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North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-02 - Membership in Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Section 71-08-02-01 - Membership of individuals who become employees covered under the judges' retirement plan, the highway patrol retirement plan, the teachers' fund for retirement plan, or the alternate retirement plan of the state board of higher education

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
If a member of the defined contribution retirement plan
				  begins employment in a position covered under the judges' retirement plan, the
				  highway patrol retirement plan, the teachers' fund for retirement plan, or the
				  alternate retirement plan of the state board of higher education, the member's
				  status as a member of the defined contribution retirement plan is suspended and
				  the member becomes a new member of the retirement plan for which that member's
				  new position is eligible. The member's account balance remains in the defined
				  contribution retirement plan, but no new contributions may be made to that
				  account. The member's service credit and salary history that were forfeited as
				  a result of the member's transfer to the defined contribution retirement plan
				  remain forfeited, and service credit accumulation in the new retirement plan
				  begins from the first day of employment in the new position. If the member
				  later returns to employment that is eligible for the defined contribution plan,
				  the member's suspension is terminated, the member again becomes a member of the
				  defined contribution plan, and the member's account shall resume accepting
				  contributions. The contributions to the alternate retirement plan shall remain
				  with that plan unless at the member's option, the member elects to transfer any
				  available balance as determined by the provisions of the alternate retirement
				  plan into the member's account in the defined contribution retirement
				  plan.
General Authority:
NDCC 28-32-02(1)
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 54-52.6-01(3)
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-02 - Membership in Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Section 71-08-02-02 - Continuation of membership

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Other than as provided in section
				  71-08-02-01, a former
				  participating member of the defined contribution retirement plan who returns to
				  state employment following a previous termination or retirement continues to be
				  a member of the defined contribution retirement plan even if the member took
				  one of the distributions allowed by North Dakota Century Code section
				  54-52.6-13.
General Authority: NDCC
					 28-32-02(1)
Law Implemented: NDCC
					 54-52.6-02
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-03 - Disability › Section 71-08-03-01 - Disability distribution

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The board will allow distribution of the participating
				  member's vested account balance if the board determines the participating
				  member has become totally and permanently disabled using the procedure provided
				  in section
				  71-02-05-06. If approved, the
				  disabled member has the same distribution options as provided in subdivisions a
				  and c of subsection 3 of North Dakota Century Code section
				  54-52.6-13. However, if the member
				  chooses the periodic distribution option, the member will only be allowed to
				  receive distributions for as long as the disability continues and the member
				  submits the necessary documentation and undergoes medical testing required by
				  the board, or for as long as the member participates in a rehabilitation
				  program required by the board, or both. The board shall use the redetermination
				  and recertification procedures provided in section
				  71-02-05-06 to determine whether
				  the member remains disabled. If the board determines that a member no longer
				  meets the eligibility definition, the board shall discontinue the disability
				  retirement benefit.
General Authority: NDCC
					 28-32-02(1)
Law Implemented: NDCC
					 54-52.6-14
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-04 - Qualified Domestic Relations Orders › Section 71-08-04-01 - Payment in accordance with qualified domestic relations orders

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Retirement moneys must be paid in accordance with any
				  qualified domestic relations order issued in compliance with North Dakota
				  Century Code section
				  54-52.6-12.
General Authority: NDCC
					 28-32-02(1)
Law Implemented: NDCC
					 54-52.6-12
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-04 - Qualified Domestic Relations Orders › Section 71-08-04-02 - Qualified domestic relations orders procedures

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Upon receipt of a proposed domestic
				relations order, the public employees retirement system shall:
a. Send an initial notice to each person
				named therein, including the member and the alternate payee named in the order,
				with an explanation of the procedures followed by the fund.
b. If a member who is not in pay status at
				the time the proposed domestic relations order, or notice of intent to submit a
				proposed domestic relations order, was received from the member, the member's
				legal representative, or an individual authorized to receive confidential
				information under subsection 8 of North Dakota Century Code section
				54-52-26, makes application for a
				lump sum distribution due to termination of employment, the application for
				lump sum distribution will be held until such time as the proposed domestic
				relations order is determined to be qualified and a certified copy of such
				order is received at the North Dakota public employees retirement system office
				or until the end of the eighteen-month review period, or until the North Dakota
				public employees retirement system office receives notice that a proposed
				domestic relations order will not be submitted, whichever occurs
				first.
c. Review the domestic
				relations order to determine if it is a qualified order as established by the
				model language format specified by the board.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-05 - Review Procedure › Section 71-08-05-01 - Review procedure

