Establishes a right of first refusal for the state in federal public land transfers and prohibits recording deeds without state approval.

The bill establishes a right of first refusal for the state in federal public land transfers, ensuring the state has the opportunity to accept or arrange for the transfer before private parties. It prohibits the recording of any deeds for lands transferred from federal to private ownership without the state's right of first refusal being exercised. The commissioner of general services must issue a certificate of compliance for certain conveyances, including conservation plans, lease renewals, and transfers to Native American tribes.

Establishes a right of first refusal for the state in federal public land transfers and prohibits recording deeds without state approval.

The bill establishes a right of first refusal for the state in federal public land transfers, ensuring the state has the opportunity to accept or arrange for the transfer before private parties. It prohibits the recording of any deeds for lands transferred from federal to private ownership without the state's right of first refusal being exercised. The commissioner of general services must issue a certificate of compliance for certain conveyances, including conservation plans, lease renewals, and transfers to Native American tribes.