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2005/2006 Game Bills Tracked by
PFSC
Updated 12-1-2006
Report provided by
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HB 84 (3)
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Hanna
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Amends
Title 34 re enforcement officers
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
78) Amends Title 34 (Game) further providing for powers and duties of
enforcement officers by adding that any officer who enforces this Title
would have the power and duty to, when in the performance of duty, pursue,
apprehend or arrest any individual suspected of violating any provision of
Title 18 (relating to crimes and offenses) or 75 (relating to vehicles) or
any other offense classified as a misdemeanor or felony.
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Bill History:
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01-20-05
H Filed
01-25-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
06-21-06 H Meeting set for 9:00 a.m., Room 39 East Wing, House Game and
Fisheries
06-21-06 H Passed over in committee House Game and Fisheries
06-28-06 H Meeting set for 9:00 a.m., Room 39, East Wing, House Game and
Fisheries
06-27-06 H Meeting cancelled for 6/28/06 on 6/27/06, House Game and
Fisheries
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HB 313 (3)
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Hanna
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Amends
Title 34 re fences for deer, bear & elk
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
2371) Amends Title 34 (Game) further providing for deterrent fences for
deer, bear and elk, and adds that the Commission would be responsible for,
and may make payment for, damage caused by elk within or outside of areas
protected by elk deterrent fences. The bill further provides that the
Executive Director for the PA Game Commission and the Secretary of
Agriculture are authorized to enter into cooperative agreements to carry
out the provisions relating to the payment for elk damage. It also provides
for the appropriation of $300,000 from the General Fund for the Elk Damage
Fund. (Prior Printer Number: 334)
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Bill History:
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02-07-05
H Filed
02-08-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
03-14-05 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Room 302, Irvis
Office Buildi, House Game and Fisheries
03-14-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Game and Fisheries
03-14-05 H Reported as committed from House Game and Fisheries
03-14-05 H First consideration
03-14-05 H Laid on the table
05-10-05 H Set on the Tabled Calendar for
05-10-05 H Removed from the table
05-10-05 H Laid on the table
06-20-05 H Set on the Tabled Calendar for
06-20-05 H Removed from the table
06-20-05 H Second consideration
06-20-05 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
06-21-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
06-21-05 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
06-28-05 H Set on the House Calendar
06-28-05 H Laid out for discussion
06-28-05 H 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
06-28-05 H Third consideration
06-28-05 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:194/N: 0)
06-29-05 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Game and Fisheries
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HB 319 (3)
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Hanna
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Amends Forest Reserves Municipal Financial
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
340) Amends the Forest Reserves Municipal Financial Relief Law further
providing for amount of payment to counties, school districts and townships
by stating that the all lands acquired by the State, or by the federal
government for forest reserves or for the purpose of preserving and
perpetuating any portion of the original forests of Pennsylvania and
preserving and maintaining the same as public places and parks, and which,
by existing laws, are now exempt from taxation, and all lands and property
acquired for the purpose of conservation of water, or to prevent flood
conditions, upon which a tax is imposed by existing laws payable by the
State, would be subject to an annual charge of 80 (increased from 40) cents
per acre, for the benefit of the county in which said lands are located, 80
(increased from 40) cents per acre for the benefit of the schools in the
respective school districts in which such lands are located, and 80 ( increased
from 40) cents per acre for the benefit of the township where such lands
are located, which charge would be payable by the State.
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Bill History:
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02-07-05
H Filed
02-08-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Finance
03-21-06 H Discussed in Committee, House Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
438) Amends Title 34 (Game) further providing for the term of office of
commissioners. The bill would change the terms and conditions of holding
office by the commissioners.
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Bill History:
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02-09-05
H Filed
02-09-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
440) Amends Title 34 (Game) prohibiting hunting in and around game feeders
and game feeding areas by adding a subsection to unlawful devices and
methods of hunting, to include hunting any game or wildlife within 100
yards of any game feeder or feeding areas where any natural hay, grass,
browse, grain, fruit, nut, salt, chemical, mineral, other food or any
combination is used for feeding purposes.
