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<br />SW: Deputy Corporation Counsel, Sylvia Wan – I will be reading into the record a bill for an act – this <br />is proposed legislation that is yet to be introduced, I mean, relating to hunting and being <br />enacted by the legislature of the State of Hawaii. <br /> <br />SECTION 1. Chapter 183D, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended by adding a new <br />section to part I to be appropriately designated and to read as follows: <br /> “§183D – Game management areas; public hunting areas; plan. (a) The department <br />shall develop a comprehensive plan for the management of game management areas and public <br />hunting areas. The plan shall be in accordance with the principles and goals established in section <br />183D-2 (3) and shall provide for: <br />(1) The monitoring of game mammals and game bird populations to ensure the <br />populations are at levels sufficient for hunting; <br />(2) Habitat improvements for game mammals and game birds to ensure those species <br />have sufficient food, water, and refuge; <br />(3) The preservation of game management areas; provided that the plans shall ensure that <br />whenever existing lands in game management areas are removed or fenced off for <br />conservation or other purposes, alternative lands of equivalent quality are added to <br />the State’s inventory of game management area lands; <br />(4) Where appropriate, the use of grazing and browsing game mammals for the purpose <br />of grass and weed control that benefits native ecosystems; <br />(5) The establishment or expansion of youth and adult programs to promote hunting; <br />(6) The establishment or expansion of programs to inform the public on the proper <br />handling and preparation of wild-caught meat; <br />(7) Increased access to game management areas and public hunting areas, including <br />through the addition of available parking; <br />(8) Increased availability of and greater access to meat inspection sites and slaughter <br />units for wild-caught meat, including sites for certified public hunters pursuant to <br />section 183D -; and <br />(9) The establishment of incentives for local businesses to market wild game meat. <br />(b) The department shall post the game management plan on its website and shall submit <br />a copy of the plan to the legislature no later than twenty days prior to the convening of <br />the regular session of 2025. The department shall update the game management plan at <br />least once every five years thereafter and shall submit a copy of the revised plan to the <br />legislature no later than twenty days prior to the convening of the regular session of 2030 <br />and every fifth regular session thereafter.” <br />20 <br /> <br /> <br />
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