Revise laws related to game bird farms

The department now has 60 days to review applications instead of the previous 30 days.

Game bird farm licenses are now valid for five years instead of one year, reducing the frequency of renewals.

Licensees no longer need to notify the department before making changes to species managed, enclosure size, or location.

A fixed license fee of $300 is established, replacing the previous requirement for the department to set fees via rule.

Extended the required retention period for game bird farm records from 3 years to 5 years.

Updated bill header and footer to reflect the enrolled version (HB 105.1) and corrected minor formatting inconsistencies.

The deadline for the department to approve or deny a license application was increased from 30 days to 60 days.

The mandatory requirement for licensees to notify the department of proposed changes to species, enclosure size, or location before making them was removed.

The license term was extended from an annual cycle to a five-year period, reducing the frequency of renewals.

A specific license fee of $300 was established for game bird farms.

Bill number changed from LC 0515 to HB 105.1, signifying its progression in the legislative workflow.

The primary sponsor field was filled in with the name E. Albus, replacing a blank entry.