NR 19.11(3)(a)8.8. Such additional information as may be requested by the department. NR 19.11(3)(b)(b) Narrative proposal. All permit applications shall be accompanied by a written proposal stating the objectives, justifications, procedures, times and places of collection, application of results and sponsor, if any, of the project described in the application. NR 19.11(4)(a)(a) Issuance. Permits shall be issued in the name of the applicant. All agents of the permittee assisting in the permitted collections will be listed on the permit. Separate copies of permits shall be signed and carried by each person named in the permit when that person is acting under it in the absence of the permittee. NR 19.11(4)(b)(b) Specimen materials. A permit will be issued for collections yielding preserved specimen materials only when such materials are to be kept in a place and manner where students and the public have access to them. Private collections to be kept in a manner not open to the public will not be approved. NR 19.11(4)(c)1.1. ‘Contents.’ Permits will contain conditions deemed necessary by the department to protect the resources of the state and assure use of specimens taken are in compliance with s. 29.614, Stats. NR 19.11(4)(c)2.2. ‘Nonresidents.’ Permits issued to nonresidents will set forth conditions of removal of specimens from the state. NR 19.11(4)(c)3.a.a. Permits involving the capture, marking, collection, possession or salvage of migratory birds or parts, nests or eggs of migratory birds will not be issued under this section until the applicant possesses a permit issued by the U.S. fish and wildlife service for that activity. NR 19.11(4)(c)3.b.b. Permits under this section are not required for banding or marking capture-and-release activities authorized under a permit issued by the U.S. fish and wildlife service. NR 19.11(4)(c)4.4. ‘Size of collections.’ Permits will not be issued which authorize collections endangering the population of animals the collection would draw from, or exceeding the number of animals required to meet the permittee’s objectives. NR 19.11(4)(c)5.5. ‘Unprotected species.’ Permits will not be issued for the collection of protected species if unprotected species can be used to accomplish the same purposes. NR 19.11(5)(a)1.1. Living unharmed specimens collected during the course of permitted activities shall be returned to the wild at the point of capture, unless otherwise provided in the permit. NR 19.11(5)(a)2.2. Any endangered or threatened species taken unintentionally during the course of permitted activities shall be immediately released if unharmed. NR 19.11(5)(a)3.3. Injured or dead wild animal specimens shall be immediately turned over to the department employee named in the permit unless otherwise provided in the permit. NR 19.11(5)(b)(b) Notification of department. Each permittee shall notify the department employee named in the permit at least 48 hours prior to collecting of the time and place where specimens will be collected. NR 19.11(5)(c)(c) Marked gear. All traps, nets and any other gear used for capturing wild animals under terms of a permit shall be marked with the permit number, name and address of the permittee. NR 19.11(5)(d)(d) Trap and net tending. All traps, nets and other capture emptied by the permittee at least once each 24-hour period. NR 19.11(5)(e)1.1. ‘Gill nets.’ Gill nets may not be used in inland waters unless specifically authorized by a permit. NR 19.11(5)(e)2.2. ‘Buoys.’ All buoys and buoy staffs shall be marked and maintained as required by the department. The permit number, name and address of the permittee shall be maintained in plain figures on the bowl of the buoy. NR 19.11(5)(e)3.3. ‘Sport fishing equipment.’ Hook and line fishing equipment and spearing equipment may not be possessed on a boat operating under a permit without prior approval of the department. NR 19.11(6)(a)(a) Records. Each permittee shall keep current records, in the English language, of all collections under the permit. Records of collections shall be made available to the department during normal business hours, or upon 8 hours notice at other times. NR 19.11(6)(b)(b) Required reports. Permittees shall supply information requested by the department and annually file a complete and accurate report on forms covering activities conducted under authority of the permit. Unless otherwise provided in the permit, such reports shall be filed using a report form provided by the department not later than January 10 of the year following expiration of the permit.