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2000-02-10 Senate Journal
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Full Journal pdf2000-02-10 Senate Journal Page 2259 SJR 36 Over the years, we have studied many options for resolving the subsistence issue. However, only a constitutional amendment will lead us to regaining state management. While there are several viable approaches to specific wording, including a resolution I introduced last session, SJR 23, we must pick up where we left off on providing a rural subsistence preference through a constitutional amendment. If we do not act, we will let the heavy hand of federal management direct the conservation and allocation of fish and wildlife, some of our most precious assets. We must act as Alaskans, together - now - for two purposes: to regain state management of our fish and game and protect the essential role of subsistence in the culture and economy of rural Alaska. As elected leaders, I urge you to demonstrate your faith in Alaskans by allowing a vote on this measure. Sincerely, /s/ Tony Knowles Governor Introduction and Reference of Senate Bills SB 259 SENATE BILL NO. 259 BY SENATOR TAYLOR, entitled: An Act relating to criminal impersonation. was read the first time and referred to the Judiciary and Finance Committees. SB 260 SENATE BILL NO. 260 BY SENATOR TAYLOR, entitled: An Act relating to denial of an application for issuance of a new alcoholic beverage license in an established village.