[§87D-11]  Violation of the chapter;
enforcement.  (a)  A civil action may be brought by a participant,
beneficiary, or fiduciary: 



(1)  For relief, if a trust fails to provide any
information required under this chapter, or if a trust fails to comply with any
request for information that the trust is required to furnish to the
participant or beneficiary;



(2)  To recover benefits due the participant or
beneficiary under the terms of the plan, or to enforce the participant's or
beneficiary's rights under the terms of the plan, or to clarify the
participant's or beneficiary's rights to future benefits under the terms of the
plan;



(3)  For appropriate relief against any breach of
fiduciary duty under section 87D-7; or



(4)  To enjoin any act or practice that violates any
provision of this chapter or the terms of the plan, or to obtain any other
appropriate equitable relief, or to redress such violations, or to enforce any
provisions of this chapter or the terms of the plan.



(b)  A civil action may be brought by the
attorney general:



(1)  For relief, if a trust fails to provide any
information required by this chapter, or if a trust fails to comply with any
request for information that the trust is required to furnish any state or
county department;



(2)  To enjoin any act or practice that violates any
provision of this chapter;



(3)  To redress the violations;



(4)  To enforce any provision of this chapter; or



(5)  To suspend contributions from the State and
counties made pursuant to a collective bargaining agreement required under
section [87D-2(8)] made to any trust established under this chapter.



(c)  The attorney general shall have the power,
in order to determine whether any person has violated or is about to violate
any provision of this chapter:



(1)  To conduct an investigation and in connection
therewith to require submission of reports, books, and records, and the filing
of data in support of any information required to be filed under this chapter;
and



(2)  To enter any place, inspect any books and records,
and question any persons as the attorney general may deem necessary to enable
the attorney general to determine the facts relative to an investigation.



For purposes of any investigation provided for
in this chapter, the attorney general may utilize the investigation procedures
set forth in section 480-18 and the remedies and penalties of that section are
hereby made applicable.



(d)  The rights and remedies provided in this
section are in addition to any rights or remedies that the participants,
beneficiaries, fiduciaries, attorney general, or other state or federal
agencies may have over the trust, the plans provided by or through the trust,
and fiduciaries of the plans. [L 2005, c 245, pt of §2]