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<blockquote data-quote="wct12" data-source="post: 360275" data-attributes="member: 8117">We the people basically have 0 saw over what the game and fish department does and says.. they host &quot;advisory board meetings&quot; and I don't think there's been a single change from the department on input from the concerned citizens.. specifically not on the CWD side. I'm the last person on here that wants to see more rules and regulations, let alone government regulating another government agency.. but the game and fish needs some form of accountability, and this is currently how it can be done. You can not vote a new department head, its an appointed position. When the governors office was called by concerned citizens when the baiting restrictions were implemented in there unit and they wanted him to hold off on signing the CWD proclamation in, there wasn't even a return call from his office.. this is the way we can do it. The game and fish tried a baiting ban through the legislature twice in the past, both failed.. Now the people are trying to overturn something written into the proclamation the year AFTER their legislative attempt was voted down for the second time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wct12, post: 360275, member: 8117"] We the people basically have 0 saw over what the game and fish department does and says.. they host "advisory board meetings" and I don't think there's been a single change from the department on input from the concerned citizens.. specifically not on the CWD side. I'm the last person on here that wants to see more rules and regulations, let alone government regulating another government agency.. but the game and fish needs some form of accountability, and this is currently how it can be done. You can not vote a new department head, its an appointed position. When the governors office was called by concerned citizens when the baiting restrictions were implemented in there unit and they wanted him to hold off on signing the CWD proclamation in, there wasn't even a return call from his office.. this is the way we can do it. The game and fish tried a baiting ban through the legislature twice in the past, both failed.. Now the people are trying to overturn something written into the proclamation the year AFTER their legislative attempt was voted down for the second time. [/QUOTE]

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