(a) It shall be a condition of every exemption of State-regulated
garnishments that the State representative have the powers and duties
(1) To represent, and act on behalf of, the State in relation to the
Administrator and his representatives, with regard to any matter
relating to, or arising out of, the application, interpretation, and
enforcement of State laws regulating garnishment of earnings;
(2) To submit to the Administrator in duplicate and on a current
basis, a certified copy of every enactment by the State legislature
affecting any of those laws, and a certified copy of any decision in any
case involving any of those laws, made by the highest court of the State
which has jurisdiction to decide or review cases of its kind, if
properly presented to the court; and
(3) To submit to the Administrator any information relating to the
enforcement of those laws, which the Administrator may request.
(b) The Administrator may make any exemption subject to additional
terms and conditions which he may find appropriate to carry out the
purposes of section 303(a) of the Act.
