North Dakota § 18-05-13 Audit of books of relief association - Report of unauthorized spending to governor - Duty of governor

North Dakota Statutes

§ 18-05-13 — Audit of books of relief association - Report of unauthorized spending to governor - Duty of governor

North Dakota § 18-05-13

Title 18Fires

Ch. 18-05Firefighters Relief Association and Pension Fund

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N.D. Cent. Code § 18-05-13 (2026).

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governor - Duty of governor.
The books and accounts of the secretary and treasurer of each firefighters relief association
receiving funds under the provisions of this chapter must be audited as required by section
54-10-14. If the money, or any part of it, has been or is being expended for unauthorized
purposes, the facts must be reported to the governor. Thereupon, the governor shall direct the
office of management and budget not to prepare any warrants for the benefits of the fire
department or relief association of the municipality, rural fire department, or rural fire protection
district in which the association is organized until it appears to the state auditor, who shall report
the fact to the governor, that all moneys wrongfully expended have been replaced. The governor
may take su

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governor - Duty of governor.
The books and accounts of the secretary and treasurer of each firefighters relief association
receiving funds under the provisions of this chapter must be audited as required by section
54-10-14. If the money, or any part of it, has been or is being expended for unauthorized
purposes, the facts must be reported to the governor. Thereupon, the governor shall direct the
office of management and budget not to prepare any warrants for the benefits of the fire
department or relief association of the municipality, rural fire department, or rural fire protection
district in which the association is organized until it appears to the state auditor, who shall report
the fact to the governor, that all moneys wrongfully expended have been replaced. The governor
may take such further action as the emergency may demand.