foreign entities; land; legislative approval

Summary

The bill would bar the conveyance of state land to any foreign government or its agents deemed hostile unless a majority of both the Senate and the House approve it. It also obliges sellers and their agents to provide and keep identification for the buyer, and it revises rules on mineral royalties, drilling protections, and purchase size limits for state lands. The measure was vetoed by the governor.

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