H. R. 7459 proposes treating the District of Columbia as a state under the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act and the Dingell-Johnson Sport Fish Restoration Act. This change would allow Washington, D.C., to receive the same benefits and responsibilities as a state...
This bill wants to treat Washington, D.C., like a state so it can get the same help and benefits for taking care of animals and fish as other states do.
H. R. 9260, introduced in the House of Representatives, aims to stop states and their political subdivisions from imposing excise taxes on the sale of firearms, ammunition, and their parts by manufacturers and dealers when these sales affect interstate or foreign commerce. The bill, named the...
H. R. 9260 is a new idea for a law that says states can't make extra money by adding special taxes to the sale of guns and bullets if the sale involves trading between states or countries. This law won't change anything about the money that helps take care of animals and nature.
H.R. 7408 aims to change the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act to allow more funds for managing fish and wildlife that need the most help, as decided by state agencies. It proposes creating a new subaccount for conservation efforts, providing competitive innovation...
H.R. 7408 is like a plan to give more money to help save animals that are in danger and need extra care, and it tries to make sure the money helps special projects without taking away from what is already being done.
H.R. 7408 aims to amend the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act to allocate additional funds to manage fish and wildlife species that need conservation as identified by State agencies. The bill establishes the Wildlife Habitat Conservation and Restoration Subaccount...
H.R. 7408 is a plan to give extra money each year to help protect animals and places they live. It wants to make sure animals that need the most help, like endangered species, get more attention and support.
S. 4960 aims to prevent states and their subdivisions from imposing excise taxes on the sale of firearms, ammunition, and related components by manufacturers or dealers when these sales affect interstate or foreign commerce. The bill, known as the “Freedom from Unfair Gun...
The bill is like a rule saying that, in some cases, states can't make extra money (called taxes) from people who make and sell guns and bullets. But it doesn't change some other rules about protecting animals and nature.
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