Plain English Breakdown
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Georgia Boater Bill of Rights
This bill stops local governments from making rules about the fuel or energy sources used by cars and boats, and it creates a new group to help ensure safe access for boaters on state waters.
What This Bill Does
- Prohibits cities and counties in Georgia from regulating the energy sources of motor vehicles and watercraft.
- Creates the Georgia Boating Access Task Force with the purpose of ensuring safe and adequate boating access on any waters in the state.
- Sets rules for who serves on the task force, how members are appointed, and their pay.
Who It Names or Affects
- Local governments that might try to regulate fuel types
- Boaters using waterways across Georgia
Limits and Unknowns
- The official summary does not list the exact number of members on the task force or their specific names.
- The provided text does not state a specific calendar date for when this law takes effect.