H.R. 2375 is a bill that proposes changes to the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act to include Rhode Island in the Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council. This change aims to ensure that Rhode Island has representation in managing regional fishery...
H.R. 2375 is a bill that wants to let Rhode Island join a group that decides how to take care of fish in the ocean. This would help Rhode Island have a say in these important decisions.
S. 1152 aims to change the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act by adding Rhode Island to the Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council. This would involve updating the Act to include references to Rhode Island and increasing the total number of council members from 21 to...
This bill wants to let Rhode Island join a special group that helps decide how people can catch fish in the ocean to make sure there are enough fish for everyone. It would mean adding more people to the group so Rhode Island can help make those decisions too.
H.R. 5103, known as the “FISHES Act,” aims to streamline the process for approving or denying fishery spend plans by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). The bill specifies that after a fishery resource disaster, a requester must submit a spend plan to the Secretary...
H.R. 5103, the “FISHES Act,” is a plan to make sure that when fish areas have big problems, people in charge have to look at fix-it plans quickly, without causing extra delays. This is to help get money to those who need it faster.
H.R. 10010 is a bill that aims to modify the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act by allowing an economic cause to be a valid reason for declaring a fishery resource disaster. The bill defines "economic cause" as activities by foreign entities that can...
H.R. 10010 is a proposed law that wants to help U.S. fishermen by allowing them to get help if problems caused by people in other countries make it hard for them to sell their fish. It says if these foreign actions mess up their business, it can be called a "disaster," and they can get assistance.
The bill titled "Sustaining America's Fisheries for the Future Act of 2024" aims to reauthorize and amend the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act. It focuses on promoting climate resilience in fisheries management, supporting fishing communities, and improving...
The bill is like a big plan to keep oceans healthy and full of fish by changing some rules. It wants to make sure we think about how the planet is changing when we take care of fish and where they live, but it needs clearer ideas on how to spend the money wisely.
H.R. 8788 aims to amend the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act by establishing the Fisheries and Ecological Resilience Program. This program is designed to improve the resilience of fisheries by advancing ocean and ecosystem modeling, educating...
H.R. 8788 is like a plan to help keep fish and the ocean healthy and strong, while also giving tips on how to make U.S. seafood better in the world market. It also sets aside money to learn new ways to take care of fish even when the environment changes.
The Offshore Parity Act of 2024 (H.R. 10183) proposes to amend existing laws to allow Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama more control over certain submerged lands in the Gulf of Mexico. The bill aims to grant these states authority to manage oil, gas, and energy activities...
The Offshore Parity Act of 2024 wants to let Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama take charge of certain ocean areas near them to manage things like fish and energy, but they have to follow some rules. This means these states can have more control over these areas, but it might cause problems with different laws and how they work with the environment.
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