Restructuring fish and wildlife governance by consolidating executive power in a director appointed by the governor.
The bill restructures fish and wildlife governance by consolidating executive and administrative power in a director appointed by the governor with the consent of the senate. The director will be the executive and administrative head of the department, with complete charge and supervisory powers. The commission will serve as an advisory body, providing transparency and public input. The director will be responsible for adopting rules, managing the department's budget, and appointing staff.
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