New York § 258-NN New York delegation; limitation on voting

New York Statutes

§ 258-NN — New York delegation; limitation on voting

New York § 258-NN

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Art. 21-CNortheast Interstate Dairy Compact

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N.Y. Agriculture & Markets § 258-NN (2026).

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  § 258-nn. New York delegation; limitation on voting. The New York\ndelegation to the northeast interstate dairy compact commission, or any\nmember thereof, shall not vote to include all or part of New York state\nas part of a regulated area, as that term is defined in subdivision (e)\nof section two of article two of the northeast interstate dairy compact\nset forth in section two hundred fifty-eight-kk of this article, if the\ncompact over-order price regulation or commission marketing order for\nsuch regulated area would establish a price for class I milk in all or\npart of New York state which is in excess of the highest price for class\nI milk in the New York-New Jersey marketing area at any time up to the\neffective date of this section, as calculated by the market\nadministrator in

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§ 258-nn. New York delegation; limitation on voting. The New York\ndelegation to the northeast interstate dairy compact commission, or any\nmember thereof, shall not vote to include all or part of New York state\nas part of a regulated area, as that term is defined in subdivision (e)\nof section two of article two of the northeast interstate dairy compact\nset forth in section two hundred fifty-eight-kk of this article, if the\ncompact over-order price regulation or commission marketing order for\nsuch regulated area would establish a price for class I milk in all or\npart of New York state which is in excess of the highest price for class\nI milk in the New York-New Jersey marketing area at any time up to the\neffective date of this section, as calculated by the market\nadministrator in the New York-New Jersey milk marketing area, adjusted\nannually by the rate of change in the consumer price index as reported\nby the bureau of labor statistics of the United States department of\nlabor.\n