Alaska 30th Legislature (2017-2018) Status: Enacted 1 D cosponsors

HB 217 — An Act relating to civil liability for risks inherent in farm touring; relating to the state and municipal procurement preferences for agricultural products harvested in the state and fisheries products harvested or processed in the state; relating to merchandise sold and certain fees charged or collected by the Department of Natural Resources; and providing for an effective date.

Last action — EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW 1/1/19

  1. ✓
    Introduced
  2. ✓
    In Committee
  3. ✓
    Passed House
  4. ✓
    Passed Senate
  5. ✓
    To Executive
  6. 6
    Enacted

This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced April 07, 2017. Enacted.

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Likely to advance 82% · moderate confidence
  • Enacted

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  • 9 sponsors

    1 primary, 8 co-sponsors signed on.

  • Single-party support

    Sponsorship is currently within one party (1 D).

  • Cleared a recorded vote

    Passed 2 recorded votes so far.

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Bill Text

What changed in the latest version

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Plain-language change summary

The amended version of Bill HB 217 adds provisions allowing the Alaska Department of Natural Resources to sell promotional merchandise related to the "Alaska Grown" trademark and charge fees for it. Additionally, municipalities receiving state funds are now required to prioritize purchasing local agricultural and fisheries products if they are similarly priced to outside options. These changes are significant as they encourage local business support and promote the Alaska Grown brand, potentially benefiting the state's economy and agricultural sector.

