North Dakota Code § 4.1-15-02

Northern crops council - Duties - Chairman - Meetings
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The northern crops council shall establish policies for the operation of the northern crops 
institute.
1. The council consists of:
a. The agriculture commissioner or the commissioner's designee;
b. The president of North Dakota state university of agriculture and applied science 
or the president's designee;
c. The president and general manager of the North Dakota mill and elevator 
association;
d. An individual selected by the North Dakota barley council;
e. An individual selected by the North Dakota oilseed council;
f. An individual selected by the North Dakota soybean council;
g. An individual selected by the North Dakota wheat commission;
h. No fewer than five nor more than seven individuals who produce northern crops, 
selected by the members referenced in subdivisions a through g; and
i. No more than four representatives of industries that process northern crops, 
selected by the members designated in subdivisions a through g.
2. a. The term of office for each member of the council referenced in subdivisions d 
through i of subsection 1 is three years, and those members are limited to two 
3-year terms.
b. Each term of office begins with the first meeting after the member's appointment.
3. Annually, the council members shall select one of the individuals referenced in 
subdivisions d through i of subsection 1 to serve as the chairman.
4. The council shall meet at least three times annually at the times and places as 
determined by the council and may meet in special meeting upon the call and notice 
as may be prescribed by rules adopted by the council.
5. If a member is unable to attend a meeting of the council, the member may be 
represented by an individual who has a written proxy from the member.

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