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Cumulative Index - Last updated 01/12/04
2003 Session - Frames Version or No Frames Version |
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GAME, INLAND FISHERIES AND BOATING
Aircraft and Watercraft Sales and Use Tax; increased. Amending §§ 58.1-1402 and 58.1-1502. (Patron-Darner, HB 1711 (F))
Aquatic Nuisance Species Act, Nonindigenous; created. Adding §§ 29.1-571 through 29.1-577. (Patron-Plum, HB 2752 (Chapter 446); Scott, HB 2814 (I) See HB2752)
Constitutional amendment; exempts motor vehicles and boats from local taxation (first reference). Amending Section 6 of Article X. (Patron-Colgan, SJR 51 (CD))
Deer kill permits; issuance to landowners whose residential plants have been damaged. Amending § 29.1-529. (Patron-Nutter, HB 1765 (Chapter 123))
Deer or bear kill permits; not to be issued to persons previously convicted of certain firearms violation. Amending § 29.1-529. (Patron-Barlow, HB 2113 (Chapter 135))
Elk; included in damage stamp program. Amending §§ 29.1-352, 29.1-354, 29.1-355 and 29.1-356. (Patron-Stump, HB 1901 (F); Phillips, HB 2157 (Chapter 137))
Game and Inland Fisheries, Department of; fees for admittance, parking or use of their facilities. Amending §§ 29.1-101 and 29.1-103; adding § 29.1-113. (Patron-Deeds, SB 786 (Chapter 562))
Game and Marine Resources Commission; created from merger of Marine Resources Commission and Department of Game and Inland Fisheries. Amending §§ 28.2-100, 28.2-102, 28.2-103, 28.2-106, 29.1-100 and 29.1-200; adding §§ 28.2-100.1, 28.2-103.1 through 28.2-103.8 and 28.2-104.1; repealing §§ 28.2-101, 28.2-104, 29.1-102 through 29.1-108 and 29.1-109 through 29.1-112. (Patron-Hamilton, HB 2154 (F))
Hunters For The Hungry; voluntary contributions thereto. Amending §§ 29.1-330, 29.1-332 and 29.1-333. (Patron-Thomas, HB 1874 (Chapter 737); Stolle, SB 808 (Chapter 95))
Hunting and fishing licenses; clerks of courts may be relieved from duty of sale thereof. Amending § 29.1-323. (Patron-Deeds, SB 726 (Chapter 92))
Hunting and trapping; suspension of privileges. Amending §§ 18.2-56.1, 29.1-338, 29.1-521.2, 29.1-523, 29.1-523.1 and 29.1-525. (Patron-Hogan, HB 2103 (F))
Hunting licenses; increases fees for nonresident. Amending §§ 29.1-303 and 29.1-303.1. (Patron-Pollard, HB 1663 (Chapter 120))
Hunting of waterfowl from duck blinds; provisions, fees, rebuilding blinds, etc. Amending §§ 29.1-340 through 29.1-351; adding §§ 29.1-341.1, 29.1-347.1 and 29.1-350.1; repealing Chapter 312, 1924 Acts. (Patron-Cox, HB 202 (CD))
Paradise Creek, Development of a Park, Recreation or Wildlife Area; Report on (SJR 85, 2002). (SD 10)
Personal flotation devices; wearing by children under age 12 when watercraft in operation. Adding § 29.1-735.01. (Patron-Lucas, SB 47 (CD))
Personal flotation devices; wearing by children under age 7 when watercraft in operation. Amending § 29.1-700; adding § 29.1-735.01. (Patron-Wardrup, HB 1660 (F); Lucas, SB 1120 (F))
Recreational boat freshwater fishing license; established. Adding § 29.1-310.2. (Patron-Ware, HB 1996 (F))
Trapping; lifetime license for senior citizens. Adding § 29.1-309.2. (Patron-Nixon, HB 2419 (Chapter 145))
Watercraft; all personal owners required to complete a boating safety education course. Amending §§ 29.1-748 and 29.1-749. (Patron-Wampler, SB 760 (F))
Watercraft; localities may establish “pass-through” zones. Adding § 29.1-744.4. (Patron-Purkey, HB 1525 (Chapter 780))
Watercraft; minimum operation distance from shoreline in Virginia Beach City. Adding § 29.1-748.1. (Patron-Purkey, HB 1526 (Chapter 117))
Waterfowl blind statutes; study on provisions thereof that determine how stationary blinds are licensed in public waters and on shores of public waters. (Patron-Cox, HJR 83 (CD))
Waterfowl sanctuaries and blinds; repeals establishment in certain localities. Repealing Chapter 334, 1928 Acts, Chapter 39, 1942 Acts, Chapter 680, 1956 Acts, Chapters 152 and 463, 1958 Acts and Chapter 342, 1962 Acts. (Patron-Cox, HB 201 (CD))
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