N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-15-01

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4.1-15-01. Northern crops institute - Northern crops council - Powers and duties - Gifts and grants - Continuing appropriation

Official statutory text

4.1-15-01. Northern crops institute - Northern crops council - Powers and duties -

Gifts and grants - Continuing appropriation.

1. The northern crops institute is administered by and in conjunction with North Dakota

state university.

2. The northern crops council, in consultation with the president of North Dakota state

university, shall appoint the director of the northern crops institute and may remove the

director for cause. The director shall manage the institute, hire and compensate

necessary personnel within the limits of legislative appropriations, prepare a biennial

budget, and serve as executive secretary to the northern crops council. The council

shall fix the salary of the director, within the limits of legislative appropriations, in

consultation with the president of North Dakota state university.

3. The president of North Dakota state university may participate in the hiring of a

director for the institute, including serving on search committees, advertising, and

interviewing and negotiating with candidates.

4. Funds appropriated to the northern crops institute may not be commingled with funds

appropriated to North Dakota state university. Appropriation requests of the northern

crops institute must be separate from appropriation requests of North Dakota state

university.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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