N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-33-02

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4.1-33-02. Pesticide control board - Enforcement by agriculture commissioner

Official statutory text

4.1-33-02. Pesticide control board - Enforcement by agriculture commissioner

1. The pesticide control board consists of the agriculture commissioner, the director of

the cooperative extension division of the North Dakota state university of agriculture

and applied science, and the director of the agricultural experiment station at North

Dakota state university of agriculture and applied science. The agriculture

commissioner is chairman of the board. The board shall meet at the call of the

chairman.

2. The agriculture commissioner is responsible for the enforcement of this chapter. Any

authority of the commissioner under this chapter may be executed by such employees

or agents designated by the commissioner.

3. The members of the board must be compensated for their expenses in performing

their duties under this chapter at the same rate as other state officials and the board's

expenses must be paid from funds provided to the agriculture commissioner for the

administration of this chapter. The board may act through the office of the agriculture

commissioner and the commissioner's staff shall provide staff services for the board as

directed by the commissioner.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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