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Bill History:
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02-09-05
H Filed
02-09-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
441) Amends Title 34 (Game) further providing for certain activities by
persons holding disabled person permits. The loaded firearm and locating
game requirements in the provisions for persons holding these permits would
not apply to any person who is permanently confined to a wheelchair and who
uses an electric-powered wheelchair or any other motorized conveyance for
mobility when hunting.
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Bill History:
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02-09-05
H Filed
02-09-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
442) Amends Title 34 (Game) further providing for the limited hunting of
woodchucks on Sundays. The bill would limit hunting on Sunday except for
the hunting of woodchucks with the written permission of the landowner or
lessee.
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Bill History:
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02-09-05
H Filed
02-09-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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HB 420 (3)
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Good
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Amends
Title 34 re dogs killing big game
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
4281) Amends Title 34 (Game) by adding that leashed dogs may be used to
track big game that have been killed or wounded only after regulations have
been promulgated by the commission. Those accompanying the dog may carry a
firearm only during authorized hunting hours. (Prior Printer Number: 2592)
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Bill History:
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07-13-05
H Filed
07-28-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
10-18-05 H Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 302, Irvis
Office Building, House Game and Fisheries
10-18-05 H Passed over in committee House Game and Fisheries
12-13-05 H Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 302, Irvis
Office Building, House Game and Fisheries
12-13-05 H Informational meeting held House Game and Fisheries
04-25-06 H Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 302, Irvis
Office Building, House Game and Fisheries
04-25-06 H Voted favorably from committee on House Game and Fisheries
04-25-06 H Reported as committed from House Game and Fisheries
04-25-06 H First consideration
04-25-06 H Laid on the table
05-02-06 H Set on the Tabled Calendar for
05-02-06 H Removed from the table
05-02-06 H Second consideration
05-02-06 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
06-05-06 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
06-05-06 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
06-19-06 H Set on the House Calendar
06-19-06 H Laid out for discussion
06-19-06 H 2 Floor amendment(s) adopted
06-19-06 H Third consideration
06-19-06 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:194/N: 3)
06-23-06 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
577) Amends Title 34 (Game) by authorizing Pennsylvania Game Commission
officers to enforce trespass laws.
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Bill History:
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02-14-05
H Filed
02-15-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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HB 532 (3)
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Baker
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Joint
Resolution re hunting, fishing game
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
580) Joint Resolution proposing an amendment to the PA Constitution stating
that the right to hunt, fish and harvest game would forever be preserved,
subject to state restrictions.
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Bill History:
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02-14-05
H Filed
02-15-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
676) Amends Title 71 (State Government) by defining "enforcement
officer" to include Game Commission officers and other commissioned
law enforcement personnel employed by the Game Commission who have and
exercise the same law enforcement powers as Game Commission officers. The
paragraph does not apply to deputy Game Commission officers.
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Bill History:
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02-15-05
H Filed
02-16-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 302, Irvis
Office Building, House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Reported as committed from House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H First consideration
04-13-05 H Laid on the table
06-20-05 H Set on the Tabled Calendar for
06-20-05 H Removed from the table
06-20-05 H Second consideration
06-20-05 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
06-27-05 H Set on the House Calendar
06-27-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
06-27-05 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
06-28-05 H Set on the House Calendar
06-28-05 H Laid out for discussion
06-28-05 H Third consideration
06-28-05 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:186/N: 8)
06-29-05 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Finance
10-18-05 S Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 8E-A, East Wing, Senate Finance
10-18-05 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Finance
10-18-05 S Reported as committed from Senate Finance
10-18-05 S First consideration
10-24-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
10-24-05 S Rereferred to Senate Appropriations
10-31-05 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Committee Conference Ro,
Senate Appropriations
10-31-05 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Appropriations
10-31-05 S Reported as committed from Senate Appropriations
11-01-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
11-01-05 S Second consideration
11-02-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
11-02-05 S Recommitted to Senate Appropriations
12-12-05 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Committee Conference Ro,
Senate Appropriations
12-12-05 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Appropriations
12-12-05 S Reported as committed from Senate Appropriations
12-13-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
12-13-05 S Laid out for discussion
12-13-05 S Third consideration
12-13-05 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 45/N: 5)
12-14-05 H Signed in the House
12-14-05 S Signed in the Senate
12-15-05 G In the hands of the Governor
12-25-05 G Last day for Governor's action
12-23-05 G Vetoed by the Governor (Veto: 2)
11-27-06 H Set on the House Calendar
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
698) Amends Title 34 (Game) further providing for audit of moneys before
the General Assembly to include, not only the current fiscal year budget
and for the next fiscal year, but also include in that report "any
studies, programs, donations or expenditures involving the participation of
the members of the commission, the director or any officer, employee or
agent of the commission acting in his official capacity that are not disbursed
from the Game Fund."
