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Code · Illinois · Chapter 515 — FISH · Act 5

Sec. 20-92. Commercial roe dealer permit.

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Sec. 20-92. Commercial roe dealer permit.
(a)Any resident wholesale aquatic life dealer who buys, sells, or ships roe from roe-bearing species, whether from the waters within or without the State, must annually procure a commercial roe dealer permit from the Department in addition to an aquatic life dealers license. The annual fee for a commercial roe dealer permit is $500 for resident wholesale aquatic life dealers and $1,500 for non-resident aquatic life dealers. All commercial roe dealer permits shall expire on March 31 of each year.
(b)Legally licensed commercial roe dealer permit holders may designate up to 2 employees on their commercial roe dealer permit. Employees designated on a commercial roe dealer permit must retain a copy of this permit in their possession while transporting roe bearing fishes either whole or in part.
(c)A violation of this Section is a Class A misdemeanor with a minimum mandatory fine of $500.
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