This legal document, as defined in the Iowa Code, governs the disposition of unclaimed property. It provides definitions for various terms used in the chapter, including banking organizations, business associations, financial organizations, life insurance corporations, holders, minerals, mineral proceeds, money orders, owners, persons, and utilities. The document applies to banking organizations, business associations, financial organizations, life insurance corporations, holders, mineral owners, persons, and utilities. It does not mention any specific exemptions or penalties.

The provided legal document, part of the Iowa Code, governs consumer fraud and private actions related to it. It defines various terms such as ‘actual damages’, ‘advertisement’, ‘consumer’, ‘consumer merchandise’, ‘deception’, ‘merchandise’, ‘person’, ‘sale’, and ‘unfair practice’. The document prohibits engaging in unfair practices, deception, fraud, false pretense, false promise, misrepresentation, concealment, suppression, or omission of material facts in connection with the advertisement, sale, or lease of consumer merchandise, or the solicitation of contributions for charitable purposes.

The provided legal document governs the protection of personal information in the event of a security breach. It defines a ‘breach of security’ as the unauthorized acquisition of personal information that compromises its security, confidentiality, or integrity. The document provides definitions for various terms such as ‘consumer,’ ‘personal information,’ and ‘identity theft.’ It outlines the notification requirements for security breaches involving personal information, specifying that affected consumers must be notified in a timely manner.

This legal document, part of the Iowa Code on Criminal Law and Procedure, governs the interception of communications in the state of Iowa. It defines various terms related to interception and provides exemptions for certain types of electronic communication and devices. Willfully intercepting, using, disclosing, or using the contents of a wire, oral, or electronic communication without proper authorization is a class ‘D’ felony. The document also prohibits the disclosure of intercepted communications or the devices used for interception, with violation being a class ‘D’ felony.

These legal documents, governed by the Iowa Code, pertain to the jurisdiction and supervision of internet fantasy sports contests and internet fantasy sports contest service providers. The documents define key terms and establish that internet fantasy sports contests involve fantasy or simulated games or contests where the operator is not a participant, the prizes and awards are predetermined, the outcomes reflect the skill of the participants, and no outcome is solely based on the performance of a single team or individual.

This legal document governs the regulation of gambling games and sports wagering in Iowa. It applies to persons applying for an occupational license, persons applying for a license to operate an excursion gambling boat, officers and members of the board of directors of a qualified sponsoring organization located in Iowa applying for a license to conduct gambling games on an excursion gambling boat, and licensees under section 99F.7 or 99F.7A. The document defines various terms related to gambling games and sports wagering.

The Broadcasting Act, as part of the Liijiet Konsolidati [Consolidated Laws], is a legal document that governs the regulation and oversight of broadcasting activities in the jurisdiction. It applies to individuals, organizations, and entities involved in broadcasting activities within the jurisdiction. The document does not mention any specific exemptions or penalties for non-compliance. The Broadcasting Act plays a crucial role in ensuring the proper functioning and adherence to regulations in the broadcasting industry.

The Value Added Tax Act is a legislation that governs the imposition and administration of value-added tax (VAT) in the jurisdiction. It applies to all individuals, businesses, and entities engaged in taxable activities within the jurisdiction. The Act may provide exemptions for certain goods, services, or transactions as specified in the legislation. Non-compliance with VAT obligations, such as late filing or payment, fraudulent activities, or failure to register for VAT, may result in penalties as prescribed by the Act.

The Electronic Commerce Act, part of the Liijiet Konsolidati [Consolidated Laws], focuses on the legal framework and regulations surrounding electronic commerce. It applies to individuals, businesses, and organizations engaged in electronic commerce activities. The Act aims to provide a legal structure for electronic transactions, electronic signatures, and electronic contracts. It covers various aspects of electronic commerce, including the recognition and legal effect of electronic records, the use of electronic signatures, the formation and validity of electronic contracts, and the liability of service providers.

The Services (Internal Market) Act is a legal document that focuses on regulating and facilitating the provision of services within the internal market. It aims to promote the free movement of services and ensure fair competition among service providers. The Act applies to individuals, businesses, and organizations involved in the provision of services within the internal market. It covers various aspects such as licensing requirements, standards, qualifications, and procedures for service providers.