Oregon § 576.327 Exemptions from assessment; rules

Oregon Statutes

§ 576.327 — Exemptions from assessment; rules

Oregon § 576.327

Vol.15

Title 47Agricultural Marketing and Warehousing

Ch. 576Agricultural Marketing Generally

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 576.327 (2026).

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(1)A commodity commission may, by rule, establish exemptions from assessment based on:

(a)Commodity quantities;

(b)Types of commodity sale; and

(c)Types of commodity producer.

(2)When adopting a rule for exemptions under subsection (1) of this section, a commission must consider:

(a)Laws and rules of the United States and other states relating to commodity commissions, boards and marketing orders;

(b)The practices, procedures and customs unique to the production, handling, processing and trading of a particular commodity and to the producers and growers of that commodity; and

(c)The cost of collecting the particular assessment and practical problems relating to collection.

(3)A producer or handler that is exempted from assessment, but required to submit reports to a commission, is

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(1) A commodity commission may, by rule, establish exemptions from assessment based on:
(a) Commodity quantities;
(b) Types of commodity sale; and
(c) Types of commodity producer.
(2) When adopting a rule for exemptions under subsection (1) of this section, a commission must consider:
(a) Laws and rules of the United States and other states relating to commodity commissions, boards and marketing orders;
(b) The practices, procedures and customs unique to the production, handling, processing and trading of a particular commodity and to the producers and growers of that commodity; and
(c) The cost of collecting the particular assessment and practical problems relating to collection.
(3) A producer or handler that is exempted from assessment, but required to submit reports to a commission, is subject to ORS 576.351.