N.D. Cent. Code § 11-08-11
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11-08-11. Powers and duties of county auditor
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11-08-11. Powers and duties of county auditor
The county auditor, in addition to the duties and powers conferred by law on that officer,
shall perform the duties and functions and exercise the powers conferred on the recorder and,
subject to subsection 1 of section 11-08-06, the clerk of the district court. The auditor shall be
the chief administrative officer of the county. The board of county commissioners may delegate
to the county auditor such duties of an administrative or executive nature as are not specifically
conferred by law upon other officers. Such delegated duties shall be exercised by the county
auditor under the supervision of the board of county commissioners.
The county auditor, in addition to the duties and powers conferred by law on that officer,
shall perform the duties and functions and exercise the powers conferred on the recorder and,
subject to subsection 1 of section 11-08-06, the clerk of the district court. The auditor shall be
the chief administrative officer of the county. The board of county commissioners may delegate
to the county auditor such duties of an administrative or executive nature as are not specifically
conferred by law upon other officers. Such delegated duties shall be exercised by the county
auditor under the supervision of the board of county commissioners.
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