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2007 Minnesota Statutes
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5.24 SUPPLEMENTAL FILING AND INFORMATION SERVICES.
(a) The secretary of state may offer services to the public that supplement filing and
information services already authorized by law. The secretary of state may discontinue the
supplemental services at any time. The services must be designed to provide the public with a
benefit by improving the manner of providing, or by providing an alternative manner of payment
for, existing services provided by the secretary of state.
(b) The cost of providing the supplemental services to the public, as determined by the
secretary of state, must be recovered from the recipients of the services. The funds collected for
the services must be deposited in the Uniform Commercial Code account and are continuously
available to the secretary of state for payment of the cost of providing the supplemental services.
History: 1991 c 205 s 4
(a) The secretary of state may offer services to the public that supplement filing and
information services already authorized by law. The secretary of state may discontinue the
supplemental services at any time. The services must be designed to provide the public with a
benefit by improving the manner of providing, or by providing an alternative manner of payment
for, existing services provided by the secretary of state.
(b) The cost of providing the supplemental services to the public, as determined by the
secretary of state, must be recovered from the recipients of the services. The funds collected for
the services must be deposited in the Uniform Commercial Code account and are continuously
available to the secretary of state for payment of the cost of providing the supplemental services.
History: 1991 c 205 s 4
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