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Assembly committee gives due pass to bill on wildlife salvage permits
Summary
The Nevada Assembly Committee on Natural Resources voted unanimously to give a due-pass recommendation to Senate Bill 215, which would establish provisions related to wildlife salvage permits. The motion passed without debate during a work session; legislative staff described the bill and no amendments were presented.
The Nevada Assembly Committee on Natural Resources voted unanimously to give a due-pass recommendation on Senate Bill 215 during a work session, the committee chair announced.
Becky Peratt, nonpartisan staff with the Legislative Counsel Bureau, told the committee the bill "establishes provisions related to wildlife salvage permits," and that there were no amendments to the measure. After the presentation, the committee moved for a due-pass recommendation and the motion carried unanimously.
The committee took no additional testimony during the work session. Assembly Member Watts was asked to prepare the floor statement, and committee business moved on to scheduled bill hearings.
The work-session record shows the committee relied on the Legislative Counsel Bureau for a summary of the measure and did not alter the bill or adopt amendments at this meeting. No public testimony was taken in the work-session segment recorded in the transcript.
The committee indicated the bill will proceed with the due-pass recommendation to the floor where further consideration or amendment could occur.
