N.D. Cent. Code § 6-09.10-02

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6-09.10-02. Credit review board

Official statutory text

6-09.10-02. Credit review board

1. The board consists of:

a. One individual who has experience as a director or officer of a financial institution,

appointed by the governor;

b. One individual who has experience as a director or officer of a financial institution,

appointed by the attorney general;

c. One individual actively engaged in farming in the state, appointed by the

governor;

d. One individual actively engaged in farming in the state, appointed by the attorney

general; and

e. Two individuals actively engaged in farming in the state, appointed by the

agriculture commissioner.

2. A board member may not be an employee or official of the state during the member's

term of office.

3. The term of office for members of the board is two years. An individual may serve

consecutive terms.

4. a. Annually, the board shall elect one member to serve as the chairman.

b. The chairman shall call all meetings of the board.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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