] out of committee with the attached letter of intent, individual recommendations, and the accompanying zero fiscal note. There being no objection, HCS CSSB 72(RES) was moved out of the House Resources Standing Committee.
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