§ 4-212
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§4–212.
(a)Any properly accredited person of known scientific attainment desiring to collect fish, fish eggs, shellfish, or aquatic invertebrates from the wild for scientific or educational purposes shall first obtain a scientific collection permit from the Secretary.
(b)The Secretary may issue a scientific collection permit, on the payment of a reasonable fee established by the Department in regulation, to any properly accredited person who has demonstrated a legitimate scientific or educational need for the requested species and submitted an application on a form provided by the Department.
(c)The Secretary may adopt regulations governing the issuance, revocation, terms, and conditions of the permit.
(d)The permit:
(1)Shall expire December 31 of the issuing year; and
(2)May not be transferred to another person.
(e)The permit may become void on proof that the permittee has:
(1)Violated any provision of the permit;
(2)Captured or killed any fish, fish eggs, shellfish, or aquatic invertebrates in violation of the terms and conditions of the permit;
(3)Taken any nests or eggs for other than scientific or educational purposes; or
(4)Taken or possessed any fish, fish eggs, shellfish, or aquatic invertebrates not authorized by the permit.