H.J.Res.195

Proposes a constitutional amendment on wildlife enforcement, conservation commission and department of conservation agents ability to enter on privately owned property and makes the rule promulgation subject to the requirements for executive agencies under general law

Introduced·2/26/26
Introduced Text

Missouri HJR195 proposes a constitutional amendment to revise wildlife enforcement regulations, requiring judicial oversight and due process.

Missouri HJR195 proposes a constitutional amendment to redefine the powers of the conservation commission and the department of conservation regarding wildlife enforcement. The amendment requires judicial oversight and due process protections for wildlife enforcement actions, limits warrantless entry onto private land, and restores legislative oversight of enforcement regulations.

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Emerging Issues Committee
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History

May 15

House

Referred: Emerging Issues(H)

Feb 27

House

Read Second Time (H)

Feb 26

House

Introduced and Read First Time (H)