Expand the policy advisory committee for animal damage control.

This bill aims to expand the policy advisory committee for animal damage control. It has been signed into law and will go into effect soon. The committee will now have more members to better represent various stakeholders, including farmers, wildlife agencies, and the general public. This change is expected to improve decision-making and policies regarding animal damage control.

The bill affects those involved in agriculture and wildlife management, as well as the general public. By expanding the committee, it seeks to incorporate diverse perspectives and expertise to address issues related to animal damage control more effectively.

As of March 13, 2025, the bill has been passed by both the Senate and House, signed by the Speaker and President, and signed by the Governor. It is now a law.