Minnesota Administrative Rules
Agency 158 - Natural Resources Department
Chapter 6244 - CAPTIVE WILDLIFE
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
Part 6244.1110 - INITIAL TESTING AT TIME OF RULES ADOPTION

Universal Citation: MN Rules 6244.1110

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 13, September 23, 2024

Commencing July 1, 1996, the commissioner may allow a person who has or previously had a valid wildlife rehabilitation permit, other than an outshelter permit, to test at either the novice, general, or master level based on the following criteria:

A. a person who has had a wildlife rehabilitation permit for less than two years during the past five years may test at the novice level only;

B. a person who has had a wildlife rehabilitation permit for more than two years but less than six years of the past ten years may test at the novice or general level only; and

C. a person who has had a wildlife rehabilitation permit for six years or more during the past ten years may test at the novice, general, or master level.

A person holding a valid wildlife rehabilitation permit on July 1, 1996, who initially tests at the general or master level, and fails either the general or master level test may immediately test at the novice level without waiting six months as stipulated in part 6244.0420, subpart 4.

Statutory Authority: MS s 97A.401; 97A.418

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