Washington HB2554 repeals outdated laws conflicting with judicially affirmed and treaty-reserved fishing rights.
Washington HB2554 repeals chapter 77.110 RCW, which is inconsistent with judicially affirmed and treaty-reserved fishing rights. The bill acknowledges that the existing laws conflict with state-tribal cooperative fishery management agreements. By repealing these outdated laws, the state aims to maintain its commitments and relationships with Pacific Northwest tribes and avoid potential legal issues.
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