South Dakota § 38-33-12 - Dissolution of commission--Resumption of activities.
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§ 38-33-12. Dissolution of commission--Resumption of activities.
If any national promotion, research, or consumer information program that uses an assessment mechanism on the sale of swine and is under the supervision of an agency of the federal government is resumed or established, the collection of assessments under §§ 38-33-1 to 38-33-12, inclusive, is suspended beginning sixty days after the collection of assessments under the national program begins. If the collection of assessments under §§ 38-33-1 to 38-33-12, inclusive, remains suspended for more than two years, the commission is dissolved and the assets and liabilities of the commission shall be managed as the Legislature shall determine. If, after the commission has been dissolved, the collection of assessments by the national program ceases for a period of sixty days, new members of the commission shall be appointed and subsequent commission members elected as provided in §§ 38-33-1 to 38-33-12, inclusive, and the activities of the commission shall resume.
Source: SL 2001, ch 219, § 16.
Source: official South Dakota text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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