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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 248139" data-attributes="member: 367">I posted a neutral email and I got one response .  I posted it in the last topic we were posting on this topic- - - Updated - - -  On hot issues/bills like this I'd say we are lucky to even get a response .   I can only imagine the flood of emails that came their way just from this site alone and I'm guessing most were referring to the amended bill that hasn't been released yet .  Greetings ,  As a landowner and hunter I have been closely watching SB 2315 ,   I don't wish to take away opportunity for hunters but I also take my property rights serious and they are very important to me. I am reading on social media how bad this bill is for hunters but I am getting 2nd 3rd and 4th hand information if not more.   I have a couple of questions if I may,  If this were to pass Is NDGF automatically on board to be in charge of the database for people to list their land and include it in their plots book as well as maintain a website for open hunting land?     Also are recording devices allowed in any committee meetings and or special meetings besides the floor sessions ?    If so I am seeking advice for a source where I could possibly get permission to view.     I feel the public is getting left out and we end up getting opinions verses information second hand on social media, Any information we get may or may not be spewed and flawed to meet that person's opinion or worse yet groups of people that twist the facts or give half truths to brainwash the public to meet their agenda   .   I'd just as soon make up my own mind with credible information.  MN has thiers on Prairie Public tv.  I feel the citizens of North Dakota  have a right to a credible source of information to keep better informed during committee meetings,  In today's world of social media there is no reason why it hasn't happened already.    Thank you for your service and the live floor sessions but I think you can and should do a better job of keeping citizens informed with what goes on during committee meetings so we can at least keep each others honest and have civil discussions and discuss the facts rather than our opinions .  So…I am hearing that there are some amendments coming that may change the bill significantly but I am not sure what they are yet.  As far as recording of the committee meetings…. They do an audio recording of committee meetings and take notes but the only way to hear or read them is to come to the capitol and ask.  Two committees right now are having all their committee meetings recorded with the hope that all committees will have this done in the future.  I am at times surprised at how paper dependent the process is here in Bismarck.  I would have thought that more of it would be on-line but I think they are working towards that.Senator JoNell A. Bakke</blockquote>

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