CHAPTER 37-05PROPERTY AND DISBURSING OFFICER37-05-01. Property and disbursing officer - Qualifications - Appointment - Bond -Compensation. The governor shall appoint, designate, or detail, subject to the approval of the<br>secretary of defense, an officer of the national guard of this state, who is the accountable<br>property and disbursing officer of the United States and shall perform the duties of such office in<br>addition to any other duties which the officer may be required to perform. Before entering upon<br>the performance of the officer's duties as property and disbursing officer, the officer shall give a<br>good and sufficient bond to the United States, in such amount as the secretary of defense may<br>require, conditioned for the faithful performance of the officer's duties and the safekeeping and<br>proper disbursing of the federal property and funds entrusted to the officer's care. After having<br>qualified as property and disbursing officer, the officer shall receive pay for the officer's services<br>at a rate to be fixed by the secretary of defense.37-05-02. Secretary of defense to pay allotment to property and disbursing officer -Amount. Upon requisition by the governor, the secretary of defense may pay to the property<br>and disbursing officer so much of this state's allotment out of the annual appropriation for the<br>support of the national guard of this state as in the judgment of the secretary of defense may be<br>necessary.37-05-03. Accounts, returns, and reports made by property and disbursing officer.The property and disbursing officer shall render through the defense department such accounts<br>of federal funds entrusted to that officer for disbursement as may be required by the treasury<br>department of the United States.The property and disbursing officer shall receipt and beaccountable for all funds and property belonging to the United States in possession of this state<br>and shall make such returns and reports concerning the same as may be required by the<br>secretary of defense.37-05-04. Property and disbursing officer may entrust money to other officers -Liability - Penalty for misconduct. Under such regulations as may be prescribed by the<br>secretary of defense, the property and disbursing officer accountable for public moneys may<br>entrust money to any other officer of the national guard for the purpose of having that officer<br>make disbursements thereof as the property and disbursing officer's agent, and each officer to<br>whom money is so entrusted, as well as the officer entrusting the same to that officer, must be<br>held pecuniarily responsible therefor to the United States.For the agent officer's officialmisconduct, the agent officer is subject to all the liabilities and penalties prescribed by law in like<br>cases for the officer for whom the agent officer acts as agent.Page No. 1Document Outlinechapter 37-05 property and disbursing officer
CHAPTER 37-05PROPERTY AND DISBURSING OFFICER37-05-01. Property and disbursing officer - Qualifications - Appointment - Bond -Compensation. The governor shall appoint, designate, or detail, subject to the approval of the<br>secretary of defense, an officer of the national guard of this state, who is the accountable<br>property and disbursing officer of the United States and shall perform the duties of such office in<br>addition to any other duties which the officer may be required to perform. Before entering upon<br>the performance of the officer's duties as property and disbursing officer, the officer shall give a<br>good and sufficient bond to the United States, in such amount as the secretary of defense may<br>require, conditioned for the faithful performance of the officer's duties and the safekeeping and<br>proper disbursing of the federal property and funds entrusted to the officer's care. After having<br>qualified as property and disbursing officer, the officer shall receive pay for the officer's services<br>at a rate to be fixed by the secretary of defense.37-05-02. Secretary of defense to pay allotment to property and disbursing officer -Amount. Upon requisition by the governor, the secretary of defense may pay to the property<br>and disbursing officer so much of this state's allotment out of the annual appropriation for the<br>support of the national guard of this state as in the judgment of the secretary of defense may be<br>necessary.37-05-03. Accounts, returns, and reports made by property and disbursing officer.The property and disbursing officer shall render through the defense department such accounts<br>of federal funds entrusted to that officer for disbursement as may be required by the treasury<br>department of the United States.The property and disbursing officer shall receipt and beaccountable for all funds and property belonging to the United States in possession of this state<br>and shall make such returns and reports concerning the same as may be required by the<br>secretary of defense.37-05-04. Property and disbursing officer may entrust money to other officers -Liability - Penalty for misconduct. Under such regulations as may be prescribed by the<br>secretary of defense, the property and disbursing officer accountable for public moneys may<br>entrust money to any other officer of the national guard for the purpose of having that officer<br>make disbursements thereof as the property and disbursing officer's agent, and each officer to<br>whom money is so entrusted, as well as the officer entrusting the same to that officer, must be<br>held pecuniarily responsible therefor to the United States.For the agent officer's officialmisconduct, the agent officer is subject to all the liabilities and penalties prescribed by law in like<br>cases for the officer for whom the agent officer acts as agent.Page No. 1Document Outlinechapter 37-05 property and disbursing officer
CHAPTER 37-05PROPERTY AND DISBURSING OFFICER37-05-01. Property and disbursing officer - Qualifications - Appointment - Bond -Compensation. The governor shall appoint, designate, or detail, subject to the approval of the<br>secretary of defense, an officer of the national guard of this state, who is the accountable<br>property and disbursing officer of the United States and shall perform the duties of such office in<br>addition to any other duties which the officer may be required to perform. Before entering upon<br>the performance of the officer's duties as property and disbursing officer, the officer shall give a<br>good and sufficient bond to the United States, in such amount as the secretary of defense may<br>require, conditioned for the faithful performance of the officer's duties and the safekeeping and<br>proper disbursing of the federal property and funds entrusted to the officer's care. After having<br>qualified as property and disbursing officer, the officer shall receive pay for the officer's services<br>at a rate to be fixed by the secretary of defense.37-05-02. Secretary of defense to pay allotment to property and disbursing officer -Amount. Upon requisition by the governor, the secretary of defense may pay to the property<br>and disbursing officer so much of this state's allotment out of the annual appropriation for the<br>support of the national guard of this state as in the judgment of the secretary of defense may be<br>necessary.37-05-03. Accounts, returns, and reports made by property and disbursing officer.The property and disbursing officer shall render through the defense department such accounts<br>of federal funds entrusted to that officer for disbursement as may be required by the treasury<br>department of the United States.The property and disbursing officer shall receipt and beaccountable for all funds and property belonging to the United States in possession of this state<br>and shall make such returns and reports concerning the same as may be required by the<br>secretary of defense.37-05-04. Property and disbursing officer may entrust money to other officers -Liability - Penalty for misconduct. Under such regulations as may be prescribed by the<br>secretary of defense, the property and disbursing officer accountable for public moneys may<br>entrust money to any other officer of the national guard for the purpose of having that officer<br>make disbursements thereof as the property and disbursing officer's agent, and each officer to<br>whom money is so entrusted, as well as the officer entrusting the same to that officer, must be<br>held pecuniarily responsible therefor to the United States.For the agent officer's officialmisconduct, the agent officer is subject to all the liabilities and penalties prescribed by law in like<br>cases for the officer for whom the agent officer acts as agent.Page No. 1Document Outlinechapter 37-05 property and disbursing officer
