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Greg - 12/04/2012 8:25 AM
[Choose #1] I don’t trust the government with my money. Would rather donate to a non-profit that promotes marine/ocean conservation.
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[Choose #1] don’t we pay enough already?
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[Choose #5] as well as anything else that touches the water, i pay for a lobster lic, where does that money go?
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[Choose #5] Only if I knew who was going to manage the money and what fees they were going to charge
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[Choose #5] depends on where applied, how managed, cost to revenue ratio, and ultimately how effective the prgm
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[Choose #1] My taxes and fishing fees are more than enough.
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[Choose #1] no...Training agencies teach bouyancy control to protect reefs / bundgy up hanging Equip. P/U trash
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[Choose #1] I pay a ton in taxes, I’m not going to pay another fee.
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[Choose #1] Quebec has such a fee, $45/3 years. And guess what it’s not used for marine conservation.
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[Choose #1] dive site managers/governments should be responsible for taxing/charging access fees-area specific.
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[Choose #4] All for it, provided it was managed RIGHT
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[Choose #1] I already pay enough in membership and insurance fees
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Scout - 8/29/2008 6:20 AM
[Choose #4] Just what we need - more government
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[Choose #1] I understand the need, but divers should not be responsible to foot the bill. I say NO!
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[Choose #1] we pay for enough things, i shouldnt have to pay to look at that beauty.
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