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N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-01-19

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4.1-01-19. Environmental impact - Cost of participation

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4.1-01-19. Environmental impact - Cost of participation

1. Any expenses incurred by the commissioner or by the federal environmental law

impact review committee in meeting the requirements of section 4.1-01-18 must be

paid by the commissioner from the federal environmental law impact review fund.

2. If the attorney general elects to participate in an administrative or judicial process

pertaining to federal environmental legislation or regulations, which detrimentally

impact or potentially detrimentally impact the state's agricultural, energy, or oil

production sectors, any expenses incurred by the attorney general in the participation

must be paid by the commissioner from the federal environmental law impact review

fund.

3. For purposes of this section, "expenses" include administrative costs, consulting fees,

research costs, expert witness fees, attorney fees, and travel costs.

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