Georgia § 27-1-4 Powers and duties of board generally

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§ 27-1-4 — Powers and duties of board generally

Georgia § 27-1-4

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O.C.G.A. § 27-1-4 (2026).

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The board shall have the following powers and duties relative to this title:

(1)Establishment of the general policies to be followed by the department under this title;

(2)Promulgation of all rules and regulations necessary for the administration of this title including, but not limited to, rules and regulations to regulate the times, places, numbers, species, sizes, manner, methods, ways, means, and devices of killing, taking, capturing, transporting, storing, selling, using, and consuming wildlife and to carry out this title, and rules and regulations requiring daily, season, or annual use permits for the privilege of hunting and fishing in designated streams, lakes, or game management areas; and (3) Promulgation of rules and regulations to protect wildlife, the public, and the natural

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The board shall have the following powers and duties relative to this title: (1) Establishment of the general policies to be followed by the department under this title; (2) Promulgation of all rules and regulations necessary for the administration of this title including, but not limited to, rules and regulations to regulate the times, places, numbers, species, sizes, manner, methods, ways, means, and devices of killing, taking, capturing, transporting, storing, selling, using, and consuming wildlife and to carry out this title, and rules and regulations requiring daily, season, or annual use permits for the privilege of hunting and fishing in designated streams, lakes, or game management areas; and (3) Promulgation of rules and regulations to protect wildlife, the public, and the natural resources of this state in the event of fire, flood, disease, pollution, or other emergency situation without complying with Chapter 13 of Title 50, the "Georgia Administrative Procedure Act." Such rules and regulations shall have the force and effect of law upon promulgation by the board.