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Code · Alaska · Title 46 · Chapter 14

Sec. 46.14.310. Power to limit small business assistance program.

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Sec. 46.14.310. Power to limit small business assistance program.
(a)After consultation with the federal administrator and the administrator of the United States Small Business Administration and after providing notice and opportunity for public hearing, the department may exclude from the scope of the small business assistance program established in AS 46.14.300 a category or subcategory of small business facilities that the department finds to have sufficient technical and financial capabilities to meet the requirements of this chapter and federal law without the assistance provided under AS 46.14.300 — 46.14.320.
(b)Nothing in AS 46.14.300
(c)precludes the department from excluding a business facility or category of business facilities that the department finds to have sufficient technical and financial capabilities to meet the requirements of this chapter without assistance from the department.
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