North Dakota § 54-24.4-01 North Dakota library coordinating council - Members - Term

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§ 54-24.4-01 — North Dakota library coordinating council - Members - Term

North Dakota § 54-24.4-01

Title 54State Government

Ch. 54-24.4Library Coordinating Council

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N.D. Cent. Code § 54-24.4-01 (2026).

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The North Dakota library coordinating council consists of eleven members. The president of
the North Dakota library association, or the president's designee, is an ex officio voting member
of the council. The state librarian is an ex officio nonvoting member of the council. The governor
shall appoint nine members to the council; one of whom must represent a public or private
higher education institution library; two of whom must represent libraries at large; one of whom
must represent school libraries; two of whom must represent public libraries; one of whom must
represent disabled, economically disadvantaged, and minority populations; and two must be
citizens at large. All appointed members, except citizens at large, must be practicing librarians.
The governor shall take into account reas

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The North Dakota library coordinating council consists of eleven members. The president of
the North Dakota library association, or the president's designee, is an ex officio voting member
of the council. The state librarian is an ex officio nonvoting member of the council. The governor
shall appoint nine members to the council; one of whom must represent a public or private
higher education institution library; two of whom must represent libraries at large; one of whom
must represent school libraries; two of whom must represent public libraries; one of whom must
represent disabled, economically disadvantaged, and minority populations; and two must be
citizens at large. All appointed members, except citizens at large, must be practicing librarians.
The governor shall take into account reasonable geographic considerations when appointing
members of the council. The term of each member is three years. If at any time during a
member's term the member ceases to possess the qualifications required by this section, the
member's office is deemed vacant, and the governor shall appoint a qualified representative to
complete the term of office. No member may be appointed to serve more than two consecutive
three-year terms.