Federal acts-legal actions authorized.

This bill authorizes Wyoming's legislature to initiate lawsuits in court to clarify or protect its interests regarding federal land management laws. It requires a majority vote from both legislative chambers or the management council to start such cases, with up to $75 million available from the legislative stabilization fund for litigation. The legislation specifically targets federal laws like the Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, and National Environmental Policy Act that affect land use within Wyoming. It cites Wyoming's constitutional "equal footing" status as justification for the legislature's standing to seek court rulings on these matters. The bill does not create new policies but establishes a legal process for the legislature to address federal land management interpretations.