Plain English Breakdown
The bill did not pass, so it does not have an effective date as mentioned in the candidate explanation.
State Museum Admission Fees
The bill allows the Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources to set and collect fees for non-residents visiting the Wyoming State Museum, with rules on how these funds are used.
What This Bill Does
- Allows the department to create rules about charging non-residents admission to the museum.
- Permits the department to charge for participation in events related to the museum.
- Gives the department permission to set fees for other services provided by the museum.
- Requires that any money collected from these fees be put into a special fund called the Museum Enterprise Fund, which was previously known as the Department of Commerce Enterprise Fund.
Who It Names or Affects
- Visitors who are not residents of Wyoming will have to pay admission fees if this bill passes.
- People attending events or using services at the museum may be charged additional fees.
- The state government, specifically the department responsible for parks and cultural resources, would manage these new funds.
Terms To Know
- Nonresident
- A person who does not live in Wyoming.
- Enterprise Fund
- A special fund where money collected from fees is kept and used for specific purposes related to the museum.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill did not pass, so it does not have an effective date.
- It's unclear how much visitors will be charged or what services might require additional fees.
- Details about rulemaking processes and exact fund usage are not specified in the summary.