Daily Legislative update

Legislative Daily Updates       Day: 36

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We have been monitoring the Budget process very closely, during these last few days of this Legislature. It looks like all of our issues and the Budget process has no hidden surprises for our ourdoor interests here in SD. This will be the last Legislative update this year!

Thank you all for a great and so very productive Session!

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Bills are listed from the newest introduced (largest Bill number) to oldest (smaller Bill number)

House Bill’s = Green

Senate = Orange

SDWF’s Comments on Individual Bills:

Location of Bill and scheduled hearings:

Link to actual Bill:

House Bills:

HB 1220 is located under finalizations

HB 1210 is located under finalizations

HB 1195 is located under finalizations

HB 1188 is located under finalizations

HB 1178 is located under finalizations

HB 1166 is located under finalizations

HB 1164 is located under finalizations

HB 1163 is located under finalizations

HB 1149 is located under finalizations

HB 1143 is located under finalizations

HB 1129 is located under finalizations

HB 1124 is loacted under finalizations

HB 1123 is located under finalizations

HB 1097 is located under finalizations

HB 1086 is located under finalizations

HB 1079 is located under finalizations

HB 1068 is located under finalizations

HB 1065 is located under finalizations

HB 1064 is located under finalizations

HB 1063 is located under finaizations

HB 1048 is located under finalizations

HB 1047 is located under finalizations

HB 1037 is located under finalizations

HB 1006 is located under finalizations

HB 1005 is located under finalizations

Senate Bills:

SB 193 is under finalizations

SB 148 is under finalizations

SB 106 is under finalizations

SB 91 is under finalizations

SB 55 is under finalizations

Finalizations of Bills:

HB 1188 authorize landowners and lessees to possess

certain game animal and game bird trophies.

Hearings; House Ag Passed to 41st Day. (DEAD)http://legis.state.sd.us/sessions/2011/Bill.aspx?Bill=1188

HB 1178 restrict the entry of conservation officers onto

certain private land without permission

House killed it 21 to 48 vote.

http://legis.state.sd.us/sessions/2011/Bill.aspx?Bill=1178

HB 1123 provide for reciprocal nonresident trapping licenses

Hearings; House AgPassed to 41st Day. (DEAD)http://legis.state.sd.us/sessions/2011/Bill.aspx?Bill=1123

HB 1097 Changes the way Grass is taxed.

House Ag. passed to 41st day. (DEAD)

http://legis.state.sd.us/sessions/2011/Bill.aspx?Bill=1097

HB 1048 provide for the distribution of the proceeds of

certain civil fines and civil penalties

Hearing: House Judiciary, RM # 413, 10am. (Table Dead)

http://legis.state.sd.us/sessions/2011/Bill.aspx?File=HB1048P.htm

HB 1047 revise certain prairie dog shooting season

provisions

http://legis.state.sd.us/sessions/2011/Bill.aspx?Bill=1047

HB 1037 revise certain posting requirements relating to hunting in the Black Hills Fire Protection District 

Passed Full House 68-0 to Senate passed,

http://legis.state.sd.us/sessions/2011/Bill.aspx?Bill=1037

HB 1006 authorizes certain air guns for use in hunting certain

animals.

Hearing; Passed full House, Passed Senate to the Gov.

http://legis.state.sd.us/sessions/2011/Bill.aspx?Bill=1006

HB 1005 Revise certain provisions pertaining to private

shooting preserves. 

Hearing; Passed full House, Passed Senate to the Gov.

http://legis.state.sd.us/sessions/2011/Bill.aspx?Bill=1005

Hints to use the SD legislative e-mail system:

To easily send the same e-mail to multiple legislators, use this internet address:  http://legis.state.sd.us/email/LegislatorEmail.aspx  

If your computer is connected to the internet, simply hold the cursor over the address above, hold down the Ctrl key and click the mouse, and you will go to the correct page on the internet. You can also cut and paste the address into your browser, but there is no need to. 

-When the page opens up, fill out your e-mail address in the “from” line.

-Select a senator or representative in the drop down box, for example Sen. Smith.

-Put the HB or SB number and a brief description in the subject line. An example would

  be “HB 1067: Restrict entry of conservation officers.”

-Write your message. (You can first write it in Word to make sure of spelling and

  grammar, and then cut and paste it into the message block.)

-Sign your name, at the very least. You can also put your address and phone.

-Hit send.

-You will get a message on the page saying your mail has been sent to Senator Smith.

-Your message and e-mail address and everything else are still there.

-Pick another name from the drop down list.

-Hit send.

-Pick another name.

-Hit send.

-Repeat until you have mailed everyone you want. After the first e-mail, each additional

  e-mail takes only seconds.

Legislators listen when they hear from a large number of people. Use your own words where you can. They ignore most petitions, mass mailings and unsigned letters.

For best results, please be concise, sincere and respectful.