N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-20-20
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4.1-20-20. Supervisors may employ assistants - Attorney general and state's attorneys to advise - Reports to committee
Official statutory text
4.1-20-20. Supervisors may employ assistants - Attorney general and state's
attorneys to advise - Reports to committee.
The supervisors may employ necessary permanent and temporary officers, agents, or
employees, and shall determine their qualifications, duties, and compensation. The supervisors
may call upon the attorney general or the state's attorney of any county in which the district is
situated for those legal services as the supervisors may require. The supervisors may delegate
to their chairman or to any of their number such duties as they may deem proper and shall
furnish to the committee, upon request, copies of any ordinances, rules, regulations, orders,
contracts, or other documents the supervisors adopt or employ, and any other information
concerning their activities as the committee may require.
attorneys to advise - Reports to committee.
The supervisors may employ necessary permanent and temporary officers, agents, or
employees, and shall determine their qualifications, duties, and compensation. The supervisors
may call upon the attorney general or the state's attorney of any county in which the district is
situated for those legal services as the supervisors may require. The supervisors may delegate
to their chairman or to any of their number such duties as they may deem proper and shall
furnish to the committee, upon request, copies of any ordinances, rules, regulations, orders,
contracts, or other documents the supervisors adopt or employ, and any other information
concerning their activities as the committee may require.
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