California § 58741.1 - Subject to Section 58993.1, the director may establish an educational program, as
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§ 58741.1. Subject to Section 58993.1, the director may establish an educational program, as
Subject to Section 58993.1, the director may establish an educational program, as defined in Section 58608.1, directly affecting producers of all commodities produced in this state. If established, the educational program shall be created with all the powers, rights, and duties set forth in this chapter, except that it shall not be subject to Section 58749 or 58993.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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