An Act establishing a preference for the taking of fishery resources by residents for personal and family consumption; adding to the factors the Board of Fisheries may consider in allocating certain fishery resources; and providing for an effective date.
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This bill aims to prioritize the ability of Alaska residents to harvest fish for personal and family use. It modifies state regulations to give residents a preference when allocating certain fishery resources, alongside sport and commercial fishermen. The Board of Fisheries will now consider factors like the history of fisheries, resident participation, and the importance of the fishery for local economies and recreation when making allocation decisions. The bill takes effect immediately.
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