Section 91572 Of Article 5. Industrial Revenue Bond Review From California Government Code >> Title 10. >> Chapter 1. >> Article 5.
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. (a) Prior to the delivery by an authority of any bonds of an
issue in return for the purchase price, the commission may summarily
suspend any qualification of the issue pending final determination
of any proceeding under this section. Upon the taking of that action,
the commission shall promptly notify each person specified in
subdivision (b) of the action and of the reasons therefor and that
upon the receipt of a written request of the authority the matter
will be set for hearing to commence within 20 business days after
that receipt unless the authority consents to a later date. If no
hearing is requested within 35 business days of notification to the
authority of the taking of that action, and none is ordered by the
commission, the commission may summarily revoke the qualification,
pending which the suspension shall remain in effect. If a hearing is
requested or ordered, the commission, after notice and hearing in
accordance with subdivision (b), may modify or vacate the suspension
or extend it until final determination.
(b) The authority, the company, and the underwriter and the
proposed purchaser, if any, shall be notified of the taking of action
pursuant to subdivision (a) and of the opportunity of the authority
for a hearing thereon before the commission.
(c) Prior to the delivery by an authority of any bonds of an issue
in return for the purchase price, the commission may revoke any
qualification if it finds that the proposed issuance is not fair,
just, or equitable to a purchaser of the bonds, or that the bonds
proposed to be issued or the method to be used by an authority in
issuing them will tend to work a fraud upon the purchaser thereof.
(d) The commission may vacate or modify a suspension or revocation
of qualification if it finds that the reasons for the suspension or
revocation do not or no longer exist or that the reasons which do
exist are not those which support a conclusion that the proposed
issuance is not fair, just, or equitable to a purchaser of the bonds,
or that the bonds proposed to be issued or the method to be used by
an authority in issuing them will tend to work a fraud upon the
purchaser thereof.