SF0091SS001

Adopted

Amendment to SF0091 — Petroglyph, pictograph and historic inscription protection.

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Chamber: Senate

Stage: Standing Committee

What does this amendment do?

This amendment modifies the penalty structure for violations of petroglyph, pictograph, and historic inscription protection by establishing a general misdemeanor penalty framework with subsection references and carving out exceptions for other subsections.

Changes the bill's language from 'requiring' to 'providing for' in the bill title, altering the characterization of what the bill does regarding surveying. (Page 1, line 4)
Updates the statutory reference from 'W.S. 36-1-116' to 'W.S. 36-1-116(a) and', establishing that the amendment adds a new subsection (a) to the statute while preserving the new subsection (e) that creates the specific petroglyph and pictograph offense. (Page 1, line 10)
Inserts a new subsection (a) establishing general misdemeanor penalties of $25 to $100 fine or up to six months imprisonment or both, with forfeiture of articles and materials, while explicitly carving out exceptions for subsections (d) and (e). (Page 1, after line 13)

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