Washington § 31.24.205 - Supervisory direction and conservatorship.

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§ 31.24.205. Supervisory direction and conservatorship.

The director has the same power and authority to exercise supervisory direction and conservatorship of, and to issue cease and desist orders upon, a business development company organized under this chapter, as the director has in regard to a bank under *Title 30 RCW.
[ 2006 c 87 s 22.]

Notes

*Reviser's note: Title 30 RCW was recodified and/or repealed pursuant to 2014 c 37, effective January 5, 2015.

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