North Dakota Code § 39-02-03

Powers and duties of director and department
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The director may adopt and enforce such administrative rules , designate such agencies , 
and establish such branch offices, including contracted branch offices, as may be necessary to 
carry out the motor vehicle and driver's license laws applicable to the director's office and 
department. The director shall provide suitable motor vehicle and driver's license forms and 
equipment requisite for the operation of the director's office and department, and shall prepay all 
transportation charges thereon. Branch office contracts entered under this section may extend 
five years and may be renewed in accordance with this section. At least one year before the end 
of each branch office contract term, the department shall consider entering contracts with new 
branch office vendors. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the director may enter direct 
negotiations and contract with qualified vendors to provide branch office services. The director 
may provide for a maximum fee schedule for the various services provided by the branch 
offices, not to exceed ten dollars for each service provided . Any branch office may establish a 
different fee schedule if the schedule does not contain a fee that exceeds a maximum fee 
established by the director and is approved by the director. All branch office managers must be 
bonded. The department may lease or provide office space or other costs as necessary to 
independent motor vehicle branch managers. All rents collected under this section must be 
deposited in the state highway fund. The department and the officers thereof shall enforce the 
provisions of all laws pertaining to the director and the department.

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