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Synopsis
Excerpt from Report to the 1995 General Assembly of North Carolina
The Joint Legislative Commission on Seafood and Aquaculture (hereinafter the Joint Legislative Commission is an independent, permanent legislative commission that has oversight responsibility for issues involving coastal resources, marine issues, and aquaculture. The authorizing legislation for the Joint Legislative Commission may be found in Art. 12f of Chapter 120 of 120 m (see Appendix A). The 15-member Joint Legislative Commission, co-chaired by Senator Charles W. Albertson of Duplin County and Representative E. David Redwine of Brunswick County, has focused its attention during the 1993-95 biennium on measures geared toward restoring the State's declining fishery resources. (see Appendix B for membership of Commission).
The Joint Legislative Commission filed a brief report to the 1994 General Assembly (regular Session) and the Legislature enacted all of the legislative proposals including: 1) An Act to Create a Separate Crab License, to Establish a Two Year Moratorium on Specified Fishing Licenses, and to Appropriate Funds to Study the Fishery During the Moratorium; 2) An Act to Extend the Deadline on Submerged Lands; 3) An Act to Create a Blue Ribbon Advisory Council to Study and Make Recommendations Concerning Policies and Management of the State's Oyster Resources; and 4) An Act to Appropriate Funds for the Fisheries Data Information System Established by the Endorsement to Sell Fish Program. (see Appendix C for a copy of that Report).
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