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Chapter 13.5
California Apple Commission

Articles

1
Declarations and General Provisions
Sections 75501–75507
2
Definitions
Sections 75511–75526
3
the California Apple Commission
Sections 75531–75546
4
Powers and Duties of the Commission
Sections 75581–75603
5
Implementation and Voting Procedures
Sections 75611–75619
6
Assessments and Records
Sections 75630–75637
7
Actions and Penalties
Sections 75641–75644
8
Continuation or Suspension and Termination
Sections 75651–75656
 



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(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

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