(1) The gross rate of redistribution used by eligible marketing cooperatives to calculate payment to their members;

(2) Reasonable administrative and other charges deducted by eligible marketing cooperatives from the redistributions made to their members;

(3) The timing of the redistributions made by an eligible marketing cooperative to its members; and

(4) Such other factors as may be relevant to the goal of achieving, insofar as practicable, price equity among producers.

B. The commissioner shall redistribute the remainder of the over-order premium amount paid into the Maine Milk Pool under subsection 2, paragraph C on an equal basis to eligible Maine market producers and eligible Boston market producers; except that if any Maine market producer or Boston market producer receives an additional premium other than one attributable to the activity of an eligible marketing cooperative, the commissioner shall credit that additional premium against the redistribution to which that producer would otherwise be entitled under this paragraph in order to avoid potential inequities arising from equal redistribution.

C. If the commissioner determines that the basis for redistribution adopted by an eligible marketing cooperative is disadvantageous to Maine producers belonging to that cooperative, that the cooperative has not made redistributions to its Maine members in a timely manner or that the administrative or other fees deducted by the cooperative from redistributions to its member members are excessive, unjust or unreasonable, he the commissioner may commence proceedings to revoke the eligible status of the cooperative pursuant to section 3152, subsection 6 3155-B.

D. The commissioner shall, by rule, adopt such procedures as are necessary to implement this subsection. If the commissioner determines that payments from the pool will be made to dairies, cooperatives or some other entity as a representative of producers, then the dairy, cooperative or other representative shall pay to the producer the amount