The Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce may, by lawful means, obtain information pertaining to the dairy industry which he deems necessary to carry out the purposes of the provisions of this chapter and the Southern Dairy Compact. Such information may be utilized by the commissioner, the delegates, and the Southern Dairy Compact Commission. Laws, 1998, ch. 421, § 3, effective when enacted into law by at least two (2) other states within the compact group of states and when the consent of Congress has been obtained. The Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce may, by lawful means, obtain information pertaining to the dairy industry which he deems necessary to carry out the purposes of the provisions of this chapter and the Southern Dairy Compact. Such information may be utilized by the commissioner, the delegates, and the Southern Dairy Compact Commission. Laws, 1998, ch. 421, § 3, effective when enacted into law by at least two (2) other states within the compact group of states and when the consent of Congress has been obtained. The Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce may, by lawful means, obtain information pertaining to the dairy industry which he deems necessary to carry out the purposes of the provisions of this chapter and the Southern Dairy Compact. Such information may be utilized by the commissioner, the delegates, and the Southern Dairy Compact Commission. Laws, 1998, ch. 421, § 3, effective when enacted into law by at least two (2) other states within the compact group of states and when the consent of Congress has been obtained. The Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce may, by lawful means, obtain information pertaining to the dairy industry which he deems necessary to carry out the purposes of the provisions of this chapter and the Southern Dairy Compact. Such information may be utilized by the commissioner, the delegates, and the Southern Dairy Compact Commission. Laws, 1998, ch. 421, § 3, effective when enacted into law by at least two (2) other states within the compact group of states and when the consent of Congress has been obtained.
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