N.D. Cent. Code § 10-30.5-09
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10-30.5-09. Annual report
Official statutory text
10-30.5-09. Annual report
The corporation shall prepare and publish an annual report of its activities for the
information of the governor, the legislative assembly, and the public. The report must include
audited financial statements of the corporation for the fiscal year covered by the report and must
specify:
1. The investment strategy and workplan approved by the board of directors.
2. The total investments made annually by the corporation in North Dakota businesses.
3. An estimate of jobs created and jobs preserved by investments of the corporation in
North Dakota businesses.
The corporation shall prepare and publish an annual report of its activities for the
information of the governor, the legislative assembly, and the public. The report must include
audited financial statements of the corporation for the fiscal year covered by the report and must
specify:
1. The investment strategy and workplan approved by the board of directors.
2. The total investments made annually by the corporation in North Dakota businesses.
3. An estimate of jobs created and jobs preserved by investments of the corporation in
North Dakota businesses.
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