Nevada SB215 revises wildlife regulations, including issuing salvage permits for wildlife killed in vehicle collisions and prohibiting fees for such.
Nevada SB215 amends wildlife regulations by requiring the Board of Wildlife Commissioners to adopt regulations for issuing salvage permits for wildlife killed in vehicle collisions. It prohibits the Board from charging a fee for these permits. The bill also modifies existing laws to clarify that possession of wildlife without the correct tag is illegal and exempts permit holders from certain prohibitions. The changes aim to streamline the process for handling wildlife killed in accidents while ensuring compliance with wildlife regulations.
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