203A.2  Permit required--denial or delay.

A person shall not engage in the business of a bargaining agent in this state without having obtained a permit issued by the department. Each application for a permit to engage in the business of a bargaining agent shall be made with the department, on a form prescribed by the department which form of application shall require only information pertinent and necessary for the issuance of the bargaining agent permit. The applicant shall supply the department with information to establish that proceeds from sales of grain which are executed by the bargaining agent on behalf of agricultural producers will be received and held in trust for the beneficiaries to assure payment of the proceeds of sale. The application shall also be accompanied by proof of bond pursuant to section 203A.4.

The department may deny an application for a permit to a person licensed as a grain dealer under chapter 203 if the grain dealer license is under suspension or has been revoked pursuant to section 203.10. If information or a complaint is filed with the department against the person as a grain dealer in accordance with section 203.10, the department may delay approving the application for a permit until after a hearing is provided under that section.

Section History: Early form

  [C79, 81, § 542A.2]

Section History: Recent form

  88 Acts, ch 1148, §1

  C93, § 203A.2

Internal References

  Referred to in § 203A.3, 203A.6


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