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Bill History:
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02-15-05
H Filed
02-16-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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HB 680 (3)
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Bunt
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Amends
Dog Law re harboring unlicensed dogs
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
773) Amends the Dog Law by adding that damage claims related to harboring
unlicensed dogs and for damages by coyotes would be paid from the Game
Fund, not the "Dog Law Restricted Account."
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Bill History:
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02-22-05
H Filed
03-01-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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HB 720 (3)
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Haluska
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Amends
Title 34 re hunting and unlawful lights
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
811) Amends Title 34 (Game) by adding that it would be permissible for a
person to use a flashlight or spotlight held in the hand or on the head to
take coyotes, bobcats, raccoons, skunks, opossum or foxes.
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Bill History:
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02-23-05
H Filed
03-01-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 302, Irvis
Office Building, House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Reported as committed from House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H First consideration
04-13-05 H Laid on the table
06-22-05 H Set on the Tabled Calendar for
06-22-05 H Removed from the table
06-22-05 H Laid on the table
06-29-05 H Set on the Tabled Calendar for
06-29-05 H Removed from the table
06-29-05 H Second consideration
06-29-05 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
06-30-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
06-30-05 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
07-01-05 H Set on the House Calendar
07-01-05 H Laid out for discussion
07-01-05 H Third consideration
07-01-05 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:198/N: 0)
07-01-05 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Game and Fisheries
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HB 742 (3)
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Good
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Amends
Title 34 re furbearing devices, methods
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
833) Amends Title 34 (Game) by stating that decoys used in the trapping or
hunting of furbearers are excluded from the "Unlawful devices and
methods" law.
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Bill History:
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02-24-05
H Filed
03-01-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 302, Irvis
Office Building, House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Reported as committed from House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H First consideration
04-13-05 H Laid on the table
05-11-05 H Set on the Tabled Calendar for
05-11-05 H Removed from the table
05-11-05 H Second consideration
05-11-05 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
06-13-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
06-13-05 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
06-14-05 H Set on the House Calendar
06-14-05 H Laid out for discussion
06-14-05 H Third consideration
06-14-05 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:194/N: 0)
06-17-05 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
979) Amends Title 34 (Game) further providing for unlawful acts concerning
licenses. Under the provisions of what would be considered an unlawful act,
language is removed concerning (1) the requirement to display the required
license and (2) removing or causing to be removed or permitting the removal
of any hunting or furtaking license required by this
title from the place where the license is required to be displayed for the
purpose of concealing the identity of that person or to resort to any other
means or manner to conceal the identity of that person.
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Bill History:
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03-08-05
H Filed
03-14-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
03-14-05 H Meeting set for Off the Floor, Room 302, Irvis
Office Buildi, House Game and Fisheries
03-14-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Game and Fisheries
03-14-05 H Reported as committed from House Game and Fisheries
03-14-05 H First consideration
03-14-05 H Laid on the table
03-15-05 H Set on the Tabled Calendar for
03-15-05 H Removed from the table
03-15-05 H Second consideration
03-15-05 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
05-02-05 H Set on the House Calendar
05-09-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
05-09-05 H Set on the House Calendar
05-09-05 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
05-09-05 H Laid out for discussion
05-09-05 H Third consideration
05-09-05 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:195/N: 0)
05-24-05 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
990) Amends Title 34 (Game) further providing for use of Game Fund
revenues. Under the allocation of revenue provisions, the bill calls for a
minimum of 10% of the previous fiscal year's revenues from timber
harvesting to be used solely for the purpose of forest regeneration
activities. A reforestation practice entered into as part of a timber
harvesting contract by the commission shall be included for purposes of
calculating revenues from timber harvesting. The money collected will be
deposited into a separate account and used exclusively for production,
distribution and planting of trees and spraying and deer fencing on
commission land. The account will operate as a revolving fund.
