Minnesota § 144.9509 ENFORCEMENT

Minnesota Statutes

§ 144.9509 — ENFORCEMENT

Minnesota § 144.9509

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Ch. 144DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

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Subdivision 1.Enforcement.
When the commissioner exercises authority for enforcement, the provisions of sections144.9501to144.9512shall be enforced under the provisions of sections144.989to144.993. Community health boards shall enforce a lead order issued under section144.9504under a local ordinance or as a public health nuisance under chapter 145A.

Subd. 2.Discrimination.
A person who discriminates against or otherwise sanctions an employee who complains to or cooperates with the assessing agency in administering sections144.9501to144.9512is guilty of a petty misdemeanor.

Subd. 3.Enforcement and status report.
The commissioner shall examine compliance with Minnesota's existing lead standards and rules and report to the legislature biennially, beginning February 15, 1997, including an e

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Subdivision 1.Enforcement.
When the commissioner exercises authority for enforcement, the provisions of sections144.9501to144.9512shall be enforced under the provisions of sections144.989to144.993. Community health boards shall enforce a lead order issued under section144.9504under a local ordinance or as a public health nuisance under chapter 145A.

Subd. 2.Discrimination.
A person who discriminates against or otherwise sanctions an employee who complains to or cooperates with the assessing agency in administering sections144.9501to144.9512is guilty of a petty misdemeanor.

Subd. 3.Enforcement and status report.
The commissioner shall examine compliance with Minnesota's existing lead standards and rules and report to the legislature biennially, beginning February 15, 1997, including an evaluation of current lead program activities by the state and community health boards, the need for any additional enforcement procedures, recommendations on developing a method to enforce compliance with lead standards, and cost estimates for any proposed enforcement procedure. The report shall also include a summary of lead surveillance data collected by the commissioner.