Maine § 5 §90-R Powers and duties of the special advocate

Maine Statutes

§ 5 §90-R — Powers and duties of the special advocate

Maine § 5 §90-R

Title 5ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND SERVICES

Part 1STATE DEPARTMENTS

Ch. 5SECRETARY OF STATE

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 5, § 5 §90-R (2026).

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1.General advocacy. The special advocate may advocate generally on behalf of small business interests by commenting on rules proposed under chapter 375, testifying on legislation affecting the interests of small businesses, consulting with agencies having enforcement authority over business matters and promoting the services provided by the special advocate.

2.Advocate on behalf of an aggrieved small business. Upon receipt of a complaint requesting assistance under section 90‑Q, the special advocate may:

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General advocacy.
The special advocate may advocate generally on behalf of small business interests by commenting on rules proposed under chapter 375, testifying on legislation affecting the interests of small businesses, consulting with agencies having enforcement authority over business matters and promoting the services provided by the special advocate.
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Advocate on behalf of an aggrieved small business.
Upon receipt of a complaint requesting assistance under section 90‑Q, the special advocate may: