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(a) A licensed pull-tab manufacturer may distribute only those pull-tabs in this state that the manufacturer designed, constructed, assembled, and packaged.
(b) A licensed pull-tab manufacturer may not distribute a pull-tab series in this state to a licensed pull-tab distributor unless the manufacturer has
(1) affixed a state identification stamp on the face of the flare card accompanying the series of pull-tabs;
(2) included with the pull-tab series the remaining state identification stamps from the set for use by the permittee, distributor, operator, or vendor, in accordance with other provisions of this chapter; and
(3) recorded the state identification number as required under this chapter.
(c) A licensed pull-tab manufacturer may not distribute a pull-tab series in this state unless the manufacturer has included with the pull-tab series the remaining state identification stamps for use by the permittee, receiving distributor, operator, or vendor.
(d) A licensed pull-tab manufacturer shall affix a packing slip outside of a shipment of pull-tabs to be shipped in this state. The packing slip must contain
(1) the name of the licensed pull-tab manufacturer;
(2) the pull-tab serial number;
(3) the date of packaging of the series;
(4) the name or identification of the person who packaged the shipment; and
(5) the state identification number.
History: Eff. 7/30/94, Register 131
Authority: AS 05.15.060
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