What are the types of offences that can be included in a law made by the State Legislature regarding co-operative societies?
The types of offences that can be included in a law made by the State Legislature regarding co-operative societies are:

1. A co-operative society or an officer or member thereof wilfully makes a false return or furnishes false information, or any person wilfully not furnishes any information required from him by a person authorised in this behalf under the provisions of the State Act.
2. Any person wilfully or without any reasonable excuse disobeys any summons, requisition, or lawful written order issued under the provisions of the State Act.
3. Any employer who, without sufficient cause, fails to pay to a co-operative society amount deducted by him from its employee within a period of fourteen days from the date on which such deduction is made.
4. Any officer or custodian who wilfully fails to handover custody of books, accounts, documents, records, cash, security, and other property belonging to a co-operative society of which he is an officer or custodian, to an authorised person.