N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-03-18
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4.1-03-18. Open records exceptions
Official statutory text
4.1-03-18. Open records exceptions
1. The following are not public records subject to section 44-04-18 and section 6 of article
XI of the Constitution of North Dakota:
a. Records furnished to the commission pursuant to section 4.1-03-14;
b. Records furnished to the commission pursuant to section 4.1-03-15; and
c. The identity of a person that applied for a refund under section 4.1-03-17 and the
amount of the refund requested.
2. This section does not preclude the commission from:
a. Issuing general statements based upon the reports of persons subject to this
chapter; or
b. Publishing the name of any person found guilty of violating this chapter and
describing the offense committed.
1. The following are not public records subject to section 44-04-18 and section 6 of article
XI of the Constitution of North Dakota:
a. Records furnished to the commission pursuant to section 4.1-03-14;
b. Records furnished to the commission pursuant to section 4.1-03-15; and
c. The identity of a person that applied for a refund under section 4.1-03-17 and the
amount of the refund requested.
2. This section does not preclude the commission from:
a. Issuing general statements based upon the reports of persons subject to this
chapter; or
b. Publishing the name of any person found guilty of violating this chapter and
describing the offense committed.
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