N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-23-09
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4.1-23-09. Authority for compensation
Official statutory text
4.1-23-09. Authority for compensation
The commissioner may authorize the payment of reasonable compensation to growers in
infested areas for not planting host crops pursuant to instructions issued by the commissioner
prior to the planting season, for losses resulting from the destruction of any regulated articles. A
payment may not be authorized for the destruction of regulated articles moved in violation of
any rule or any host planted contrary to instructions issued by the commissioner. Any
compensation payment program authorized by the commissioner must be approved by the
legislative assembly.
The commissioner may authorize the payment of reasonable compensation to growers in
infested areas for not planting host crops pursuant to instructions issued by the commissioner
prior to the planting season, for losses resulting from the destruction of any regulated articles. A
payment may not be authorized for the destruction of regulated articles moved in violation of
any rule or any host planted contrary to instructions issued by the commissioner. Any
compensation payment program authorized by the commissioner must be approved by the
legislative assembly.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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