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United States — Minnesota
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Money received from the U.S. government under the referenced act must be spent partly on public schools and partly on public roads, with special sharing rules for certain forest counties.
United States — Minnesota
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Money received from the specified federal aid is to be spent half on public schools and the rest on public roads in the counties where the land producing the money is located.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of management and budget must send state treasury payments to the county treasurer for amounts due under section 94.521, and counties must use the money only for the purposes and proportions provided here.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of management and budget must send state treasury payments to county treasurers for amounts due under sections 94.52 to 94.54, and may also send a payment to the federal government to repay a county loan when notified of that loan.
United States — Minnesota
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County boards that receive the money must use the school portion to support school districts near a national forest and use the road portion, as far as practicable, to construct and repair roads near national forests.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may sell or transfer improvements on state-owned lands and must document the transfer by bill of sale; proceeds must go to the state treasury and the land acquisition account.
United States — Minnesota
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This chapter and chapters 97B and 97C may be cited as the "game and fish laws."
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines hunting, fishing, wildlife, and licensing terms used in this chapter and related chapters.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision says some game and fish law rules yield when they conflict with criminal procedure or penal law, preserves the commissioner’s delegation authority, treats parts of wild animals the same as the animals, and makes listed dates and open seasons inclusive unless stated otherwise.
United States — Minnesota
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Wild animals belong to the state, and a person generally may not claim a property right in them or destroy them unless authorized by game and fish laws or specified sections.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must run a statewide technical-assistance program for protecting agricultural crops from wild animals, and may provide emergency deterrent materials to eligible landowners or tenants subject to conditions and dollar caps.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not wantonly waste or destroy a usable part of a protected wild animal, unless expressly allowed. The section does not apply to common carp.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not remove or deface a Department of Natural Resources sign unless the commissioner approves it.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision prohibits interfering with or disturbing lawful hunting-related activity and requires a person to stop if a peace officer orders it.
United States — Minnesota
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This section limits possession of wildlife in captivity for public exhibition unless the person has a permit, and it sets permit, inspection, and application requirements.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of natural resources must make fish consumption advisories available in at least four languages, including English, and do so with the commissioner of health.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner has broad powers and duties to manage wild animals, issue and format licenses and permits, make rules, notify affected people, and set certain fees.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must use emergency rulemaking in specified situations and must follow the chapter’s procedure.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must publish and mail notice about a proposed emergency rule, include specific statements in the notice, and give the public at least 25 days to submit written comments.
United States — Minnesota
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Before submitting notice for certain emergency fee rules, the commissioner must send the notice and proposed rules to specified committee chairs.