North Dakota § 43-23.3-03 Powers and duties of the board

North Dakota Statutes

§ 43-23.3-03 — Powers and duties of the board

North Dakota § 43-23.3-03

Title 43Occupations and Professions

Ch. 43-23.3Real Estate Appraisers

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N.D. Cent. Code § 43-23.3-03 (2026).

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1.The board, or the board's designated representative, shall:

a.Define apprentice appraiser, licensed appraiser, certified residential appraiser, and certified general appraiser; determine the type of educational experience, appraisal experience, and equivalent experience that meet the requirements of this chapter; establish application procedures; and establish standards for approval and disapproval of applications for permits.

b.Establish examination specifications for the apprentice and supervisory appraiser and administer examinations.

c.Approve or disapprove applications for permits, issue permits to practice, and maintain a registry of the names and addresses of individuals holding permits.

d.Discipline permittees.

e.Hold meetings, hearings, and examinations in places and at ti

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1. The board, or the board's designated representative, shall:
a. Define apprentice appraiser, licensed appraiser, certified residential appraiser,
and certified general appraiser; determine the type of educational experience,
appraisal experience, and equivalent experience that meet the requirements of
this chapter; establish application procedures; and establish standards for
approval and disapproval of applications for permits.
b. Establish examination specifications for the apprentice and supervisory appraiser
and administer examinations.
c. Approve or disapprove applications for permits, issue permits to practice, and
maintain a registry of the names and addresses of individuals holding permits.
d. Discipline permittees.
e. Hold meetings, hearings, and examinations in places and at times as the board
designates and maintain records of board activities.
f. Adopt rules, pursuant to chapter 28-32, necessary to implement this chapter or
carry out the requirements imposed by federal law.
g. Adopt rules that clearly and concisely establish the standards for approval and
disapproval of applications for permits. The rules must include a requirement that
an application disapproval clearly specify the basis for the disapproval.
h. Keep permittees informed of board activities, including providing notification of
board member terms and any upcoming board vacancy; internet posting of
meeting notices and minutes; and internet posting of proposed and final rule
changes.
2. The board, or the board's designated representative, may:
a. Promote research and conduct studies relative to real estate appraising and
sponsor educational activities.
b. Contract for services necessary to carry out this chapter.
3. The board, or the board's authorized representative, may investigate and gather
evidence concerning alleged violations of the provisions of chapter 43-23.3 or the rules
of the board. Board investigative files are exempt records as defined in subsection 5 of