Wisconsin Assembly A.B.712. Enforcement of federal and state laws relating to the management of the wolf population and to the killing of wolves and ex...

A.B.712. Enforcement of federal and state laws relating to the management of the wolf population and to the killing of wolves and expenditure of funds for wolf management purposes. (FE)

Wisconsin Assembly
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Summary

                    This bill makes changes to the laws regulating wolf hunting and the laws  authorizing funding for wolf management activities.

Under current law, the Department of Natural Resources is required to allow  the hunting and trapping of wolves if the wolf is not listed on the U.S. list of  endangered and threatened species and is not listed on the state endangered list.

This bill prohibits a law enforcement officer from enforcing a federal or state  law that relates to the management of the wolf population in this state or that  prohibits the killing of wolf in this state. The bill prohibits DNR from expending any  funds for the purpose of managing the wolf population in this state other than for the  purpose of making payments under the endangered resources program to persons  who apply for reimbursement for certain damage caused by wolves or protecting  private property, including domestic cattle, from wolf depredation. The bill also  prohibits DNR from taking any action to inform or support federal law enforcement  officers regarding the enforcement of any federal or state law relating to wolves. The  bill specifies that these prohibitions apply only if wolves are listed on the U.S. list of  endangered and threatened species. Under the bill, if wolves are removed from that  list, the prohibitions in the bill will no longer apply.

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                    Analysis by the Legislative Reference Bureau

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Actions

Executive action taken
Wed, Jan 17th 2018
Assembly Amendment 1 offered by Representative Spreitzer
Tue, Jan 16th 2018
Public hearing held
Wed, Jan 10th 2018
Introduced by Representatives Jarchow, Felzkowski, Quinn, Kremer, E. Brooks, Skowronski, Krug, Kleefisch, Swearingen, Stafsholt, Kulp, Brandtjen, Tauchen, Ripp, Edming, Vorpagel, Rohrkaste, Horlacher and Mursau; cosponsored by Senators Tiffany, Vukmir and Craig
Tue, Dec 5th 2017
Read first time and referred to Committee on Natural Resources and Sporting Heritage
Tue, Dec 5th 2017

Sources

http://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/2017/proposals/reg/asm/bill/ab712

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