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The board shall use the same review and formal review
				  procedures as provided in chapter 71-02-09.
General Authority: NDCC
					 28-32-02(1)
Law Implemented: NDCC
					 54-52.6-13
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-06 - Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act › Section 71-08-06-01 - Eligibility requirements

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
To be eligible to receive service credit with the defined
				  contribution plan for military time under this chapter, a veteran must have had
				  an interruption of the veteran's employment and been discharged under honorable
				  conditions.
General Authority: NDCC
					 54-52.6-04,
					 54-52-02
Law
					 Implemented: NDCC
					 54-52.6-09.4
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-06 - Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act › Section 71-08-06-02 - Award of service credit

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
A veteran with eligible time may receive up to sixty months'
				  credit upon proper application. A veteran eligible to receive service credit
				  for military time must apply for and, if required to pay any portion of the
				  employee contribution, purchase that time within the lesser of three times the
				  length of active duty or five years from the date of that person's return to
				  covered employment after an honorable discharge. Service credit will not be
				  awarded until all required documentation is received by the North Dakota public
				  employees retirement system. If payment of required employer and employee
				  contributions is made, the service will be recognized for both benefit
				  eligibility and benefit calculation purposes. If payment of required employer
				  and employee contribution is not made, then the veteran's application for
				  service will be recognized and credit will be used for benefit eligibility
				  purposes only.
General Authority: NDCC
					 54-52.6-04,
					 54-52-04
Law
					 Implemented: NDCC
					 54-52.6-09.4;
					 38 USC
					 4318(a)(2)(A),
					 38 USC
					 4318(a)(2)(B),
					 38 USC
					 4318(b)(2);
					 20
					 CFR1002.259 -
					 262
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-06 - Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act › Section 71-08-06-03 - Documentation requirements

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The burden of proof will be on the member for providing
				  documentation necessary to determine what military time is eligible for service
				  credit. At a minimum, the following documentation is required before service
				  credit will be awarded:
1. The member
				must provide a legible copy of military discharge papers indicating an
				honorable discharge (DD214, DD215, or NGB22).
2. The member must provide proof of the last
				day of employment prior to reporting for active duty and the first day of
				employment following the return from active duty. This information must be
				certified by the authorized agent of the employing agency using a "Purchase
				Agreement for USERRA Covered Military Active Duty" or notice of change if
				returning from leave of absence.
3. The members requesting service credit for
				extended military terms must provide a legible copy of the appropriate military
				papers (DD214).
4. A member who
				elects to purchase military time must submit a completed purchase agreement.
General Authority: NDCC
					 54-52-04,
					 54-52.6-04
Law
					 Implemented: NDCC
					 54-52.6-09.4
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-06 - Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act › Section 71-08-06-04 - Cost

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The cost for purchase of eligible military service in the
				  defined contribution plan may be paid as follows:
1. The cost for any required employee
				contributions to be paid by the member may be paid in a lump sum or in
				installments pursuant to the rules established for purchase or repurchase
				payment under subsection 3, 4, or 5 of section
				71-02-03-02.2. If no payments have
				been made, no credit will be awarded for benefit calculation purposes.
2. The employer cost will be
				assessed to the member's most recent participating employer. Upon being billed
				by the public employees retirement system, the participating employer will have
				thirty days in which to make payment in full. If, after sixty days, the
				employer has not made payment in full, a civil penalty of fifty dollars will be
				assessed, and, as interest, one percent of the amount due for each month of
				delay or fraction thereof after the payment became due.
General Authority: NDCC
					 54-52-04,
					 54-52.6-04
Law
					 Implemented: NDCC
					 54-52.6-09.4;
					 38 USC
					 4318(a)(2)(A),
					 38 USC
					 4318(a)(2)(B),
					 38 USC
					 4318(b)(2);
					 20 CFR
					 1002.259 -
					 262
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-06 - Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act › Section 71-08-06-05 - Refund of overpayments

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
If an employee purchased military service at a cost higher
				  than determined in this chapter, overpayments may be refunded. Upon
				  verification that the previously purchased military service meets the general
				  eligibility requirements under section
				  71-08-06-01, a refund may be
				  issued according to the following guidelines:
1. For a purchase paid in a lump sum:
a. The overpayment will be refunded to the
				member.
b. The refund will be
				calculated and issued within one hundred eighty days of receiving all necessary
				documentation.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-07 - Additional Contributions › Section 71-08-07-02 - Eligible sick leave

