N.D. Cent. Code § 6-09-15.9
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6-09-15.9. Limitations on loans by the Bank of North Dakota - Disclosure of interests in certain loans
Official statutory text
6-09-15.9. Limitations on loans by the Bank of North Dakota - Disclosure of interests
in certain loans.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Bank of North Dakota may not make any
loan or otherwise give its credit to a member of the industrial commission during the member's
term on the industrial commission. Before taking office, a member of the industrial commission
shall file a statement with the Bank of North Dakota indicating any personal interest that that
member has in any loan or loan application in existence or pending at any time during the
member's term on the industrial commission.
in certain loans.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Bank of North Dakota may not make any
loan or otherwise give its credit to a member of the industrial commission during the member's
term on the industrial commission. Before taking office, a member of the industrial commission
shall file a statement with the Bank of North Dakota indicating any personal interest that that
member has in any loan or loan application in existence or pending at any time during the
member's term on the industrial commission.
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