N.Y. ENV Law § 33-0501
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Testing of pesticide samples
Official statutory text
§ 33-0501. Testing of pesticide samples.\n 1. The commissioner shall take and seal samples of pesticides in\nduplicate in the presence of at least one witness and shall, tender,\nand, if accepted, deliver to the person in charge of the pesticide one\nof such samples.\n 2. The department shall examine, analyze, or test, or cause to be\nexamined, analyzed or tested the pesticide samples taken under the\nprovisions of this article.\n 3. At least every two years the department shall make public the\nresults of examinations, analyses, trials, and tests of any sample or\nsamples so procured, together with such additional information as\ncircumstances advise. These published results shall be the property of\nthe state of New York and shall not be used for advertising or\nregulatory purposes by any person or agency, government or otherwise\nwithout the commissioner's permission.\n
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