Plain English Breakdown
The term 'nonsubstantive change' is used in the official summary but its specific legal definition or examples are not provided in the source material.
AB-724: Nonsubstantive Change to Trapping License Fees
This bill proposes a nonsubstantive change to the rules regarding fees for trapping licenses.
What This Bill Does
- Makes a nonsubstantive change to provisions about specified fees for trapping fur-bearing and nongame mammals.
Who It Names or Affects
- People who trap or plan to trap fur-bearing or nongame mammals in California.
- The Department of Fish and Wildlife, which issues the licenses.
Terms To Know
- Fur-bearing mammals
- Animals with fur that are subject to trapping laws under existing regulations.
- Nongame mammals
- Mammal species not classified as game animals, which still require a license for trapping.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not specify exactly what words were changed in the fee section.
- This bill died at the Governor's desk on February 2, 2026, and did not become law.