N.D. Cent. Code § 6-01-14
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6-01-14. Deputies controlled by commissioner - Reports
Official statutory text
6-01-14. Deputies controlled by commissioner - Reports
Each deputy examiner provided for in this title is under the direct orders and instructions of
the commissioner, and shall report to the commissioner during or immediately after the
completion of each examination of each financial corporation, financial institution, or credit union
examined by the deputy examiner, together with such recommendations and suggestions as the
deputy examiner may deem advisable. Such report must be in such form as may be prescribed
by the commissioner, the state banking board, or state credit union board.
Each deputy examiner provided for in this title is under the direct orders and instructions of
the commissioner, and shall report to the commissioner during or immediately after the
completion of each examination of each financial corporation, financial institution, or credit union
examined by the deputy examiner, together with such recommendations and suggestions as the
deputy examiner may deem advisable. Such report must be in such form as may be prescribed
by the commissioner, the state banking board, or state credit union board.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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