N.D. Cent. Code § 6-03-15.2

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6-03-15.2. Operations during epidemic or emergency - Notice to commissioner

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6-03-15.2. Operations during epidemic or emergency - Notice to commissioner

A bank that operates physical facilities in any area that is experiencing an epidemic or other

emergency may adjust the bank's operations in any manner that is reasonable to protect the

bank's customers, employees, assets, or business. Under this section a bank may temporarily

close or relocate offices, employees, or operations; restrict access to offices or services; and

change the manner in which the bank provides banking services. A bank shall notify the

commissioner of any actions the bank takes under the authority of this section. The bank shall

give the commissioner notice promptly and in any case within three business days of the bank's

decision to adjust the bank's operations. The notice must describe the bank's actions and the

expected duration of the bank's adjusted operations. Unless extended by the commissioner, a

bank's authority to change the bank's operations under this section may not exceed sixty days.

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