A.__A declaration made under this subsection must specify:

(1)__The beginning date of the abnormal market disruption;

(2)__The particular necessity, necessities or categories of necessities that are affected by the abnormal market disruption and made subject to the provisions of subsections 3 and 4; and

(3)__The levels of trade or commerce that are affected by the abnormal market disruption and made subject to the provisions of subsections 3 and 4.

B.__A declaration of abnormal market disruption under this subsection expires when the Governor declares it expired or 60 days from the date of its issuance, whichever is sooner.__ The declaration of abnormal market disruption may be modified by the Governor at any time.

C.__The Governor shall publish decisions under this subsection in a manner reasonably calculated to give affected persons adequate notice.

D.__Any person may petition the Governor regarding the Governor's decisions under this subsection.

3.__Profiteering prohibited.__After the Governor has declared an abnormal market disruption and before the declaration of the abnormal market disruption expires, a person may not sell or offer for sale necessities at an unconscionable price.

4.__Civil violation.__A violation of subsection 3 is a civil violation that constitutes and may be prosecuted as an unfair act or practice in the conduct of trade or commerce pursuant to Title 5, section 207, except that the provisions of Title 5, section 213 do not apply.__ The declaration of an abnormal market disruption creates a rebuttable presumption that the disruption occurred and existed from the beginning date in the declaration to the date of its expiration.