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Code · North Dakota · Title 54 · Chapter 54-35 — Legislative Management

54-35-06. Officers - Accept funds - Expenditures.

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1. The legislative management chairman must be the majority leader of one house of the
legislative assembly, or the majority leader's designee, and the vice chairman must be
the majority leader of the opposite house of the legislative assembly, or the majority
leader's designee. The legislative management may prescribe its rules of procedure.
2. The legislative management chairman shall serve a two-year term beginning at the
adjournment of each regular legislative session. The chairman may not be a member
of the same house of the legislative assembly for consecutive terms. The vice
chairman may not be a member of the same house of the legislative assembly as the
chairman.
3. The legislative management may appoint a secretary who need not be a member, and
shall appoint a director to be in charge of the legislative council. The director is entitled
to a salary set by the legislative management. The director may employ persons and
obtain the assistance of research agencies. The director may use available funds for
salary adjustments to assist with staff recruitment, retention, and recognition of
exceptional performance. The legislative management and the legislative council may
accept and use any funds made available through an agreement made with any
agency for the purpose of this chapter. Expenditures of funds made available by
legislative appropriation must be made in accordance with rules or motions duly
approved by the legislative management.
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