7. The Commodity Board may appoint any person as a dealer and shall

• (a) prescribe the duties and the terms and conditions of employment of every dealer; and

• (b) provide for the remuneration of every dealer.

8. All beans sold by a producer to a dealer shall be inspected and sold on the basis of the grades established by subsection 15(1) of the Canada Grain Act and Schedule I to that Act.

• 9. (1) When a dealer receives beans from a producer, the dealer or the producer may require a sample of the beans to be taken for the purpose of checking the grade.

• (2) Every sample of beans taken pursuant to subsection (1) shall

  • (a) weigh not less than 2 pounds;

  • (b) be accepted by the dealer and the producer as a fair sample of the beans from which it was taken;

  • (c) be placed by the dealer in a sealed, moisture-proof container with a label thereon containing the name and address of the producer and the name of the dealer; and

  • (d) if required by an inspector of the Canadian Grain Commission for examination and testing, be delivered to the inspector at Chatham, Ontario.

• (3) For the purpose of accepting a sample of beans as a fair sample pursuant to paragraph (2)(b), any person delivering a shipment of beans to a dealer on behalf of a producer shall be deemed to be the authorized agent of the producer.

10. Where a dispute arises between a dealer and a producer in respect of the grade, pick, moisture content or condition of any shipment of beans, the matters in dispute shall be referred to an inspector of the Canadian Grain Commission at Chatham, Ontario, and the decision of the inspector shall be final and binding on the dealer and the producer.