North Dakota § 54-59-02.2 Distributed ledger technologies - Authorization - Pilot program - Report

North Dakota Statutes

§ 54-59-02.2 — Distributed ledger technologies - Authorization - Pilot program - Report

North Dakota § 54-59-02.2

Title 54State Government

Ch. 54-59Information Technology Department

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N.D. Cent. Code § 54-59-02.2 (2026).

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The department shall research and develop the use of distributed ledger-enabled platform
technologies, such as blockchains, for computer-controlled programs, data transfer and storage,
and program regulation to protect against falsification, improve internal data security, and
identify external hacking threats. Research must include efforts to protect the privacy of
personal identifying information maintained within distributed ledger programs. The department
shall select a state agency, upon the request of the state agency, to serve as a pilot program for
the implementation and use of distributed ledger-enabled platform technologies. Before June
first of each even-numbered year, the chief information officer shall report to the legislative
management regarding the implementation of distri

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The department shall research and develop the use of distributed ledger-enabled platform
technologies, such as blockchains, for computer-controlled programs, data transfer and storage,
and program regulation to protect against falsification, improve internal data security, and
identify external hacking threats. Research must include efforts to protect the privacy of
personal identifying information maintained within distributed ledger programs. The department
shall select a state agency, upon the request of the state agency, to serve as a pilot program for
the implementation and use of distributed ledger-enabled platform technologies. Before June
first of each even-numbered year, the chief information officer shall report to the legislative
management regarding the implementation of distributed ledger technologies.