§ 38-10-1 Policy of state
§ 38-10-2 Definition of terms
§ 38-10-3 Wheat commission–Members–Terms of office
§ 38-10-3.1 Independent functions retained by commission
§ 38-10-4 Qualifications of appointive members of commission
§ 38-10-5 Supervision of executive director
§ 38-10-6 Areas represented by appointive members of commission
§ 38-10-7 Terms of office of appointive members of commission–Vacancies
§ 38-10-8 Removal of wheat commission member
§ 38-10-9 Ex officio members of wheat commission–No vote
§ 38-10-11 Officers of wheat commission–Meetings
§ 38-10-12 Appointment of executive director–Compensation
§ 38-10-14 Powers of commission
§ 38-10-15 Formulation of general policies and programs for wheat promotion
§ 38-10-16 Wheat research and market development
§ 38-10-17 Research restricted to cooperation with other agencies
§ 38-10-18 Education and publicity program
§ 38-10-19 Cooperation with public and private organizations–Contracts
§ 38-10-20 Rules and regulations adopted by commission
§ 38-10-21 Commission records kept
§ 38-10-22 Promotional fee on wheat sold through commercial channels–Collection from firstpurchaser
§ 38-10-23 Sales to federal government exempt from fee
§ 38-10-24 Fee applicable to wheat stored or sold outside state–Collection from grower
§ 38-10-25 Proof of purchase delivered by purchaser to grower–Contents
§ 38-10-26 Alteration of proof of purchase documents as misdemeanor
§ 38-10-27 Quarterly reports by wheat purchasers–Payment of fee
§ 38-10-28 Fee deducted when loan made by federal agency–Federal forms accepted in lieu ofinvoice
§ 38-10-29 Supplemental and alternate forms used by commodity credit corporation
§ 38-10-30 Use by Commodity Credit Corporation of identification numbers–Access of stateofficials to records
§ 38-10-31 Fee paid at time of federal loan as complete satisfaction
§ 38-10-32 Minor errors in fee collection overlooked
§ 38-10-33 Assessment of fee by director on failure to file report–Penalty–Time of payment
§ 38-10-34 Application for refund of fee erroneously collected–Time for refund–Waiver byfailure to file claim
§ 38-10-35 Deposit and appropriation of fees
§ 38-10-37 Violation of chapter as misdemeanor
§ 38-10-38 Citation of chapter
§ 38-10-39 Commission financial reports–Annual audit
§ 38-10-40 Liability for omissions
§ 38-10-41 Commission may contract with Public Utilities Commission to inspect assessmentand checkoff records
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 38 > Chapter 10 - Wheat Development and Promotion

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