Iowa § 17A.34 - 17A.34 Competition with private enterprise — notice for proposed rules.
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§ 17A.34. 17A.34 Competition with private enterprise — notice for proposed rules.
When a rule is proposed, the administrative rules coordinator shall make an initial determination of whether the rule may cause a service or product to be offered for sale to the public by a state agency that competes with private enterprise. If such a service or product may be offered as a result of the proposed rule, that fact shall be included in the notice of intended action of the rule. 2001 Acts, ch 66, §1 Wed Dec 10 22:13:01 2025 Iowa Code 2026, Section 17A.34 (19, 0)
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