N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-43-06
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4.1-43-06. Commissioner may adopt rules, take testimony, grant public hearings
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4.1-43-06. Commissioner may adopt rules, take testimony, grant public hearings
The commissioner may adopt rules under chapter 28-32, governing applications for
registration, the submission of samples for analysis, and all other matters necessary to give
effect to this chapter. The commissioner may take expert and other testimony and, upon
request, shall grant a public hearing prior to the cancellation of a registration and also to any
manufacturer or distributor whose request for registration of any livestock medicine has been
denied.
The commissioner may adopt rules under chapter 28-32, governing applications for
registration, the submission of samples for analysis, and all other matters necessary to give
effect to this chapter. The commissioner may take expert and other testimony and, upon
request, shall grant a public hearing prior to the cancellation of a registration and also to any
manufacturer or distributor whose request for registration of any livestock medicine has been
denied.
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