SB5728 revises the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission, establishing specific qualifications and representation for its members.
SB5728 amends the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission, detailing qualifications for its members. The commission must support science-based management, have no conflicts of interest, and possess general knowledge of fish and wildlife. Members must represent diverse interests, including hunting, fishing, environmental, agricultural, and law enforcement sectors. The governor appoints members based on recommendations from a nominating committee, which includes representatives from various stakeholder groups.
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