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OH SB210
Bill
Status
9/1/2011
Primary Sponsor
Kevin Bacon
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AI Summary
S.B. 210 Summary
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Allows active, reserve, or honorably discharged members of the armed forces to obtain hunting licenses without completing a hunter education and conservation course by presenting proof of military service
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Allows active duty or retired law enforcement officers to obtain hunting licenses without completing the required hunter education and conservation course by presenting proof of their law enforcement status
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Permits these individuals to present proof of military or law enforcement status as an alternative to presenting a previously held hunting license, course completion certificate, or evidence of equivalent training
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Maintains all other hunting license requirements and restrictions, including fees and permitting requirements for specific game
Legislative Description
To exempt an applicant for a hunting license who is an active, reserve, or honorably discharged member of the armed forces or an active duty or retired law enforcement officer from completing a hunter education and conservation course in order to obtain the license.
Hunting/conservation course-exempt active/veteran of armed forces/law enforcement
Last Action
To Agriculture, Environment & Natural Resources
9/1/2011