Alaska SB269 restructures the Board of Fisheries into three regional boards.
The bill restructures the Board of Fisheries into three regional boards: the Southeast Board of Fisheries, the Central Board of Fisheries, and the Western Board of Fisheries. Each regional board consists of five members appointed by the governor and confirmed by the legislature. The regional boards are tasked with managing fisheries within their respective areas. The bill also allows for joint meetings of the regional boards and the Board of Game to address conflicts and statewide issues.
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