HRS §147-8
Appealing an inspection certificate
If you have a financial interest in an inspected farm product and disagree with the certificate's grade, class, quality, condition, or origin, you can ask the department to reinspect it. The department will charge a fee set by rule, but refunds it if your appeal wins.
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The statute, as written — Appeal for classification; fee
Whenever any quantity of any agricultural commodity has been inspected under section 147-7 and a question arises as to whether the certificate issued with respect to the inspection shows true grade, class, quality, condition, or origin of the product, any person having a financial interest in the inspected commodity, subject to any rules adopted by the department, may appeal to the department for a reinspection and the department may reinspect and conduct appropriate tests to determine and issue a written certificate of the true grade, class, quality, condition, or origin of the product. Whenever any appeal is made to the department under this section it shall charge and collect or cause to be collected a reasonable fee. The amount of the fee shall be fixed by rule and shall be refunded if the appeal is sustained.
Sections this one refers to
§147-7 How farm products are inspected and what it costs
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