WyomingWyoming would cap certain state charges to its beef council
State entities would face a 3% cap on certain charges to Wyoming’s beef council, based on annual fee money not already committed by law.
What it does
Certain state charges to Wyoming’s beef council would be capped at 3% of its annual fee money not already committed by law. Costs referenced elsewhere in the law would be excluded.
Argument forLimiting covered state charges could leave Wyoming’s beef council with more fee money available for its work.
Argument againstThe cap could keep state entities from recovering their full costs from the beef council when covered charges exceed the limit.
More detail
State entities would face a yearly limit on certain costs they charge Wyoming’s beef council. The limit would cover the Department of Administration and Information and any other state entity. It would equal 3% of the council’s annual fee money not already committed under state or federal law. Costs referenced in subsection (c), a separate part of the law not included here, would be excluded. The proposal names July 1, 2026, as its effective date, but the recorded actions do not show enactment.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Feb 14H Did not Consider for IntroductionLatest
- Feb 11H Received for IntroductionMinor
- Feb 11Bill Number AssignedIntroduced
Agriculture