N.D. Cent. Code § 10-15-30
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10-15-30. Compensation and benefits to directors, officers, and employees
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10-15-30. Compensation and benefits to directors, officers, and employees
1. Unless the bylaws provide otherwise, only the members may establish compensation
or other benefits for a director, not available generally to officers and employees, for
services as a director.
2. Unless the bylaws provide otherwise, for prior or future services of any officer or
employee, the board may provide reasonable compensation, pension, bonuses, or
other benefits to such officer or employee, and pension or other benefits to family
members or beneficiaries of an officer or employee. No officer or employee who is a
director may take part in the vote on that person's salary for services rendered the
cooperative.
1. Unless the bylaws provide otherwise, only the members may establish compensation
or other benefits for a director, not available generally to officers and employees, for
services as a director.
2. Unless the bylaws provide otherwise, for prior or future services of any officer or
employee, the board may provide reasonable compensation, pension, bonuses, or
other benefits to such officer or employee, and pension or other benefits to family
members or beneficiaries of an officer or employee. No officer or employee who is a
director may take part in the vote on that person's salary for services rendered the
cooperative.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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