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
An employer may provide additional contributions equal to the
				  purchase of an employee's unused sick leave only to the extent that it has not
				  been previously purchased by a former employer or the member.
General Authority: NDCC
					 54-52-04,
					 54-52.6-04
Law
					 Implemented: NDCC
					 54-52.6-09.2
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-07 - Additional Contributions › Section 71-08-07-03 - Employee-paid contributions - Repayment options

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
If the office determines that any required employee-paid
				  contributions have not been made, the cost of any required employee-paid
				  contributions may be paid in a lump sum or in installments in a manner
				  consistent with installment payments permitted under section
				  71-02-03-02.2.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 54-52-04,
					 54-52.6-04
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 54-52.6-09
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-08 - Temporary Employee Participation › Section 71-08-08-01 - Temporary employee participation

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
For each eligible temporary employee who elects to
				  participate as such in the defined contribution plan, the following applies:
1. A temporary employee must submit a
				completed participation agreement within six months of the date of hire as a
				temporary employee or within six months of a change in status from a permanent
				to temporary position. If no application is made and filed with the office, an
				irrevocable waiver of participation will occur for as long as the employee is
				in temporary status.
2.
				Contributions for temporary employees must be submitted no later than the sixth
				working day of the month for the previous month's salary.
3. Delinquent payments of over thirty days,
				for reasons other than leave of absence or seasonal employment, will result in
				termination of eligibility to participate as a temporary member.
4. Upon taking a refund, future participation
				as a temporary member is waived.
5. A member may not participate as both a
				permanent and a temporary member Permanent employment has precedence.
General Authority: NDCC
					 54-52-04, 54-52.6
Law
					 Implemented: NDCC 54-52.6-01.3,
					 54-52.6-02.6
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 71 - Retirement Board › Article 71-08 - Defined Contribution Retirement Plan › Chapter 71-08-09 - Return to Service - Retired Member › Section 71-08-09-01 - Return to service - Retired member

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The bene?ts of a retired member of the de?ned contribution
				  plan who returns to permanent employment shall be suspended except as provided
				  in North Dakota Century Code section
				  54-52.6-02.
General Authority:NDCC
					 54-52-04, 54-52.6
Law
					 Implemented: NDCC 54-52.6-01.7,
					 54-52.6-02.7
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-01 - General Administration › Chapter 72-01-02 - Computerized Central Indexing System › Section 72-01-02-04 - Time

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Each financing statement, amendment, statutory lien, state
				  tax lien, and federal lien accepted for filing will be given a
				  computer-generated file number and marked with the date and time filed. The
				  time will be specified to the tenth of a second. The time placed on each new
				  record filed beginning January 1, 1992, will be based on prevailing central
				  time.
A UCC record delivered after regular business hours or on a
				  day the filing office is not open for business will be filed in the ordinary
				  course of business on the next working day the filing office is open.
General Authority: NDCC
					 28-32-02,
					 41-09-97,
					 54-09-09
Law
					 Implemented: NDCC
					 41-09-90
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-01 - General Administration › Chapter 72-01-02 - Computerized Central Indexing System › Section 72-01-02-06 - Rejections

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Any financing
				statement submitted for filing with any filing officer must be rejected if it
				lists the same individual as both debtor and secured party or for the
				following:
a. Failure to provide each
				debtor's social security number or tax identification number;
b. Failure to provide the name of the
				debtor;
c. Failure to indicate
				whether the debtor is an individual or an organization;
d. If identified as an individual, failure to
				provide the last name of the debtor;
e. If identified as an organization, failure
				to provide organizational information for the debtor; including the type of
				organization, jurisdiction of organization, and an organizational
				identification number or an indication that the debtor has none;
f. Failure to provide a mailing address for
				the debtor;
g. Failure to provide
				a name for the secured party;
h.
				Failure to provide a mailing address for the secured party;
i. Failure to provide a name for the
				assignee; or
j. Failure to provide
				a mailing address for the assignee.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-01 - General Administration › Chapter 72-01-02 - Computerized Central Indexing System › Section 72-01-02-07 - Central notice system

