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Alaska Statutes.

Title 16. Fish and Game

Chapter 10. Fisheries and Fishing Regulations

Section 180. Legislative Findings.

AS 16.10.180. Legislative Findings.

The legislature finds and recognizes these facts:

(1) migratory fish and migratory shellfish are present in commercial quantities inside and outside the territorial waters of the state;

(2) migratory fish and migratory shellfish taken from the waters of the state are indistinguishable, in most cases, from those taken from the adjacent high seas;

(3) substantial quantities of migratory fish and migratory shellfish move inshore and offshore intermittently and at various times during a given year and in so doing often enter and leave territorial waters of the state;

(4) to conserve the migratory fish and migratory shellfish found inside the waters of the state it is necessary to strictly enforce local laws and regulations;

(5) by making certain laws and regulations enacted or adopted for the regulation of the coastal fishery applicable to the adjacent high sea areas, enforcement of these laws and regulations is facilitated;

(6) conservation regulations should not be adopted to impose economic sanctions.

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