N.D. Cent. Code § 12-46-25
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12-46-25. Youth correctional center career and technical education shop revolving fund
Official statutory text
12-46-25. Youth correctional center career and technical education shop revolving
fund.
There must be maintained in the Bank of North Dakota by the North Dakota youth
correctional center a career and technical education shop revolving fund to purchase required
parts and supplies for student career and technical education training projects. The amounts
taken from the fund must be paid back to the fund from collections made on these projects. The
provisions of section 54-27-10 do not apply to this fund and no part of the fund reverts at the
expiration of any biennium.
fund.
There must be maintained in the Bank of North Dakota by the North Dakota youth
correctional center a career and technical education shop revolving fund to purchase required
parts and supplies for student career and technical education training projects. The amounts
taken from the fund must be paid back to the fund from collections made on these projects. The
provisions of section 54-27-10 do not apply to this fund and no part of the fund reverts at the
expiration of any biennium.
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