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S.D. Codified Laws § 58-3-12.2

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Market conduct examination--Draft examination report

Official statutory text

Prior to the completion of a market conduct examination, the director may request that the examiner in charge provide a draft examination report that is not to be filed under oath. The draft examination report does not constitute the conclusion of the examination and does not trigger the provisions of § 58-3-12 until filed with the division under oath. Once the division has received the draft examination report, the director may share the draft examination report with the company examined to facilitate the resolution of the examination. The examiner in charge shall submit the examination report under oath and trigger the provisions of § 58-3-12 within one hundred eighty days of the director sharing the draft examination report pursuant to this section, unless the secretary provides a longer timeframe to allow additional consideration of the draft examination report by the company being examined. Nothing in this section applies to financial examinations.

Source: SL 2014, ch 232, § 1.

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