The Alaska State Legislature has passed a resolution disapproving Executive Order No. 136, which was proposed by the governor to establish a new Department of Agriculture. This order aimed to transfer agricultural functions from the Department of Natural Resources to the newly created department. According to the Alaska Constitution, the legislature has the authority to disapprove an executive order within 60 days of a regular session, and this resolution reflects that action.

The resolution indicates that the legislature, by a majority vote in joint session, has chosen to reject the governor's proposal, thereby preventing the establishment of the Department of Agriculture as outlined in Executive Order No. 136. This decision underscores the legislative body's role in overseeing executive actions and ensuring that changes to state departments align with their priorities and governance strategies.