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§ 55-5a-1 — Legislative purpose.

Utah·Title 55 Public Welfare·Ch. 55-5a Blind Products Sales
The purpose of this act is to further the policy of this state to prohibit the sale, distribution, exhibition, advertisement or marketing of any products or services which are falsely represented to be blind-made and to prohibit solicitations which give the false impression of helping or representing the blind of Utah.

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Legislative History

Enacted by Chapter 23, 1977 General Session

Nearby Sections

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§ 55-5-1
Blind persons -- Operation of vending stands or enterprise in public buildings and on public property.
§ 55-5-2
Licensing agency -- Duties of the Utah State Office of Rehabilitation.
§ 55-5-3
Issuance of licenses -- Preference to blind persons -- Duration and termination of license.
§ 55-5-4
"Blind person" defined -- Certification of blindness.
§ 55-5-5
State policy -- Construction of provisions.
§ 55-5-6
Definitions.
§ 55-5-7
Agencies to negotiate for food service with the Utah State Office of Rehabilitation -- Existing contracts.
§ 55-5-8
Food service in exempt buildings.
§ 55-5a-1
Legislative purpose.
§ 55-5a-2
Definitions.
§ 55-5a-3
Permit required to sell blind-made products or services or to make sales to help the blind and visually impaired.
§ 55-5a-4
Issuance of permits -- Eligibility -- Fee -- Local license or permit.
§ 55-5a-5
Application for permit -- Investigation -- Exception -- Appeal of denial.
§ 55-5a-6
Violations -- Misdemeanor.
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