N.D. Cent. Code § 11-11-05
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11-11-05. Meetings of board - Time and place - Pledge of allegiance
Official statutory text
11-11-05. Meetings of board - Time and place - Pledge of allegiance
The board of county commissioners shall meet and hold regular meetings for the
transaction of business at a time and place to be designated by the commission on a date
certain established by resolution or ordinance of the commission. The county auditor shall have
power to call special meetings when the interests of the county demand it. The chairman of the
board, or a majority of the members thereof, may call special meetings that must be noticed in
accordance with section 44-04-20. At the beginning of each regularly scheduled meeting, board
members must be given the opportunity to participate in a voluntary recitation of the pledge of
allegiance.
The board of county commissioners shall meet and hold regular meetings for the
transaction of business at a time and place to be designated by the commission on a date
certain established by resolution or ordinance of the commission. The county auditor shall have
power to call special meetings when the interests of the county demand it. The chairman of the
board, or a majority of the members thereof, may call special meetings that must be noticed in
accordance with section 44-04-20. At the beginning of each regularly scheduled meeting, board
members must be given the opportunity to participate in a voluntary recitation of the pledge of
allegiance.
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