D.__One fair superintendent appointed by a state association of agricultural fairs;

E.__One representative appointed by state humane organizations;

F.__One member, appointed by the commissioner, representing the general public;

G.__One member, appointed by the commissioner, representing the animal pulling industry; and

H.__One member appointed by the Animal Welfare Advisory Council.

2. Chair; meetings; secretary.__The Pull Events Commission shall elect one of its members as chair.__The chair serves a 2- year term and may not serve as chair for consecutive terms.__The commission shall meet a minimum of twice annually.__The agricultural fair coordinator from the department shall serve as secretary to the Pull Events Commission.

3. Terms; vacancies.__Appointments to the Pull Events Commission must be for terms of 2 years.__The appointing authority fills a vacancy for a full 2-year term.__The appointing authority may remove a commission member for cause, which includes poor attendance.__The chair shall make recommendations to the appointing authority concerning a removal.

4. Rulemaking. The Pull Events Commission shall adopt rules establishing the qualifications and procedure for the certification of pull superintendents and assistant pull superintendents and guidelines for dealing with violations of section 95 and the rules adopted under this subsection.__Rules adopted pursuant to this subsection are routine technical rules as defined in Title 5, chapter 375, subchapter 2-A.

5. Other duties.__The Pull Events Commission shall:

A.__Periodically review the statutory rules for pulls as contained in section 97, subsection 4 and recommend to the Legislature changes as necessary;

B.__Give advice and recommendations to the commissioner on request or as the commission considers necessary; and