N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-45-13
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4.1-45-13. Appointment of necessary employees
Official statutory text
4.1-45-13. Appointment of necessary employees
The president, or any other person delegated the authority by the board of directors, shall
appoint and employ deputies and other subordinates; contractors, architects, builders, clerks,
accountants, and other experts; and agents and servants as required to carry out the functions
of the state fair association. Salaries and other compensation must be set by the president and
board of directors and any expenses incurred in the performance of employment must be
reimbursed in the same manner and for the same amounts as is provided for officials and
employees of the state.
The president, or any other person delegated the authority by the board of directors, shall
appoint and employ deputies and other subordinates; contractors, architects, builders, clerks,
accountants, and other experts; and agents and servants as required to carry out the functions
of the state fair association. Salaries and other compensation must be set by the president and
board of directors and any expenses incurred in the performance of employment must be
reimbursed in the same manner and for the same amounts as is provided for officials and
employees of the state.
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