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Bill History:
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03-09-05
H Filed
03-14-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
2362) Amends Title 34 (Game) by adding that resident military personnel
hunting licenses would be issued to a person who is a former prisoner of
war. A former prisoner of war would be entitled to purchase a resident
hunting license at the cost of $1 plus the current issuing fee upon
application to the commission. (Prior Printer Number: 1010, 1638, 1919,
2101)
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Bill History:
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03-11-05
H Filed
03-14-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 302, Irvis
Office Building, House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Voted favorably from committee as amended House Game and
Fisheries
04-13-05 H Reported as amended House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H First consideration
04-13-05 H Laid on the table
05-02-05 H Set on the Tabled Calendar for
05-02-05 H Removed from the table
05-02-05 H Second consideration
05-02-05 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
05-03-05 H Discussed in press conference
05-09-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
05-09-05 H Set on the House Calendar
05-09-05 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
05-09-05 H Laid out for discussion
05-09-05 H 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
05-09-05 H Third consideration
05-09-05 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:195/N: 0)
05-24-05 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Game and Fisheries
06-07-05 S Meeting set for 11:30 a.m., Rules Committee Conference Room,
Senate Game and Fisheries
06-07-05 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Game and
Fisheries
06-07-05 S Reported as amended Senate Game and Fisheries
06-07-05 S First consideration
06-13-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-13-05 S Rereferred to Senate Appropriations
06-20-05 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Committee Conference Ro,
Senate Appropriations
06-20-05 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Appropriations
06-20-05 S Reported as committed from Senate Appropriations
06-22-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-22-05 S Second consideration
06-28-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-28-05 S Laid out for discussion
06-28-05 S 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
06-28-05 S Over in Senate
06-29-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-29-05 S Laid out for discussion
06-29-05 S Third consideration
06-29-05 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 50/N: 0)
06-29-05 H Received as amended in House and rereferred
House Rules
06-30-05 H Re-reported on concurrence as committed House Rules
06-30-05 H Set on the House Calendar
06-30-05 H Laid out for discussion
06-30-05 H House concurred in Senate amendments (Vote: Y:197/N: 0)
06-30-05 H Signed in the House
07-01-05 S Signed in the Senate
07-04-05 G In the hands of the Governor
07-14-05 G Last day for Governor's action
07-05-05 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 19)
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1026) Amends Title 34 (Game) deleting section 2303 relating to Sunday
hunting prohibition, thereby granting the PA Game Commission the authority
to decide when hunting may occur.
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Bill History:
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03-11-05
H Filed
03-14-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
06-09-05 H Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 60, East Wing (Note Room Cha,
House Game and Fisheries
06-09-05 H Public hearing held in committee House Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1055) Amends Title 34 (Game) allowing Sunday hunting to occur on regulated
commercial hunting grounds that hold a valid permit.
