Tennessee § 70-9-101 - Short title.
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§ 70-9-101. Short title.
This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the “Tennessee Off-Highway Vehicle Act”. Acts 2004, ch. 622, § 2. Compiler's Notes. Former chapter 9, §§ 70-9-101 — 70-9-104 (Acts 1977, ch. 280, §§ 1-4; T.C.A. §§ 51-1001 — 51-1004), concerning falconry, was repealed by Acts 1986, ch. 882, § 23. For provisions concerning falconry, see § 70-4-414 . Acts 2004, ch. 622, § 10 provided that in carrying out the purposes of the act, the wildlife resources commission (now the fish and wildlife commission) shall put first and foremost the welfare of wildlife and their environment and shall not degrade nor permit degradation of the commission's purpose and mission to protect and preserve the state's wildlife in accordance with article XI, § 13 of the Constitution of Tennessee.
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