(3)__Twenty dollars for a 6-chance application.__A resident must possess a valid big game hunting license to be eligible to purchase a 6-chance application; or

B.__For a nonresident:

(1)__Ten dollars for a one-chance application;

(2)__Twenty dollars for a 3-chance application;

(3)__Thirty dollars for a 6-chance application; and

(4)__Fifty dollars for a 10-chance application.

7.__Subpermittees.__An applicant for a moose permit may indicate on the application filed pursuant to subsection 6 the name of a subpermittee-designate and the name of an alternate subpermittee-designate.__If the applicant is issued a moose permit under subsection 9, the subpermittee-designate becomes a subpermittee and the permittee may authorize the subpermittee to participate in the moose hunt with the permittee.__The permittee may authorize the alternate subpermittee-designate to participate in the hunt in place of the subpermittee-designate if the permittee notifies the department of the authorization at least 5 business days prior to the first day of the moose season, in which case the alternate subpermittee-designate becomes the subpermittee.__The permittee may choose not to authorize a subpermittee to participate in the hunt.

8.__Point system for public chance drawing.__The department shall adopt rules to allow a person to accumulate one point for each consecutive year that person purchases an application for a moose hunting permit but is not selected to receive a permit.__ Each point entitles that applicant to one chance in the public chance drawing.__A person's accumulated points are eliminated if, in any year, that person is selected to receive a permit or that person fails to purchase a new chance.__Rules adopted under this subsection are routine technical rules as defined in Title 5, chapter 375, subchapter 2-A.

9.__Selection procedure. Permittees are selected by a public chance drawing.

10.__Questionnaire. Each permittee shall complete a questionnaire, to be provided by the commissioner, and return