A bill to codify certain public land orders relating to the revocation of certain withdrawals of public land in the State of Alaska.
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What This Bill Does
This bill turns five specific public land orders from the Bureau of Land Management into official federal law. These orders involve canceling certain restrictions on public land in Alaska that had previously been put in place.
Who It Affects
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Key Provisions
- Public Land Order No. 7899 is enacted into law (Sec. 1)
- Public Land Order No. 7900, which partially cancels nine earlier public land orders in Alaska, becomes law (Sec. 1)
- Public Land Order No. 7901, which partially cancels five earlier public land orders in Alaska, becomes law (Sec. 1)
- Public Land Order No. 7902, which partially cancels six earlier public land orders in Alaska, becomes law (Sec. 1)
- Public Land Order No. 7903, which partially cancels seven earlier public land orders in Alaska, becomes law (Sec. 1)
What Changes
Five public land orders that were previously administrative decisions by the Interior Department become official federal law instead of being subject to future changes through administrative processes.
Important Definitions
- Public Land Orders are official documents from the Bureau of Land Management that manage how federal public land is used
- Revocation means canceling or ending something that was previously in place
Effective Date
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