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 \nIT is only a frank statement to admit that all the money paid by huntersin Georgia for hunting licenses does not go exclusively to expendituresin behal of the hunters.It has long been the announced convietion of theGame and Fish Department that the entire revenue should be used solelyfor wild life protection,propagation and conservation.But,the law pro-vides otherwise.  \nThe Commissioner of Game and Fish has made such recommendationin the past,and in his last report said;  \n\"I believe the hunters of the state should get the fullest benefit ofevery dollar paid by them for hunting licenses.I think it extremely unjustto the hunter,and certainly unfair in principle,that he should be requiredto pay a fee for the privilege of hunting game,and then have a substantialportion of that fee used to maintain some other Department of govern-ment.”  \nIn principle the assessment of a license upon hunters for the privilegeof engaging in oldest outdoor recreation and sport is not a “tax”for revenuepurposes,designed to contribute to the common support of the government.Obviously its purpose is to provide means for the administration and en-forcement of regulatory enactments,for the safeguarding of the supply ofgame,fish and wild life,and for such propagation as will insure againstan extravagant,unnecessary and wanton destruetion which will lead to ex-tinction.  \nThere are four major heads under which the Game and Fish Depart-ment,in its funetions,expends the funds derived from the one source ofrevenue:General Expenses;Enforcement;Propagation;Education aadInformation.  \nINTENTIONAL SECOND EXPOSURE  \nThere are two pertinent questions which may reasonably be asked bythe hunters in Georgia,to both of which it is the purpose of the Departmentof Game and Fish to here set down frank and candid replies;facts andfigures.  \nWho gets our money and for what purpose?Hou do costs upon us compare with costs in otherstates?  \nT is only a frank statement to admit that all the money paid by huntersin Georgia for hunting licenses does not go exclusively to expendituresin behalf of the hunters.It has long been the announced convietion of theGame and Fish Department that the entire revenue should be used solelyfor wild life protection,propagation and conservation.But,the law pro-vides otherwise.  \n工  \nGeorgia Department of Game &Fish  \nThe Commissioner of Game and Fish has made such recommendationin the past,and in his last report said:  \nPeter S.Twitty,  \nCommissioner,  \nAtlanta·    ·Georgia  \n\"I believe the hunters of the state should get the fullest benefit ofevery dollar paid by them for hunting licenses.I think it extremely unjustto the hunter,and certainly unfair in prineiple,that he should be requiredto pay a fee for the privilege of h","cbCaimlAeQEEVSTa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimlAeQEEVSTa","pdf",428331,"English","# Restrictions on Use\n# Technical Microform Data\n# Where Hunters' Money Goes\n## Major Spending Categories\n## 1928 Expenditures","[{\"question\":\"Who does the hunting license money benefit, and for what purpose?\",\"answer\":\"Not all Georgia hunting license money goes exclusively to expenditures on behalf of hunters. The Department explains that funds support administration and enforcement, safeguarding game and fish supply, and propagation, consistent with the law.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document describe the purpose of the license assessment?\",\"answer\":\"The document states that the license assessment is not treated as a “tax” for common government support. Its purpose is linked to regulatory administration, enforcement, safeguarding wildlife supply, and preventing unnecessary destruction leading toward extinction.\"},{\"question\":\"What spending categories does the Game and Fish Department use for license-derived funds?\",\"answer\":\"The document lists four major heads: General Expenses, Enforcement, Propagation, and Education and Information, and then provides detailed expenditures for 1928 under those headings.\"}]","This Is a Hunter's Dollar - Georgia Department of Game & Fish | PDF",1789971865,25]