J. R. Simplot Co. v. Department of Agriculture

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• concluding that “reasonably necessary” is not delegative, but inexact, given addi- tional, qualifying statutory wording in ORS 632.940
• concluding that term was not delegative because surrounding text limited meaning of term
• concluding that “reasonably necessary” is not delegative given additional, qualifying statutory wording
• the phrase “reasonably necessary to cover the cost of inspection and administration” is an “ ‘inexact term’ that expresses a complete legislative policy”
• the phrase \reasonably necessary to cover the cost of inspection and administration\ is an \`inexact term' that expresses a complete legislative policy\

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