03.17
LICENSES, PERMITS, STAMPS, TAGS,
COSTS AND EXPIRATION DATES
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LIFETIME LICENSE:
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Resident Military Retiree Lifetime Fishing License
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MRF
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$10.50
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Non-Expiring
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Resident Military Retiree Lifetime Hunting License
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MRH
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$25.00
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Non-Expiring
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Resident Military Retiree Lifetime Combination
License
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MRC
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$35.50
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Non-Expiring
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Resident Military Retiree Lifetime Waterfowl
Permit
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MRD
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$ 7.00
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Non-Expiring
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Resident Military Retiree Lifetime Trout Permit
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MRT
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$ 5.00
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Non-Expiring
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Resident 65 Plus Lifetime Fishing License
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PLF
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$ 10.50
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Non-Expiring
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Resident 65 Plus Lifetime
Sportsman's Hunting License and Permit
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PLH
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$ 25.00
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Non-Expiring
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Resident 65 Plus Lifetime Combination License
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PLC
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$ 35.50
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Non-Expiring
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Resident 65 Plus Lifetime Waterfowl
Permit...........
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PLD
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$ 7.00
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Non-Expiring
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Resident 65 Plus Lifetime Trout Permit ...........
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PLT
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$ 5.00
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Non-Expiring
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Non-Expiring Lifetime Resident Hunting & Fishing
Sportsman's Permit
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LSP
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$ l,000.00
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Non-Expiring
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Resident Disabled Military Veteran Lifetime Fishing
License
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VLF
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$10.50
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Non-Expiring
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Resident Disabled Military Veteran Lifetime Hunting
License
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VLH
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$25.00
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Non-Expiring
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Resident Disabled Military Veteran Lifetime Combination
License
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VLC
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$35.50
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Non-Expiring
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Resident Disabled Military Veteran Lifetime Waterfowl
Permit
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VLD
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$ 7.00
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Non-Expiring
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Resident Disabled Military Veteran Lifetime Trout
Permit
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VLT
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$ 5.00
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Non-Expiring
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Committees Arkansas Game and Fish Commission The following
proposal is to establish procedures for the conduct of Commission business
through use of committees.
Committee Structure
1. Standing Committees
2. Special Committees
Standing Committees
1. Budget - oversees budgets,
revenue, capital expenditures, and financial statements and
projections.
2. Education
/ Information & Information Technology - oversees agency education
outreach programs and facilities, needs and strategies for effective internal
and public communication, public awareness, and media outreach
initiatives.
3. Personnel
& Governance - oversees personnel, governance, legal, ethics, and
audit compliance (including internal audit) matters.
4. Property Management & Oil and Gas-
oversees the acquisition, disposition, and maintenance of real property
(including mineral interests) and equipment, as well as the operation of
Commission facilities.
5.
Regulations -
oversees all fish and wildlife including Fisheries,
Wildlife, Waterfowl, and Enforcement) rules, regulations, and
management.
Special CommitteesCreated ad hoc by
decision of the Commission Chair or through majority vote by members of the
Commission.
Procedures
1. Three, four, or five Commissioners shall
be appointed per committee. A majority shall constitute a quorum (e.g., 2 for
3-member committee; 3 for 5-member committee).
2. The Commission Chair shall name the chair
and members of each committee.
3.
The Commission Chair shall make assignments of matters to individual
committees, including "standing assignments."
4. The Commission Chair may serve in full
capacity on any committee, and also may serve in an ex-officio capacity on any
or all committees. If serving in an ex-officio capacity, the Commission Chair
shall only vote in order to break ties.
5. No matter shall be considered by the
Commission unless it receives a "do pass" vote from the responsible committee.
A Committee "do pass" recommendation is advisory in nature only and remains
subject to a vote of the Commission at a regular or special Commission meeting.
This rule may be suspended upon a 2/3 vote of the Commission.
6. The Committee Chair shall call all
committee meetings. If the Chair declines or fails to call a meeting within a
reasonable time period after receiving a request from a member, any two or more
members may combine to call a meeting. The Commission Secretary shall arrange
with staff to notify media and provide agendas of all committee meeting times
and locations.
7. Each committee
shall have at least one staff liaison designated by the Committee Chair. The
staff liaison and other appropriate staff will attend committee meetings, and
the staff liaison shall be responsible for preparing minutes of each meeting
and promptly submitting the minutes to the Committee Chair for approval and
then to the Commission Secretary for recording.
8. Committee meetings may be held by
teleconference. Calls will be set up by staff and originate from the Little
Rock Building. It is not necessary, but it is desirable for a Commissioner to
be present in Little Rock, if possible.
9. Most committee meetings will be held on
Wednesday morning before the Thursday Commission Meeting. Committee meetings
may be held simultaneously in different Commission rooms, if needed. Committee
meetings will also occur on other days as needed.
10. Anytime the Committee Chair can not
attend a committee meeting or wishes to temporarily relinquish the chair, the
Committee Chair will designate a current committee member to serve as acting
chair. Such designation will continue until revoked by the Committee
Chair.
11. All committee meeting
agendas will be set by the Committee Chair after consultation with staff and
the other committee members. The setting of the agenda falls under the
discretion of the Chair, who ordinarily may (or may not) add an item upon
request of a single member. However, two or more members may combine, as a
matter of right, to require that an item be added to the agenda.
12. Each Committee Chair shall give a report
to the full Commission at its next monthly Commission meeting on any action
taken by the respective committee.
