Iowa Code § 181.8
Executive committee — entering premises — examining records
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Current — January 1, 2018
As of January 1, 2012
The council may authorize its agents to enter at a reasonable time upon the premises of any purchaser charged by this chapter with remitting the state assessment to the council, and to examine records and other instruments relating to the collection of the state assessment. However, the council must first have reasonable grounds to believe that the state assessment has not been remitted or fully accounted for.
The executive committee may authorize its agents to enter at a reasonable time upon the premises of any purchaser charged by this chapter with remitting the state assessment to the executive committee, and to examine records and other instruments relating to the collection of the state assessment. However, the executive committee must first have reasonable grounds to believe that the state assessment has not been remitted or fully accounted for.
The council may enter into arrangements with persons purchasing cattle outside of this state for remitting the state assessment by such purchasers.
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