68-5.007 : Possession of Prohibited Non-Native Species - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Rule Title: Possession of Prohibited Non-Native Species
Department:	FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION	Add to MyFLRules Favorites
Division:	Departmental
Chapter:	RULES RELATING TO NON-NATIVE SPECIES

Latest version of the final adopted rule presented in Florida Administrative Code (FAC):

	Effective Date:	6/27/2022
	History Notes:	Rulemaking Authority Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. Law Implemented Art. IV, Sec. 9, Fla. Const. History–New 12-27-18, Amended 5-2-19, Amended 4-29-21, 6-27-22.
	References in this version:	Ref-10435 Permit Application Grandfathered Prohibited Species for Personal Use Conditional/Prohibited/Non-native Species Ref-10436 Captive Wildlife Critical Incident/Disaster Plan Ref-12804 Conditional/Prohibited/Nonnative Species Permit for Commercial Use of Tegus and/or Green Iguanas Ref-12806 Conditional/Prohibited/Nonnative Species Permit for Research Ref-12808 Conditional/Prohibited/Nonnative Species Permit for Public Exhibition of Conditional and/or Prohibited Species Ref-12865 Prohibited Species Inventory Report Form Ref-14198 Conditional/Prohibited/Nonnative Species Permit application form FWC WIM 07

History of this Rule since Jan. 6, 2006

Section	Description	ID	Publish Date

Development 68-5.001 ......	: The purpose and effect of these amendments are to provide a means to allow qualifying deviations from the current rules regarding biosecurity requirements, the issuance of personal pet permits to be transferred to the ....	25532357	2/3/2022 Vol. 48/23
Development ......	The purpose and effect of these amendments are to provide a means to allow qualifying deviations from the current rules regarding biosecurity requirements, the issuance of personal pet permits to be transferred to the spouse ....	25515576	1/31/2022 Vol. 48/20

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