5.__Assistance to federal agencies.__The Bureau of Warden Service may provide assistance to federal agencies.__The director of the Bureau of Warden Service may charge the various federal agencies for these services.__Revenues received from these agencies must be allocated for the purpose of funding the cost of providing the services.

SUBCHAPTER 2

OTHER ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS

§10401.__Officials with full powers of game wardens

Sheriffs, deputy sheriffs, police officers, constables, marine patrol officers, Baxter Park rangers, wardens of the Penobscot Indian Nation within the Penobscot Indian Territory, as defined by Title 30, section 6205, subsection 2, wardens of the Passamaquoddy Tribe within the Passamaquoddy Indian Territory, as defined by Title 30, section 6205, subsection 1, and law enforcement personnel employed by the United States Department of the Interior have the powers of game wardens.

The commissioner shall grant the powers of game wardens outside the Penobscot Indian Territory to wardens of the Penobscot Indian Nation and game wardens outside the Passamaquoddy Indian Territory to wardens of the Passamaquoddy Tribe who have qualified under the written code prepared by the commissioner and approved by the Director of Human Resources within the Department of Administrative and Financial Services, as specified in section 10351. The commissioner may revoke these powers for good cause shown and shall provide a subsequent hearing on the revocation under Title 5, chapter 375, subchapter 4, if requested.

§10402.__Officials with certain powers and duties of

wardens

1.__Watercraft laws. All harbor masters, except those harbor masters whose authority is restricted as described in Title 38, section 1, have the same powers and duties as game wardens to enforce chapter 935 and any other provision of this Part regulating watercraft.

2.__Snowmobile laws. All law enforcement personnel of the State, including those of the Bureau of Forestry, and supervisors