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. If no
				quantity of crops or livestock is designated on the central notice system
				filing, the filing must be deemed to include all crops or livestock
				listed.
2. If no crop year is
				designated on the central notice system filing, the filing must be deemed to
				include all crop years for the effective period of the filing.
3. A description of the crops or livestock
				must be included on the central notice system filing if needed to distinguish
				those covered by the perfected security interest from other crops or livestock
				owned by the same debtor but not subject to the security interest.
4. An initial filing and an amendment of a
				central notice system filing must be signed by all the debtors and the secured
				party. A continuation statement, partial release, and termination statement of
				a central notice system filing must be signed by the secured party.
General Authority: NDCC
					 28-32-02,
					 41-09-97,
					 54-09-09
Law
					 Implemented: NDCC
					 41-09-40,
					 54-09-09,
					 54-09-10; 7 USC § 1631; 9 CFR
					 part 205
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-01 - General Administration › Chapter 72-01-02 - Computerized Central Indexing System › Section 72-01-02-08 - Joint Uniform Commercial Code and central notice system filings

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. If the
				Uniform Commercial Code financing statement and the central notice system
				financing statement were filed together and given one filing number, all
				amendments, updates, assignments, subordinations, and releases submitted for
				either of them must affect both of them.
2. A termination of the Uniform Commercial
				Code filing statement will automatically terminate the central notice system
				filing as well. A central notice system filing may be terminated without
				terminating the Uniform Commercial Code filing.
General Authority: NDCC
					 28-32-02,
					 41-09-97,
					 54-09-09
Law
					 Implemented: NDCC
					 41-09-40,
					 54-09-09,
					 54-09-10
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-01 - General Administration › Chapter 72-01-02 - Computerized Central Indexing System › Section 72-01-02-11 - Searches

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. The filing
				officer maintains for public inspection a searchable index for all records of
				UCC documents. The index shall provide for retrieval of a record by the name of
				the debtor, social security or tax identification number, and by the file
				number of the initial financing statement and each filed UCC record relating to
				the initial financing statement.
a. Name
				searched. A search request should set forth the name of the debtor to be
				searched and must specify whether the debtor is an individual or an
				organization. A request will be processed using the name in the exact form it
				is submitted.
b. Requesting party.
				A search request must include the name and address of the person to whom the
				search report is to be sent.
c.
				Search request with filing. If a filer requests a search at the time a UCC
				record is filed, the name searched will be the debtor name as set forth on the
				form. The requesting party shall be the remitter of the UCC record and the
				search request shall be deemed to request a search that would retrieve all
				financing statements filed on or prior to the date the UCC record is
				filed.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-01 - General Administration › Chapter 72-01-02 - Computerized Central Indexing System › Section 72-01-02-13 - Fees

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. The fee for
				terminating a central notice system filing or an agricultural statutory lien
				notice which was refiled automatically pursuant to section
				72-01-02-02 is five dollars and
				must be paid at the time the filing is terminated.
2. The fee for having information faxed to a
				requesting party is three dollars. A maximum of twenty pages may be
				faxed.
3. The fee for filing an
				update is ten dollars.
4. The fee
				for filing a correction statement is ten dollars.
5. Filing fees are the same in all fifty-four
				filing offices for any Uniform Commercial Code or central notice system filing,
				agricultural statutory lien, agricultural statutory lien notice, or federal
				lien.
6. All fees not specified
				within this section are as set forth in North Dakota Century Code sections
				11-18-05,
				35-17-08,
				35-29-05,
				35-30-06,
				35-31-06,
				41-09-96, and
				54-09-11.
7. Fees will be billed for any secured party
				or searching party who has received prior approval for billing, has been
				assigned a billing number, and who indicates a desire to be billed for that
				particular filing or search.
General Authority: NDCC
					 28-32-02,
					 41-09-97,
					 54-09-09
Law
					 Implemented: NDCC
					 41-09-94,
					 41-09-96,
					 54-09-11
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-01 - Definitions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
For purposes of this chapter, unless the context otherwise
				  requires:
1. "Boxing" means a contest
				or match in which two contestants attack each other and defend themselves with
				fists wearing protective gloves during a predetermined time in a boxing
				ring.
2. "Commission" or
				"commission member" means the North Dakota commission of combative sports or a
				person delegated by the commissioner.
3. "Commissioner" means the North Dakota
				secretary of state acting as the commissioner of combative sports.
4. "Contestant" or "boxer" means a
				participant in a match who receives remuneration directly or indirectly as
				consideration for the participant's performance in a boxing match.
5. "Exhibition" means a boxing or sparring
				match where a decision is not rendered.
6. "Match" means any bout, contest, or
				sparring, in which participants intend to and do inflict punches to temporarily
				incapacitate an opponent, regardless of whether the object of the participants
				is to win or display their skills without striving to win.
7. "Matchmaker" means any person who brings
				together professional boxers or arranges professional boxing matches.
8. "Promoter" means any person, club,
				corporation, or association, and any officer, director, employee, or
				stockholder thereof, that produces, arranges, or stages professional boxing or
				kickboxing matches.
9. "Registry"
				means any entity certified by the association of boxing commissions and
				combative sports for maintaining records and identification of
				boxers.
10. "Sparring" means boxing
				for either practice or as an exhibition.
General Authority:
NDCC 53-01-07
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 53-01-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-02 - Commission of combative sports

