N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-01-21
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4.1-01-21. Federal environmental law impact review fund - Continuing appropriation - Investments
Official statutory text
4.1-01-21. Federal environmental law impact review fund - Continuing appropriation -
Investments.
1. The federal environmental law impact review fund consists of:
a. Any moneys appropriated or transferred for the purposes set forth in section
4.1-01-19;
b. Any gifts, grants, and donations forwarded to the commissioner for the purposes
set forth in section 4.1-01-19; and
c. Any interest or investment earnings upon moneys in the fund.
2. All moneys in the federal environmental law impact review fund are appropriated to the
commissioner on a continuing basis for the purposes set forth in section 4.1-01-19.
The state treasurer may invest moneys in the fund in accordance with section
21-10-07.
Investments.
1. The federal environmental law impact review fund consists of:
a. Any moneys appropriated or transferred for the purposes set forth in section
4.1-01-19;
b. Any gifts, grants, and donations forwarded to the commissioner for the purposes
set forth in section 4.1-01-19; and
c. Any interest or investment earnings upon moneys in the fund.
2. All moneys in the federal environmental law impact review fund are appropriated to the
commissioner on a continuing basis for the purposes set forth in section 4.1-01-19.
The state treasurer may invest moneys in the fund in accordance with section
21-10-07.
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