North Dakota § 4.1-26-02 Milk marketing board - Membership

North Dakota Statutes

§ 4.1-26-02 — Milk marketing board - Membership

North Dakota § 4.1-26-02

Title 4.1Agriculture

Ch. 4.1-26Milk Marketing Board

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N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-26-02 (2026).

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1.The milk marketing board consists of:

a.A dairy farmer appointed by the governor from a list of two names submitted by the milk producers association of North Dakota;

b.A processor appointed by the governor from a list of two names submitted by the North Dakota dairy industries association;

c.A retailer appointed by the governor from a list of two names submitted by the North Dakota grocers association; and

d.Two consumer representatives appointed by the governor, provided that neither consumer representative may have a financial interest in a dairy farm nor in an entity that processes, distributes, or sells milk products.

2.An individual is not qualified to serve on the board if the individual held any other public office, in an elected or an appointed capacity, during the two-yea

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1. The milk marketing board consists of:
a. A dairy farmer appointed by the governor from a list of two names submitted by
the milk producers association of North Dakota;
b. A processor appointed by the governor from a list of two names submitted by the
North Dakota dairy industries association;
c. A retailer appointed by the governor from a list of two names submitted by the
North Dakota grocers association; and
d. Two consumer representatives appointed by the governor, provided that neither
consumer representative may have a financial interest in a dairy farm nor in an
entity that processes, distributes, or sells milk products.
2. An individual is not qualified to serve on the board if the individual held any other
public office, in an elected or an appointed capacity, during the two-year period
preceding appointment to the board.
3. A member of the board may not hold any other public office, in an elected or an
appointed capacity, during the member's term of office.
4. In considering individuals for appointment to the board, the governor shall ensure that
a geographic balance is maintained.