Title 16 › Chapter 103— EXPANDING PUBLIC LANDS OUTDOOR RECREATION EXPERIENCES › Subchapter III— SIMPLIFYING OUTDOOR ACCESS FOR RECREATION › Part A— Modernizing Recreation Permitting › § 8547
After a performance review, the Secretary in charge must change how many visitor-use days a permit holder gets. If the permit holder’s performance was satisfactory, each remaining year of the permit will be set at 125% of the number of days actually used in the year the review looked at, but it cannot be higher than the number of days the permit originally allowed. If performance was less than satisfactory, each remaining year will be set at no more than 100% of the days actually used in that review year. The Secretary may temporarily give unused visitor-use days to other current or potential permit holders, including the public, even if that goes beyond the original holder’s allocation. If unallocated days exist, the Secretary may at any time amend a permit to add extra days to a qualified provider.
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16 U.S.C. § 8547
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Apr 5, 2026
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