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SF0016
Subleasing of state lands-exemptions.
Year
2026
Status
✓ Signed Into Law
Sponsor
Agriculture
Committee
Agriculture, State and Public Lands & Water Resources
Joint
Introduced
Feb 9, 2026
8 months ago
Last Action
Assigned Chapter Number 22
Signed
Mar 2, 2026
Effective: Jul 1, 2026
Bill Synopsis
Ranchers leasing state land must now report and pay fees when grazing someone else's cattle, but family-owned operations sharing 80% ownership are exempt from these rules.
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Committee
Agriculture, State and Public Lands & Water Resources
Type: Joint
Committee Members
Dalton Banks
Chairman
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H26
Bob Ide
Chairman
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S29
Barry Crago
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S22
Bob Davis
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H47
Justin Fornstrom
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H10
Steve Johnson
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H08
Taft Love
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S06
Troy McKeown
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S24
Pepper Ottman
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H34
Laura Pearson
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S14
Karlee Provenza
Member
Floor Vote: Excused
Democrat - H45
Mike Schmid
Member
Floor Vote: Excused
Republican - H20
Tomi Strock
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H06
John Winter
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H28
Documents & Resources
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Official bill document
Last Action
Assigned Chapter Number 22
Enrolled Act No.
Act #11
Chapter: 0022
Signed: 3/2/2026
Effective: 7/1/2026