§§ 111.1-111.13. [Repealed]
§ 111.21. Short title.
§ 111.22. Enforcing official.
§ 111.23. Declaration of purpose.
§ 111.24. Definitions.
§ 111.25. [Repealed.]
§ 111.25a. Registration.
§ 111.26. Refusal to register, cancellation, suspension, legal recourse.
§ 111.27. Determinations; rules and regulations; classified for restricted use; and uniformity.
§ 111.28. Prohibited acts.
§ 111.29. Denial, suspension and revocation of licenses, permits and certificates.
§ 111.30. "Stop Sale, use, or removal" order.
§ 111.31. Judicial action after "stop sale, use, or removal" order.
§ 111.32. Pesticide dealer license.
§ 111.33. Pest management consultant.
§ 111.34. Examination for pest management consultant's license.
§ 111.35. [Repealed.]
§ 111.35a. Pesticide application licensing.
§ 111.36. [Repealed.]
§ 111.36a. Standards of qualifications for certification of commercial applicators.
§ 111.36b. Registration of pesticide application technicians.
§ 111.37. Private applicators.
§ 111.37a. Public applicators.
§ 111.37b. Private applicators.
§ 111.37c. Protection of trade secrets and other information.
§§ 111.38-111.39. [Repealed.]
§ 111.40. Reports of pesticide accidents, incidents, or loss.
§ 111.41. Inspection of equipment.
§ 111.42. Reciprocal agreement.
§ 111.43. Exemptions.
§ 111.43a. Temporary suspensions.
§ 111.44. Secretary to follow federal procedures.
§ 111.45. Pesticide Advisory Board.
§ 111.45a. Additional regulatory authority.
§ 111.46. [Repealed.]
§ 111.47. Information.
§ 111.48. Unlawful conduct.
§ 111.49. Criminal penalties.
§ 111.50. [Repealed.]
§ 111.50a. Civil penalties.
§ 111.51. Civil remedy.
§ 111.52. Concurrent remedies.
§ 111.53. Enforcement.
§ 111.54. Cooperative agreements.
§ 111.55. Records.
§ 111.56. Publication of information.
§ 111.57. Delegation of duties; exclusion of local laws and regulations.
§ 111.57a. Fees, fines and civil penalties.
§ 111.58. Disposition of funds.
§ 111.59. Prior liability.
§ 111.60. Repealers.
§ 111.61. Effective date.§ 112. Gypsy moth control; reimbursements.
§§ 121 to 127. [Repealed.]
§§ 131-1 to 131-9. [Repealed.]
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