Washington Revised Code Title 77. Fish and Wildlife § 77.12.184. Deposit of moneys from various activities--Production of regulation booklets
Current as of April 06, 2022 | Updated by FindLaw Staff
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(1) The department shall deposit all moneys received from the following activities into the fish, wildlife, and conservation account created in RCW 77.12.170(3):
(a) The sale of interpretive, recreational, historical, educational, and informational literature and materials;
(b) The sale of advertisements in regulation pamphlets and other appropriate mediums; and
(c) Enrollment fees in department-sponsored educational training events.
(2) Moneys collected under subsection (1) of this section shall be spent primarily for producing regulation booklets for users and for the development, production, reprinting, and distribution of informational and educational materials. The department may also spend these moneys for necessary expenses associated with training activities, and other activities as determined by the director.
(3) Regulation pamphlets may be subsidized through appropriate advertising, but must be made available free of charge to the users.
(4) The director may enter into joint ventures with other agencies and organizations to generate revenue for providing public information and education on wildlife and hunting and fishing rules.
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