Iowa § 523A.808 Cooperation with other agencies

Iowa Statutes

§ 523A.808 — Cooperation with other agencies

Iowa § 523A.808

Title XIIICOMMERCE

Ch. 523ACEMETERY AND FUNERAL MERCHANDISE AND FUNERAL SERVICES

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Iowa Code § 523A.808 (2026).

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1.To encourage uniform interpretation and administration of this chapter and effective regulation of the sale of cemetery merchandise, funeral merchandise, and funeral services, the commissioner may cooperate with any governmental law enforcement or regulatory agency.

2.This cooperation includes but is not limited to:

a.Making a joint examination or investigation.

b.Holding a joint administrative hearing.

c.Filing and prosecuting a joint civil or administrative proceeding.

d.Sharing and exchanging personnel.

e.Sharing and exchanging relevant information and documents.

f.Formulating, in accordance with chapter 17A, rules or proposed rules on matters such as statements of policy, regulatory standards, guidelines, and interpretive opinions.

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1. To encourage uniform interpretation and administration of this chapter and effective
regulation of the sale of cemetery merchandise, funeral merchandise, and funeral services,
the commissioner may cooperate with any governmental law enforcement or regulatory
agency.
2. This cooperation includes but is not limited to:
a. Making a joint examination or investigation.
b. Holding a joint administrative hearing.
c. Filing and prosecuting a joint civil or administrative proceeding.
d. Sharing and exchanging personnel.
e. Sharing and exchanging relevant information and documents.
f. Formulating, in accordance with chapter 17A, rules or proposed rules on matters such
as statements of policy, regulatory standards, guidelines, and interpretive opinions.