N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-13-03
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4.1-13-03. Wheat commission - Membership - Eligibility
Official statutory text
4.1-13-03. Wheat commission - Membership - Eligibility
1. The wheat commission consists of:
a. One individual elected from each of the six districts established in section
4.1-13-02; and
b. One individual appointed to represent the state at large.
2. Each elected member of the wheat commission must be a resident of the district that
the member represents, a qualified elector, and a producer.
3. The member at large must be a resident of this state, a qualified elector, and a
producer.
4. Any individual who requested a refund under section 4.1-13-18 during the twelve
months preceding the date on which the term being sought would begin is not eligible
to serve as a member of the commission.
1. The wheat commission consists of:
a. One individual elected from each of the six districts established in section
4.1-13-02; and
b. One individual appointed to represent the state at large.
2. Each elected member of the wheat commission must be a resident of the district that
the member represents, a qualified elector, and a producer.
3. The member at large must be a resident of this state, a qualified elector, and a
producer.
4. Any individual who requested a refund under section 4.1-13-18 during the twelve
months preceding the date on which the term being sought would begin is not eligible
to serve as a member of the commission.
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