N.D. Cent. Code § 6-01-13
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6-01-13. Commissioner - Appointment of assistant commissioner and assignment of titles within the department
Official statutory text
6-01-13. Commissioner - Appointment of assistant commissioner and assignment of
titles within the department.
The commissioner may appoint, remove, and assign appropriate titles to such deputy
examiners and such other employees as in the commissioner's judgment may be necessary for
the proper discharge of the business of the department of financial institutions. The
commissioner may select and designate one of said deputy examiners to be the assistant
commissioner to act during the absence or disability of the commissioner, and in such cases the
assistant commissioner so designated has charge of the office and shall administer its affairs.
The assistant commissioner shall perform such duties as may be prescribed by the
commissioner.
titles within the department.
The commissioner may appoint, remove, and assign appropriate titles to such deputy
examiners and such other employees as in the commissioner's judgment may be necessary for
the proper discharge of the business of the department of financial institutions. The
commissioner may select and designate one of said deputy examiners to be the assistant
commissioner to act during the absence or disability of the commissioner, and in such cases the
assistant commissioner so designated has charge of the office and shall administer its affairs.
The assistant commissioner shall perform such duties as may be prescribed by the
commissioner.
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