A proposal giving members of the Wildlife and Parks Commission the power to propose rules and regulations cleared a Senate committee on Tuesday.
The Senate agriculture committee signed off on a bill that was broadened to change how the commission is represented, similar to legislation enacted into law last year.
The bill answers a complaint from Attorney General Kris Kobach that members of the wildlife commission were forbidden by state law to propose their own rules.
“The secretary has refused to place on the agenda any item requested by . . .
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