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Bill History:
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03-14-05
H Filed
03-14-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1071) Amends Title 34 (Game) further providing for the composition of the
Pennsylvania Game Commission by excluding current or former employees or
deputy wildlife conservation officers of the commission from holding one of
the eight seats in the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
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Bill History:
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03-14-05
H Filed
03-14-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
2363) Amends Title 34 (Game) by providing for Pennsylvania National Guard
and Reserve Armed Forces hunting licenses. These licenses may be issued to
any person otherwise eligible for a resident hunting license in PA who
provides documentation that within the previous 24 months the person was
deployed overseas as a member of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard, Air
National Guard or Reserves on active federal service for a period of 180
consecutive days or more or was released early from such service because of
an injury or disease incurred in the line of duty. Only one Pennsylvania
National Guard hunting license may be issued for each qualifying deployment
of a person applying for the license. The Pennsylvania National Guard and
Reserves hunting license would cost $1. (Prior Printer Number: 1235, 1639,
2102)
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Bill History:
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03-18-05
H Filed
03-23-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 302, Irvis
Office Building, House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H Voted favorably from committee as amended House Game and
Fisheries
04-13-05 H Reported as amended House Game and Fisheries
04-13-05 H First consideration
04-13-05 H Laid on the table
05-02-05 H Set on the Tabled Calendar for
05-02-05 H Removed from the table
05-02-05 H Second consideration
05-02-05 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
05-03-05 H Discussed in press conference
05-09-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
05-09-05 H Set on the House Calendar
05-09-05 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
05-09-05 H Laid out for discussion
05-09-05 H Third consideration
05-09-05 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:195/N: 0)
05-23-05 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Game and Fisheries
06-07-05 S Meeting set for 11:30 a.m., Rules Committee Conference Room,
Senate Game and Fisheries
06-07-05 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Game and
Fisheries
06-07-05 S Reported as amended Senate Game and Fisheries
06-07-05 S First consideration
06-13-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-13-05 S Rereferred to Senate Appropriations
06-20-05 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Committee Conference Ro,
Senate Appropriations
06-20-05 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Appropriations
06-20-05 S Reported as committed from Senate Appropriations
06-22-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-22-05 S Second consideration
06-28-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-28-05 S Laid out for discussion
06-28-05 S 1 Floor amendment(s) adopted
06-28-05 S Over in Senate
06-29-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-29-05 S Laid out for discussion
06-29-05 S Third consideration
06-29-05 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 50/N: 0)
06-29-05 H Received as amended in House and rereferred
House Rules
06-30-05 H Re-reported on concurrence as committed House Rules
06-30-05 H Set on the House Calendar
06-30-05 H Laid out for discussion
06-30-05 H House concurred in Senate amendments (Vote: Y:197/N: 0)
06-30-05 H Signed in the House
07-01-05 S Signed in the Senate
07-05-05 G In the hands of the Governor
07-15-05 G Last day for Governor's action
07-05-05 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 20)
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1600) Amends Title 34 (Game) expanding the definition and hunting
privileges of military personnel by adding that any person regularly
enrolled in any branch of the armed forces of the United States or in the
United States Coast Guard and on full-time active duty on the date of
application would be considered a resident. Also, resident military
personnel hunting licenses would be issued to persons who are residents of
the United States
and are on active and full-time duty in the United States Armed Forces.
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Bill History:
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04-11-05
H Filed
04-12-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1654) Amends Title 34 (Game) further providing for the issuance of antlerless deer licenses by the commission as well as
the county treasurer.
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Bill History:
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04-13-05
H Filed
04-14-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
2109) Amends Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) creating Subchapter D entitled
"Unlawful use of Computers," which makes computer-assisted remote
harvesting of animals a third degree misdemeanor. "Computer-assisted
remote harvesting of an animal" is defined as the use of a computer or
software, to control remotely the aiming and discharge of any implement
that allows a person who is not physically present at the location of that
implement, to harvest an animal located in PA. (Prior Printer Number: 1729)
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Bill History:
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04-19-05
H Filed
04-26-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Judiciary
06-07-05 H Meeting set for 10:00 a.m., Room 39, East Wing, House Judiciary
06-07-05 H Voted favorably from committee as amended House Judiciary
06-07-05 H Reported as amended House Judiciary
06-07-05 H First consideration
06-07-05 H Rereferred to House Rules
06-21-05 H Reported as committed from House Rules
06-21-05 H Second consideration
06-21-05 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
06-27-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
06-27-05 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
06-28-05 H Set on the House Calendar
06-28-05 H Laid out for discussion
06-28-05 H Third consideration
06-28-05 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:194/N: 0)
06-30-05 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Judiciary
09-20-05 S Meeting set for 11:30 a.m., Room 8E-B, East Wing, Senate
Judiciary
09-20-05 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Judiciary
09-20-05 S Reported as committed from Senate Judiciary
09-20-05 S First consideration
10-18-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
10-18-05 S Second consideration
10-19-05 S Set on the Senate Calendar
10-19-05 S Third consideration
10-19-05 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 50/N: 0)
10-25-05 H Signed in the House
10-26-05 S Signed in the Senate
10-26-05 G In the hands of the Governor
11-05-05 G Last day for Governor's action
11-01-05 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 63)
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HB 1444
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Wilt
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Amends
Title 34 re taxidermists licenses/fees
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1742) Amends Title 34 (Game) deleting licensing requirements for
taxidermists.
