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I sit on a board and if I don't see the information that I want to see in front of me to support or reject a proposal my default is not to vote no. I will suggest to my fellow board members that we table the proposal or motion and direct staff to produce the information that I want to see before further consideration. It seems like that might have been a reasonable option for this commissioner if she's really all about the science backing the decision.
Quote from: Bob33 on November 22, 2021, 12:59:07 PMLorna Smith is their Executive Director. That should provide insight into her perspective.http://westernwildlife.org/This link doesn't work Bob, FYI.
Lorna Smith is their Executive Director. That should provide insight into her perspective.http://westernwildlife.org/
Inslee is root of all these problems, he would appoint someone else just like her.
For once WDFW was not the enemy here and I find myself defending them.
Quote from: KFhunter on November 22, 2021, 03:48:44 PMFor once WDFW was not the enemy here and I find myself defending them. This can't be overstated. Call out the agency when it's in the wrong, but on this they were in the right and backed it up with evidence. Pressure only needs to be applied to the commission. If anything we should be grateful to the department and Susewind for putting up the fight they did
I have requested all emails from the wdfw to the commission and GMAC as well as all text messages and any and all online comments for or against the spring bear hunt, via the freedom of information act.Once received I will do a file dump if possible.
One thing that hasn’t been mentioned about this whole tie vote debacle, there is supposed to be 9 commission members. The 9th member, who is supposed to be a representative of eastern Washington, has yet to be elected or appointed. And as said before, a handful of the current commission members have yet to be sworn in. In my opinion they shouldn’t be able to make major changes until the board has been filled and all sworn in.