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United States — Iowa
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If explosive materials are stolen or lost, the authorized possessor must immediately report it to local police or the county sheriff, and those authorities must immediately pass the report to the director.
United States — Iowa
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Do not abandon or dispose of explosives in a way that could endanger life or property. If you possess or control explosives and no longer need them, dispose of them under rules set by the director.
United States — Iowa
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This chapter is called the “Cigarette Fire Safety Standards Act” and may be cited by that name.
United States — Iowa
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The chapter stops applying if later-enacted federal cigarette fire safety standards preempt it, and the department must notify state officials if that happens.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including “agent,” “cigarette,” “department,” “manufacturer,” “quality control and quality assurance program,” “repeatability,” “retailer,” “sale,” “sell,” and “wholesaler.”
United States — Iowa
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Cigarettes may not be sold in this state unless they are tested, meet the standard, are certified, and are marked; the department administers the chapter and may adopt rules.
United States — Iowa
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Cigarette testing must follow the specified ASTM method and performance standard, with lab accreditation, repeatability limits, band-placement rules for certain cigarettes, and recordkeeping by manufacturers.
United States — Iowa
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Manufacturers must certify cigarettes in writing, recertify them every three years, provide the certification on request, pay a $100 fee per listed cigarette, and retest altered cigarettes before sale if the change may affect compliance.
United States — Iowa
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Certain cigarette manufacturers, wholesalers, agents, and retailers must share certification and packaging-marking information, and allow inspections of the markings.
United States — Iowa
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Manufacturers must mark certified cigarettes, use one marking uniformly, notify the department, get proposed markings approved before certification, and not change an approved marking without approval.
United States — Iowa
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This section sets civil penalties for several cigarette-related violations and lets state authorities enforce the chapter through court action, inspections, records review, forfeiture, and related remedies.
United States — Iowa
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This chapter may be cited as the Iowa Propane Education and Research Act.
United States — Iowa
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A person in a position of trust under this chapter must provide a bond set in an amount required by the council.
United States — Iowa
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The council must file an annual report with the fire marshal and the auditor of state.
United States — Iowa
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The Iowa propane education and research council is not a state agency.
United States — Iowa
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Willfully violating this chapter or willfully giving the fire marshal a false or fraudulent report, statement, or record is a simple misdemeanor.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including council, propane, education, research, weatherization, and several propane-industry roles.
United States — Iowa
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The Iowa propane education and research council is created, with rules for its membership, appointments, terms, duties, records, audits, and rulemaking.
United States — Iowa
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The council is funded by an annual assessment on odorized propane sold, and owners must calculate, itemize, collect, and remit the assessment on a monthly schedule.
United States — Iowa
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The council must arrange a referendum if triggered, and retail propane marketers vote based on sales volume.