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https://www.npr.org/2023/12/22/1220111009/congress-passed-so-few-laws-this-year-that-we-explained-them-all-in-1-000-words
>Much of the news in Congress this year had little to do with actual legislation, but lawmakers did manage to send 27 bills to President Biden's desk for a signature. That's a dramatic productivity decline relative to previous years, even when compared to other eras of divided government.
>Hunting education and reform
>Schools are now allowed to purchase "dangerous weapons" for the purposes of educational instruction or educational enrichment activities including archery and hunting under the Protecting Hunting Heritage and Education Act.
>The Duck Stamp Modernization Act digitizes some aspects of the bureaucracy associated with federal hunting regulations.
>Much of the news in Congress this year had little to do with actual legislation, but lawmakers did manage to send 27 bills to President Biden's desk for a signature. That's a dramatic productivity decline relative to previous years, even when compared to other eras of divided government.
>Hunting education and reform
>Schools are now allowed to purchase "dangerous weapons" for the purposes of educational instruction or educational enrichment activities including archery and hunting under the Protecting Hunting Heritage and Education Act.
>The Duck Stamp Modernization Act digitizes some aspects of the bureaucracy associated with federal hunting regulations.