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"An Act relating to civil liability for risks inherent in farm touring;
Relating to civil liability for risks inherent in farm touring;
and providing for an effective date." CS FOR HOUSE BILL NO.
and providing for an effective date.
217(FIN) 01 "An Act relating to civil liability for risks inherent in farm touring;
00Enrolled HB 217 01 Relating to civil liability for risks inherent in farm touring;
relating to the state 02 and municipal procurement preferences for agricultural products harvested in the state 03 and fisheries products harvested or processed in the state;
relating to the state and municipal 02 procurement preferences for agricultural products harvested in the state and fisheries products 03 harvested or processed in the state;
relating to merchandise sold 04 and certain fees charged or collected by the Department of Natural Resources;
relating to merchandise sold and certain fees charged or 04 collected by the Department of Natural Resources;
and 05 providing for an effective date." 06 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
and providing for an effective date.
07 * Section 1.
05 _______________ 06 * Section 1.
08 (c) The commissioner of natural resources may sell promotional merchandise 09 related to the "Alaska Grown" trademark and may charge or collect a fee for the sale 10 of promotional merchandise related to the "Alaska Grown" trademark.
07 (c) The commissioner of natural resources may sell promotional merchandise 08 related to the "Alaska Grown" trademark and may charge or collect a fee for the sale 09 of promotional merchandise related to the "Alaska Grown" trademark.
The 11 commissioner may issue a license and charge a license fee for the sale of promotional 12 merchandise related to the "Alaska Grown" trademark.
The 10 commissioner may issue a license and charge a license fee for the sale of promotional 11 merchandise related to the "Alaska Grown" trademark.
The commissioner shall price 13 merchandise sold by the commissioner under this subsection in a manner that ensures a reasonable monetary return to the state.
The commissioner shall price 12 merchandise sold by the commissioner under this subsection in a manner that ensures a reasonable monetary return to the state.
06 (3) "sports or recreational activity" 07 (A) means a commonly understood sporting activity, whether 08 undertaken with or without permission, including baseball, softball, football, 09 soccer, basketball, hockey, bungee jumping, parasailing, bicycling, hiking, 10 swimming, skateboarding, horseback riding and other equine activity, farm 11 touring, dude ranching, mountain climbing, river floating, whitewater rafting, 12 canoeing, kayaking, hunting, fishing, backcountry trips, mushing, backcountry 13 or helicopter-assisted skiing, alpine skiing, Nordic skiing, snowboarding, 14 telemarking, snow sliding, snowmobiling, off-road and all-terrain vehicle use;
06 (3) "sports or recreational activity" 07 (A) means a commonly understood sporting activity, whether 08 undertaken with or without permission, including baseball, softball, football, 09 soccer, basketball, hockey, bungee jumping, parasailing, bicycling, hiking, 10 swimming, skateboarding, horseback riding and other equine activity, farm 11 touring, dude ranching, mountain climbing, river floating, whitewater rafting, 12 canoeing, kayaking, hunting, fishing, backcountry trips, mushing, backcountry 13 or helicopter-assisted skiing, alpine skiing, Nordic skiing, snowboarding, 14 telemarking, snow sliding, snowmobiling, and off-road and all-terrain vehicle 15 use;
15 (B) does not include 16 (i) boxing contests, sparring or wrestling matches, or 17 exhibitions that are subject to the requirements of AS 05.10;
16 (B) does not include 17 (i) boxing contests, sparring or wrestling matches, or 18 exhibitions that are subject to the requirements of AS 05.10;
18 (ii) activities involving the use of devices that are 19 subject to the requirements of AS 05.20;
19 (ii) activities involving the use of devices that are 20 subject to the requirements of AS 05.20;
or 20 (iii) skiing or sliding activities at a ski area that are 21 subject to the requirements of AS 05.45.
or 21 (iii) skiing or sliding activities at a ski area that are 22 subject to the requirements of AS 05.45.
22 * Sec.
23 * Sec.
23 (4) "farm touring" means briefly visiting a farm to observe or 24 experience aspects of raising, growing, producing, cultivating, harvesting, or 25 processing an agricultural product as a tourist, without receiving pay.
24 (4) "farm touring" means briefly visiting a farm to observe or 25 experience aspects of raising, growing, producing, cultivating, harvesting, or 26 processing an agricultural product as a tourist, without receiving pay.
26 * Sec.
27 * Sec.
27 (a) If a municipality that receives state money seeks to purchase an 28 agricultural product and an agricultural product harvested in the state is available that 29 is of like quality compared with a similar agricultural product harvested outside the 30 state, the municipality 31 (1) shall purchase the product harvested in the state if the product is priced not more than seven percent above the similar product harvested outside the 02 state;
28 (a) If a municipality that receives state money seeks to purchase an 29 agricultural product and an agricultural product harvested in the state is available that 30 is of like quality compared with a similar agricultural product harvested outside the 31 state, the municipality (1) shall purchase the product harvested in the state if the product is 02 priced not more than seven percent above the similar product harvested outside the 03 state;
03 (2) may purchase the product harvested in the state only if the product 04 is priced not more than 15 percent above the similar product harvested outside the 05 state.
04 (2) may purchase the product harvested in the state only if the product 05 is priced not more than 15 percent above the similar product harvested outside the 06 state.
06 * Sec.
07 * Sec.
07 (b) If a municipality that receives state money seeks to purchase a fisheries 08 product and a fisheries product harvested or processed within the jurisdiction of the 09 state is available that is of like quality compared with a similar fisheries product 10 harvested or processed outside the jurisdiction of the state, the municipality 11 (1) shall purchase the product harvested or processed within the 12 jurisdiction of the state if the product is priced not more than seven percent above the 13 similar product harvested or processed outside the jurisdiction of the state;
