YouTube video by Heather Cox Richardson

On the Senate floor, Senator Oregon said an amendment by Senator Cruz would 'derail a bipartisan proposal entirely' and accused a senator from Texas of holding the bill hostage; no response from Senator Cruz is recorded in the transcript.

Punjab Revenue Dept. reforms in 2024: online registries, e-stamps, relief funds, and property registration streamlined under CM Bhagwant Mann's leadership.

County appraiser/assessor staff told commissioners that about 10 dwellings were destroyed in the recent wildfire, with structures appraised at roughly $1.54 million total; staff outlined the KSA 79‑16‑13 application process, a 50% damage threshold to qualify, a Dec. 20 application deadline and an estimated 10‑month tax loss of about $20,900 across taxing units.

The RAC endorsed a Division recommendation implementing R657-42 amendments to provide natural-disaster relief options for affected hunters and units; staff said applications will be on the Division website and unit-wide relief decisions rest with the division director and leadership to ensure consistency.

R657-42 amendments that provide relief options for hunters affected by natural disasters were presented and adopted; the division clarified relief is available via online application, physical tag return within 30 days, and that unit-wide relief is decided by the director with leadership and biologist input.

The Northeastern RAC recorded unanimous approvals on the agenda and minutes, 2025–27 hunt table and season-date revisions, the Book Cliffs bison management plan, rule amendments R657-42 (natural disaster relief), and CWMU landowner permit recommendations.

The RAC voted unanimously to adopt the Division's recommendation on amendments to R657-42 (natural disaster relief), which clarifies online application procedures, tag-return grace periods, and distinguishes unit-wide director authority from individual relief; staff said unit-wide relief would be applied consistently after review with leadership and biologists.

The RAC unanimously approved amendments to rule R 6-57-42 that allow the Division director to authorize remedies when a natural disaster makes more than 50% of hunting opportunities or access unavailable; staff described the criteria as intentionally flexible and to be applied case-by-case with leadership input.

The RAC approved amendments to R657‑42 giving the director authority to offer remedies after a natural disaster if triggers are met (more than 50% of hunting opportunities unavailable and more than 50% public‑land access closed); staff said broad discretion is intentional to tailor relief to specific incidents such as the Monroe wildfire.