Alaska SB216 regulates the transfer of big game hunting permits, specifying conditions and timing for transfers.
Alaska SB216 amends the transfer rules for big game hunting permits. It allows the original permit holder to transfer the permit to another person, provided the transfer is notified to the department before it takes effect. The recipient must meet the same conditions as the original permit holder. Transfers can only occur before the hunt's open season. The bill also prohibits holding more than one permit for the same species at a time and allows the commissioner to set regulations and fees for the transfer process.
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