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1. a. The attorney general’s office is the primary agency responsible for enforcing this
chapter.
b. The department shall notify the attorney general’s office if the department has reason
to believe that a violation of section 202A.2 has occurred.
2. In enforcing the provisions of this chapter, the attorney general may do all of the
following:
a. Apply to the district court for an injunction to do any of the following:
(1)Restrain a packer from engaging in conduct or practices in violation of this chapter.
(2)Require a packer to comply with a provision of this chapter.
b. Apply to district court for the issuance of a subpoena to obtain contracts, documents,
or other records for purposes of enforcing this chapter.
c. Bring an action in district court to enforce penalties provided in this
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1. a. The attorney general’s office is the primary agency responsible for enforcing this
chapter.
b. The department shall notify the attorney general’s office if the department has reason
to believe that a violation of section 202A.2 has occurred.
2. In enforcing the provisions of this chapter, the attorney general may do all of the
following:
a. Apply to the district court for an injunction to do any of the following:
(1) Restrain a packer from engaging in conduct or practices in violation of this chapter.
(2) Require a packer to comply with a provision of this chapter.
b. Apply to district court for the issuance of a subpoena to obtain contracts, documents,
or other records for purposes of enforcing this chapter.
c. Bring an action in district court to enforce penalties provided in this chapter, including
the imposition, assessment, and collection of monetary penalties.
3. The attorney general shall have access to all information reported by packers pursuant
to section 202A.2, regardless of whether the information is confidential. The attorney general
may use the information in order to enforce this chapter or may submit the information to a
federal agency.