Article 3 - Agricultural Commodity Commission for Peanuts

Article 3 - Agricultural Commodity Commission for Peanuts

§ 2-8-50. Applicability of article
§ 2-8-51. Definitions
§ 2-8-52. Commission continued in existence; powers and duties; continuation of certain rules, regulations, and orders; periodic determination as to continuation of commission
§ 2-8-53. Membership of commission; division of peanut-producing counties into districts; election of members; compensation and expenses; certification of members to Secretary of State
§ 2-8-54. Authority; legal representation; acceptance and use of donations, gifts, and other property; exercise of powers of corporations; continuation of existence of commission; authority to lease or purchase property
§ 2-8-55. Commission as public corporation; name used in contracts and legal proceedings; chairman; quorum; oath of office; certification of election
§ 2-8-56. Receipt, collection, and disbursal of funds
§ 2-8-57. Funds held in trust; deposit, accounting, and disbursal of funds; exemption from requirements applicable to state funds
§ 2-8-58. Bond of persons handling funds under article; signing of checks, drafts, and negotiable instruments; election, powers, and duties of treasurer
§ 2-8-59. Liability of commission members
§ 2-8-60. Authority to confer with and make information available to governmental authorities of this state, other states, and the United States
§ 2-8-61. Issuance, administration, and enforcement of marketing orders; notice and hearing as to proposed order; information from persons who may be affected by order
§ 2-8-62. Recommendation of promulgation of marketing order; permissible provisions of orders; effectiveness of orders heretofore adopted and in effect on July 1, 1989
§ 2-8-63. Finding of assent or approval of producers required for marketing order to become effective; commission authorized to issue orders regulating peanuts; amendments; notice; rules and regulations; expiration and extension of orders
§ 2-8-64. Limiting of application of marketing order to certain marketing areas or portions of state
§ 2-8-65. Seasonal marketing regulations; legislative findings; interpretation of Code section
§ 2-8-66. Applicability of orders regulating minimum quality, condition, size, or maturity
§ 2-8-67. Assessments to defray expenses of marketing orders; budgets for administration; authority to borrow money; contributions in lieu of advance deposits; collection of assessments; rules; enforcement of payment; deposit and disbursement of moneys; investment of moneys
§ 2-8-68. Assessment constitutes personal debt; action for collection; fee for late payment; remedies cumulative
§ 2-8-69. Books and records of processors and distributors; furnishing information to commission; inspection of books and records; confidentiality; enforcement
§ 2-8-70. Use of designations of grade, quality, or condition without complying with regulations or marketing order
§ 2-8-71. Entry and inspection of premises to check compliance with marketing order; holding of lot of peanuts to ascertain compliance; affixing of notice of noncompliance; service of notice of noncompliance; correction of deficiencies; disposal of lot; applicability
§ 2-8-72. Civil penalty; fixing amount of penalty; civil action; disposition of moneys
§ 2-8-73. Action by Attorney General for civil penalties or injunctive relief; remedies court may impose; payment of costs
§ 2-8-74. Referral of complaints to Attorney General or prosecuting attorney; hearing to consider charges; cease and desist order
§ 2-8-75. False or fraudulent reports, statements, and records; failure or refusal to give name and address of person from whom peanuts received
§ 2-8-76. Criminal penalty
§ 2-8-77. Construction of penalty and remedy provisions
§ 2-8-78. Applicability to retailers of peanuts
§ 2-8-79. Applicability of "Georgia Administrative Procedure Act."

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