North Dakota § 26.1-21-10 Automatic insurance of state and political subdivisions

North Dakota Statutes

§ 26.1-21-10 — Automatic insurance of state and political subdivisions

North Dakota § 26.1-21-10

Title 26.1Insurance

Ch. 26.1-21State Bonding Fund

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N.D. Cent. Code § 26.1-21-10 (2026).

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1.Each state agency and political subdivision shall apply to be bonded in the fund at least once per biennium or when a change in coverage is requested, whichever occurs first. Unless an application is denied within sixty days from the date it is received by the office, the application will be approved and bond coverage in force. If a bond is in the discretion of the state agency or political subdivision and a bond is not requested, the state agency or political subdivision is exempt from this section.

2.The application must include:

a.The requested amount of bond coverage based on the amount of money and property handled, the opportunity for defalcation, and any other condition imposed by law;

b.An amount equal to twenty-five percent of the money in control of the public officials or

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1. Each state agency and political subdivision shall apply to be bonded in the fund at
least once per biennium or when a change in coverage is requested, whichever occurs
first. Unless an application is denied within sixty days from the date it is received by
the office, the application will be approved and bond coverage in force. If a bond is in
the discretion of the state agency or political subdivision and a bond is not requested,
the state agency or political subdivision is exempt from this section.
2. The application must include:
a. The requested amount of bond coverage based on the amount of money and
property handled, the opportunity for defalcation, and any other condition
imposed by law;
b. An amount equal to twenty-five percent of the money in control of the public
officials or employees for which the bond is requested for the preceding year
based on the total monthly balances; and
c. Any other information requested by the office to determine the amount of money
and property handled and the opportunity for defalcation, including the procedure
used to determine the amount of bond requested, revenues for the last budget
period by type, expenditures for the last budget period by type, the number of
people that handle money, any portion of the last audit, and any financial
procedures.
3. A blanket bond automatically includes coverage for new employees and new public
officials.