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British Columbia Mushroom Marketing (Interprovincial and Export) Regulations (SOR/80-647)

Regulations are current to 2024-03-06

Seizure (continued)

 The regulated product seized pursuant to subsection 23(1) may be disposed of by the Board and such disposal may be made within twenty-four hours of the time of the seizure.

  •  (1) Where the Board, in disposing of the regulated product pursuant to section 25 directs that it be sold by the Agency, the Agency may charge and collect out of the proceeds of the sale

    • (a) in respect of the marketing and handling of the regulated product, ten cents for each pound of the regulated product sold;

    • (b) the costs incurred by the Agency in respect of the packing, grading, storing, washing, handling, transportation or marketing of the regulated product; and

    • (c) any expenses of the Board arising out of or relating to the seizure and sale of the regulated product.

  • (2) The proceeds of the sale of the regulated product referred to in subsection (1), minus the charges and expenses referred to in that subsection may be paid by the Agency to the person from whom the regulated product was seized.

  •  (1) Where a regulated product is seized pursuant to subsection 23(1), the owner of the regulated product may make representations to the Board by forwarding such representations to the Secretary of the Board who shall place the representations before the Board.

  • (2) Where the Board, on receiving the representations referred to in subsection (1), determines that the seizure of the regulated product was improper, the Board may order that the charges made pursuant to subsection 26(1), if any, be refunded and direct that the person from whom the regulated product was seized be paid by the Agency for the regulated product so seized.

 

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