08 (b) If a municipality that receives state money seeks to purchase a fisheries 09 product and a fisheries product harvested or processed within the jurisdiction of the 10 state is available that is of like quality compared with a similar fisheries product 11 harvested or processed outside the jurisdiction of the state, the municipality 12 (1) shall purchase the product harvested or processed within the 13 jurisdiction of the state if the product is priced not more than seven percent above the 14 similar product harvested or processed outside the jurisdiction of the state;
14 (2) may purchase the product harvested or processed in the jurisdiction 15 of the state only if the product is priced not more than 15 percent above the product 16 harvested or processed outside the jurisdiction of the state.
15 (2) may purchase the product harvested or processed in the jurisdiction 16 of the state only if the product is priced not more than 15 percent above the product 17 harvested or processed outside the jurisdiction of the state.
17 * Sec.
18 * Sec.
18 (c) A solicitation by a municipality for the purchase of agricultural or fisheries 19 products must include written notice of the purchase requirements and limitations 20 under (a) and (b) of this section and [SHALL] specify [THE REQUIREMENT] that 21 agricultural products harvested in the state and fisheries products harvested or 22 processed within the jurisdiction of the state will [SHALL] be used where possible, 23 subject to the limitations under (a) and (b) of this section.
19 (c) A solicitation by a municipality for the purchase of agricultural or fisheries 20 products must include written notice of the purchase requirements and limitations 21 under (a) and (b) of this section and [SHALL] specify [THE REQUIREMENT] that 22 agricultural products harvested in the state and fisheries products harvested or 23 processed within the jurisdiction of the state will [SHALL] be used where possible, 24 subject to the limitations under (a) and (b) of this section.
If a municipality that 24 receives state money purchases agricultural products harvested outside the state or 25 fisheries products harvested or processed outside the jurisdiction of the state, the 26 municipal officer responsible for the purchase shall certify in writing the reasons that 27 agricultural products harvested in the state or fisheries products harvested or 28 processed within the jurisdiction of the state were not purchased.
If a municipality that 25 receives state money purchases agricultural products harvested outside the state or 26 fisheries products harvested or processed outside the jurisdiction of the state, the 27 municipal officer responsible for the purchase shall certify in writing the reasons that 28 agricultural products harvested in the state or fisheries products harvested or 29 processed within the jurisdiction of the state were not purchased.
29 * Sec.
30 * Sec.
30 (a) When agricultural products are purchased by the state or by a school 31 district that receives state money, a [SEVEN PERCENT] preference not less than seven percent nor more than 15 percent shall be applied to the price of [THE] 02 products harvested in the state.
31 (a) When agricultural products are purchased by the state or by a school district that receives state money, a [SEVEN PERCENT] preference not less than 02 seven percent nor more than 15 percent shall be applied to the price of [THE] 03 products harvested in the state.
03 * Sec.
04 * Sec.
04 (b) When fisheries products are purchased by the state or by a school district 05 that receives state money, a [SEVEN PERCENT] preference not less than seven 06 percent nor more than 15 percent shall be applied to the price of [THE] products 07 harvested or processed within the jurisdiction of the state.
05 (b) When fisheries products are purchased by the state or by a school district 06 that receives state money, a [SEVEN PERCENT] preference not less than seven 07 percent nor more than 15 percent shall be applied to the price of [THE] products 08 harvested or processed within the jurisdiction of the state.
08 * Sec.
09 * Sec.
09 (c) A solicitation for the purchase of agricultural or fisheries products must 10 include written notice of the preferences under (a) and (b) of this section and 11 [SHALL] specify [THE REQUIREMENT] that agricultural products harvested in the 12 state and fisheries products harvested or processed within the jurisdiction of the 13 state will [SHALL] be used where possible.
10 (c) A solicitation for the purchase of agricultural or fisheries products must 11 include written notice of the preferences under (a) and (b) of this section and 12 [SHALL] specify [THE REQUIREMENT] that agricultural products harvested in the 13 state and fisheries products harvested or processed within the jurisdiction of the 14 state will [SHALL] be used where possible.
If the state or a school district that 14 receives state money purchases agricultural products harvested outside the state or 15 fisheries products harvested or processed outside the jurisdiction of the state, the 16 officer responsible for the purchase shall certify in writing the reasons that 17 agricultural products harvested in the state or fisheries products harvested or 18 processed within the jurisdiction of the state were not purchased.
If the state or a school district that 15 receives state money purchases agricultural products harvested outside the state or 16 fisheries products harvested or processed outside the jurisdiction of the state, the 17 officer responsible for the purchase shall certify in writing the reasons that 18 agricultural products harvested in the state or fisheries products harvested or 19 processed within the jurisdiction of the state were not purchased.
19 * Sec.
20 * Sec.
20 (90) fees collected by the Department of Natural Resources under 21 AS 03.05.010(c).
21 (90) fees collected by the Department of Natural Resources under 22 AS 03.05.010(c).
22 * Sec.
23 * Sec.
The uncodified law of the State of Alaska is amended by adding a new section to 23 read:
The uncodified law of the State of Alaska is amended by adding a new section to 24 read:
24 APPLICABILITY.
25 APPLICABILITY.
2 and 3 of this Act, applies 25 to acts or omissions occurring on or after the effective date of secs.
2 and 3 of this Act, applies 26 to acts or omissions occurring on or after the effective date of secs.
26 * Sec.
27 * Sec.
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Action History

