Two Alaska Fishing Bills Become Law Without Governor's Signature
Two bills became law without Gov. Mike Dunleavy's signature Thursday. The laws, largely led by Rep. Louise Stutes, R-Kodiak, address items like commercial vessels registration, commercial fishing insurance and repeals the Derelict Vessel Preventing Program Fund.
Bills automatically go into law if the governor does not sign a bill by its deadline. The bills are another in a string of legislation getting passed into law without the governor's signature, something Rep. Calvin Schrage, N/A-Anchorage, noted after his accounting bill was passed into law Wednesday...
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