North Carolina § 113-305 - Cooperative agreements by Wildlife Resources Commission.
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§ 113-305. Cooperative agreements by Wildlife Resources Commission.
The Wildlife Resources Commission is empowered to enter into cooperative agreements with public and private agencies and individuals respecting the matters governed in this Subchapter. Pursuant to such agreements the Wildlife Resources Commission may expend funds, assign employees to additional duties within or without the State, assume additional responsibilities, and take other actions that may be required by virtue of such agreements, in the overall best interests of the conservation of wildlife resources. History (1965, c. 957, s. 2; 1973, c. 1262, s. 18.)
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