HJRES 36
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HJRES 36 is a federal resolution seeking to overturn a specific rule issued by the Forest Service concerning law enforcement and criminal prohibitions on public lands. Utilizing the Congressional Review Act, this bill aims to prevent the agency's regulation from taking effect, thereby maintaining the current enforcement standards on federal forests.
This bill seeks to block a specific regulation from the Forest Service that defines law enforcement procedures and criminal prohibitions on federal lands.
It impacts individuals who visit or work on federal forest lands, as well as the operational authority of the Forest Service.
Voters should care as it determines how federal public lands are managed, what activities are regulated, and the balance of power between federal agencies and Congress.
Primary sponsor
Celeste Maloy
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