Hawaii HB1347 regulates drone-assisted fishing by establishing a permitting system and fees.
Hawaii HB1347 repeals the prohibition on using drones for fishing and establishes a permitting system for drone-assisted fishing. The Department of Land and Natural Resources will set up the system, including application procedures, permit fees, and enforcement actions. The bill mandates fees of $100 annually, $25 for first-time applicants, and $10 for reissuance. The department must also develop a guide for drone fishing and permit applications, and launch the permitting system by September 1, 2026. The bill outlines a timeline for drafting rules, public hearings, and system implementation.
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