(a) If, in connection with the use of roads, highways, and
freeways, the assistance, control, or protection by Highway Patrol
officers is desired, applications by an entity engaged in
agricultural production to utilize services of Highway Patrol
officers in the transportation of agricultural commodities shall be
made to the Commissioner of the California Highway Patrol.  The
commissioner may approve the application provided that employees are
available and the department is fully reimbursed for additional costs
incurred.
   (b) Applications to utilize Highway Patrol employee services shall
be approved or disapproved by the Commissioner of the California
Highway Patrol within 30 days of receipt of the application and shall
be approved sooner, if possible.

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