N.D. Cent. Code § 10-30.5-05

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10-30.5-05. Management

Official statutory text

10-30.5-05. Management

1. The director of the department of commerce division of economic development and

finance shall appoint the chief executive officer of the corporation. The board of

directors shall determine minimum qualifications of all other staff positions.

2. If the chief executive officer of the corporation is absent for more than five consecutive

days or is anticipated to be absent for more than five consecutive days, the chief

executive officer may delegate the duties and responsibilities of the chief executive

officer to the director of the department of commerce division of economic

development and finance, or the director's designee.

3. All investments, contracts, partnerships, limited liability companies, and business

transactions of the corporation are the responsibility of the chief executive officer and

the board of directors. The board may provide that normal operating costs anticipated

in an approved budget may be incurred and paid without prior board approval.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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