  1. EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW 1/1/19

  2. Signed into law 9/5 CHAPTER 103 SLA 18

  3. 2:22 PM 8/16/18 Transmitted to Governor

  4. Fiscal Note 3: (Natural Resources)

  5. FN(S) ATTACHED TO APPROP. BILL HB 286

  6. LEG FINANCE APPROPRIATION MESSAGE 6/4/18

  7. MANIFEST ERROR(S)

  8. VERSION: CSHB 217(FIN)

  9. RETURN TO (H), TRANSMIT TO GOV NEXT

  10. EFFECTIVE DATE(S) SAME AS PASSAGE

  11. PASSED Y18 N- E2

  12. Read the third time CSHB 217(FIN)

  13. ADVANCED TO THIRD READING UC

  14. Read the second time

  15. RULES TO CALENDAR 5/3/2018

  16. Fiscal Note 3: (Natural Resources)

  17. FIN Do Pass: HOFFMAN, MACKINNON, BISHOP, VON IMHOF, STEVENS, OLSON, MICCICHE

  18. FIN RPT 7DP

  19. RES REFERRAL WAIVED UC

  20. Referred to Resources and Finance

  21. Read the first time - REFERRALS

  22. VERSION: CSHB 217(FIN)

  23. TRANSMITTED TO (S)

  24. Cosponsors added: GUTTENBERG, GRENN, TUCK

  25. EFFECTIVE DATE(S) SAME AS PASSAGE

  26. PASSED Y37 N2 E1

  27. BEFORE HOUSE IN THIRD READING

  28. Read the third time CSHB 217(FIN)

  29. ADVANCED TO THIRD READING UC

  30. FIN CS ADOPTED UC

  31. Read the second time

  32. RULES TO CALENDAR 4/12/2018

  33. Cosponsors added: PRUITT

  34. Fiscal Note 3: (Natural Resources)

  35. FIN Amend: WILSON, KAWASAKI, TILTON

  36. FIN No Recommendation: THOMPSON, ORTIZ, GRENN

  37. FIN Do Pass: GARA, PRUITT, GUTTENBERG, SEATON, FOSTER

  38. FIN RPT CS(FIN) NT 5DP 3NR 3AM

  39. Cosponsors added: GARA

  40. Cosponsors added: KAWASAKI

  41. Fiscal Note 3: (Natural Resources)

  42. Fiscal Note 2: Indeterminate fiscal impact (Environmental Conservation )

  43. Fiscal Note 1: Indeterminate fiscal impact (Environmental Conservation )

  44. RES Amend: PARISH

  45. RES No Recommendation: CHENAULT, LINCOLN

  46. RES Do Pass: TALERICO, JOHNSON, DRUMMOND, JOSEPHSON, TARR

  47. RES RPT CS(RES) NT 5DP 2NR 1AM

  48. Cosponsors added: DRUMMOND

  49. Referred to Resources and Finance

  50. Read the first time - REFERRALS

Sponsors

  • TARR · Primary
  • Drummond · Cosponsor
  • Gara · Cosponsor
  • Grenn · Cosponsor
  • Guttenberg · Cosponsor
  • Scott Kawasaki · Cosponsor
  • Neuman · Cosponsor
  • Pruitt · Cosponsor
  • Tuck · Cosponsor

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Sponsors (1)

  • TARR

Co-sponsors (8)

Not signed on (56)

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Votes

Passed 18 Yea · 0 Nay · 2 Other
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Unaffiliated 12001
R 4000
D 2001
Total 18002
% of votes cast 90%0%0%10%
How each member voted (20)
Member Party Vote
Begich — Not Voting
Bishop — Yea
Coghill — Yea
Egan — Yea
Gardner — Yea
Hughes — Yea
Kelly — Yea
MacKinnon — Yea
Meyer — Yea
Micciche — Yea
Shower — Yea
Wilson — Yea
von Imhof — Yea
Bill Wielechowski D Yea
Donald Olson D Yea
Lyman Hoffman D Not Voting
Bert Stedman R Yea
Cathy Giessel R Yea
Gary Stevens R Yea
Mia Costello R Yea

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Passed 37 Yea · 2 Nay · 1 Other
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Unaffiliated 27200
D 4000
N 1000
R 5001
Total 37201
% of votes cast 93%5%0%3%
How each member voted (40)
Member Party Vote
Thompson — Yea
Birch — Yea
Chenault — Yea
Drummond — Yea
Eastman — Nay
Gara — Yea
Grenn — Yea
Guttenberg — Yea
Johnston — Yea
Kito — Yea
Knopp — Yea
Kreiss-Tomkins — Yea
LeDoux — Nay
Lincoln — Yea
Millett — Yea
Neuman — Yea
Ortiz — Yea
Parish — Yea
Pruitt — Yea
Reinbold — Yea
Seaton — Yea
Spohnholz — Yea
Sullivan-Leonard — Yea
Talerico — Yea
Tarr — Yea
Tuck — Yea
Wool — Yea
Zulkosky — Yea
Wilson — Yea
Andy Josephson D Yea
Matt Claman D Yea
Neal Foster D Yea
Scott Kawasaki D Yea
Bryce Edgmon N Yea
Cathy Tilton R Yea
Chuck Kopp R Yea
Dan Saddler R Yea
DeLena Johnson R Yea
George Rauscher R Not Voting
Louise Stutes R Yea

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Subjects

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HB 217 is sponsored by TARR, Drummond, Gara, Grenn, Guttenberg, Scott Kawasaki (D), Neuman, Pruitt, and Tuck.
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