California § 12307 - The Resources Agency, the department, the Reclamation Board, and the Department o
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§ 12307. The Resources Agency, the department, the Reclamation Board, and the Department o
(a) The Resources Agency, the department, the Reclamation Board, and the Department of Fish and Game shall enter into a memorandum of understanding to coordinate the implementation of the programs subject to this chapter. (b) The memorandum of understanding shall provide that the Department of Fish and Game shall enforce any mitigation requirements involving programs subject to this chapter.
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