N.D. Cent. Code § 2-05-03
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2-05-03. Powers and duties of director
Official statutory text
2-05-03. Powers and duties of director
The director shall be the executive officer of the commission. The director shall attend all
meetings of the commission, but has no voting power. At the direction of the commission, the
director shall, together with the chairman of the commission, execute all contracts entered into
by the commission which are legally authorized. The director shall appoint, subject to the
approval of the commission, such employees as may be necessary for the proper discharge of
the functions of the commission. The director shall act as the agent of the tax commissioner for
purposes of enforcement of chapter 57-40.5.
The director shall be the executive officer of the commission. The director shall attend all
meetings of the commission, but has no voting power. At the direction of the commission, the
director shall, together with the chairman of the commission, execute all contracts entered into
by the commission which are legally authorized. The director shall appoint, subject to the
approval of the commission, such employees as may be necessary for the proper discharge of
the functions of the commission. The director shall act as the agent of the tax commissioner for
purposes of enforcement of chapter 57-40.5.
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