Legislature(1999 - 2000)
04/20/2000 09:10 AM Senate FIN
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CS FOR HOUSE BILL NO. 206(RES)
"An Act relating to migratory game bird hunting; to a
nonresident combined sport fishing and hunting
license, to the nonresident military small game and
sport fishing license, to applications for certain
licenses, tags, registrations, and permits issued by
the Department of Fish and Game, and to duplicate
crewmember licenses."
JOHN MANLY, Staff to Representative John Harris stated that
this legislation was presented at the request of the
Department of Fish and Game, consisting of a general
cleanup of existing statutes. He pointed out that in six
sections of the current statute, the word "water fowl" was
changed to "migratory game bird," in order to bring this
designated species (more specifically Snipes and Cranes)
into a federal reporting program. He continued that
Section 3 of the bill allows disabled Veterans and five
dollar license holders to register in the National
Migratory Game Bird harvest program by one of two different
methods. He gave the specifics of these. He noted that
Section 4 of the bill created a new combination of seven-
day nonresident hunting and fishing license, which are
currently is issued separately. He cited that this
legislation sets a fee for special non-resident military
small game licenses. He remarked that a provision was
added allowing residents of the Yukon Territory to obtain a
non-resident sport-fishing license at a resident fee. He
noted that these individuals would be governed under the
non-resident seasons and bag limits. He added that this
would not go into affect until a reciprocal courtesy was
extended. He concluded that in Sections 9 and 10, the
protocol for administering an oath regarding residency
would be replaced by language on the application for
licensure. He outlined a general technical change
regarding the addition of the word "registration." He
summed up that Section 17 authorizes the department to
issue replacement commercial fishing, crew licenses for
five dollars.
Co-Chair Torgerson stated that the bill would be HELD and
brought up at the next scheduled meeting.
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