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1-4-126. State butterfly.
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1-4-126. State butterfly.
(a) The Diana fritillary butterfly is designated the official butterfly of the State of Arkansas.
(b)(1) This section does not require a state agency or office to republish a publication or brochure in order to list or display the state butterfly.
(2) A state agency or office may include the information concerning the state butterfly in future publications or brochures or in a scheduled update to a publication or brochure.
(c) This section does not grant a protected status to the Diana fritillary butterfly.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 1-4-126
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.01.odt
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1-4-126. State butterfly.
(a) The Diana fritillary butterfly is designated the official butterfly of the State of Arkansas.
(b)(1) This section does not require a state agency or office to republish a publication or brochure in order to list or display the state butterfly.
(2) A state agency or office may include the information concerning the state butterfly in future publications or brochures or in a scheduled update to a publication or brochure.
(c) This section does not grant a protected status to the Diana fritillary butterfly.
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