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Bill History:
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04-21-05
H Filed
04-28-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
4309) Amends Title 34 (Game) by requiring taxidermists to register with the
department on a form prescribed by the department. The bill provides for
unlawful acts and duties of the department. The bill also requires that a
person registered under this chapter would report an unmarked convention on
international trade in endangered species or threatened or endangered
special specimen to the proper authority within 72 hours of receiving
notice of the specimen. (Prior Printer Number: 1877)
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Bill History:
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05-03-05
H Filed
05-04-05 H Introduced and referred to committee on House Game and Fisheries
06-08-05 H Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Hearing Room 3, North Office Buil, House Game and Fisheries
06-08-05 H Heard in committee action pending House Game and Fisheries
06-22-05 H Meeting set for 9:30 a.m., Room 39, East Wing, House Game and
Fisheries
06-22-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Game and Fisheries
06-22-05 H Reported as committed from House Game and Fisheries
06-22-05 H First consideration
06-22-05 H Rereferred to House Rules
09-26-05 H Reported as committed from House Rules
09-26-05 H Laid on the table
10-31-05 H Set on the Tabled Calendar for
10-31-05 H Removed from the table
10-31-05 H Second consideration
10-31-05 H Rereferred to House Appropriations
11-21-05 H Voted favorably from committee on House Appropriations
11-21-05 H Reported as committed from House Appropriations
11-21-05 H Set on the House Calendar
11-21-05 H Laid out for discussion
11-21-05 H Third consideration
11-21-05 H Final Passage (Vote: Y:192/N: 2)
11-23-05 S Received in the Senate and referred to Senate Game and Fisheries
06-20-06 S Meeting set for 10:00 a.m., Room 461 Main Capitol Building,
Senate Game and Fisheries
06-20-06 S Voted favorably from committee as amended Senate Game and
Fisheries
06-20-06 S Reported as amended Senate Game and Fisheries
06-20-06 S First consideration
06-21-06 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-21-06 S Rereferred to Senate Appropriations
06-26-06 S Meeting set for Off the Floor, Rules Committee Conference Ro,
Senate Appropriations
06-26-06 S Voted favorably from committee on Senate Appropriations
06-26-06 S Reported as committed from Senate Appropriations
06-27-06 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-27-06 S Second consideration
06-29-06 S Set on the Senate Calendar
06-29-06 S Laid out for discussion
06-29-06 S Third consideration
06-29-06 S Final Passage (Vote: Y: 49/N: 0)
06-29-06 H Received as amended in House and rereferred
House Rules
06-30-06 H Re-reported on concurrence as committed House Rules
06-30-06 H Set on the House Calendar
06-30-06 H Laid out for discussion
06-30-06 H House concurred in Senate amendments (Vote: Y:194/N: 2)
06-30-06 H Signed in the House
06-30-06 S Signed in the Senate
07-01-06 G In the hands of the Governor
07-11-06 G Last day for Governor's action
07-07-06 G Approved by the Governor (Act: 77)
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PLS Summary:
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(PN
1977) The Hunting Heritage Protection Act would require Department managed
lands to be open to access and use for recreational hunting. The Department
of Conservation and Natural Resources would not be required to give hunting
a priority over other uses of the land, but the Department must ensure that
their actions, to the greatest practical extent, do not result in a net
loss of acreage for hunting. The Secretary would be required to report to
the General Assembly by October 1 of each year on the acreage administered
by the Department that has been closed during the previous year to
recreational hunting and the reasons for the closures and the acreage
administered by the Department that was opened to recreational hunting to
compensate for acreage closed.
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