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The North Dakota commission of combative sports consists of
				  nine members appointed by the commissioner to staggered three-year terms each
				  with three members appointed in each term. A vacancy in the membership caused
				  other than by expiration of terms is filled for the balance of the term for the
				  position in which the vacancy occurred.
General Authority:
NDCC 53-01-07
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 53-01-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-03 - General provisions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. These rules
				govern boxing matches, exhibitions, or sparring, unless rules are otherwise
				approved by the commissioner for good cause shown for a specific match,
				exhibition, or sparring event. Kickboxing matches are governed by the generally
				accepted rules adopted for that sport and submitted to the commissioner for
				approval prior to the event.
2. The
				commissioner and the commission are the administrators of all professional
				boxing or sparring matches within the state.
3. The following matches may not be approved:
a. Matches containing both professional and
				amateur contests in the same event;
b. Matches in which more than two contestants
				appear in the ring at the same time;
c. Matches in which the contestants are of
				the opposite sex; and
d. Matches in
				which the contestants are not using gloves.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-04 - Licensing

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Licenses are issued for a calendar year
				beginning January first and ending December thirty-first. When applying for a
				license, the applicant shall sign the application affirming by oath the
				information provided is correct.
2.
				The licenses available and the fees for each license are as follows:
a. Boxer or kickboxer - Twenty-five
				dollars.
b. Cornerperson or second
				or trainer - Twenty-five dollars.
c. Judge - Twenty-five dollars.
d. Knockdown counter - Twenty-five
				dollars.
e. Manager - Fifty
				dollars.
f. Matchmaker - Fifty
				dollars.
g. Physician - No
				fee.
h. Promoter - Two hundred
				fifty dollars.
i. Referee -
				Twenty-five dollars.
j. Timekeeper
				- Twenty-five dollars.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-05 - Terms and conditions of license

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Except for a
				contestant, every licensee shall:
a. Be at
				least eighteen years of age.
b.
				Have at least one year of verifiable experience and proficiency in either
				professional or amateur boxing.
c.
				Be licensed for each role the licensee has in the event, and if more than one,
				only may be required to pay the fee for the highest priced license issued to
				the licensee.
d. Understand the
				commissioner will honor the actions of other regulatory
				jurisdictions.
e. Understand the
				commissioner or commission may issue a verbal warning for the first infraction
				of the law or rules, a written warning for a second infraction, and a
				suspension up to six months for a third infraction. The commissioner or
				commission, without warning, may suspend a license for a violation that
				endangers the life or health of any person.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-06 - Duties of promoter

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
A promoter shall:
1. Make application to the commissioner or
				commission to produce, arrange, or stage a match a minimum of two months prior
				to the event.
2. Provide proof of
				adequate insurance covering contestants, officials, and the public present at
				the event.
3. Provide medical
				insurance and pay the deductibles for each contestant covering injuries
				sustained by a contestant during the competition with a minimum benefit of two
				thousand five hundred dollars and at least two thousand five hundred dollars
				for an accidental death.
4. Provide
				a completed notification of contest form to the commissioner a minimum of five
				days prior to the event.
5. Seek
				approval from the commissioner for a change in the announced or advertised
				programs for any main match a minimum of forty-eight hours prior to the
				scheduled weigh-in for the event. The change must be included in any public
				announcement or advertisement relating to the match and posted at ticket
				offices and announced from the ring prior to the opening match. If, because of
				the change, a patron requests a refund of the purchase price of their ticket,
				the promoter shall grant the refund if it is presented at the ticket office
				before the start of the second match or the main match, whichever comes
				first.
6. Select and hire all ring
				officials, including judges, knockdown counter, physician, referees, and
				timekeeper, with the approval and assignment of the commissioner, and shall pay
				the officials for their services.
7. Provide the commissioner with copies of
				all contracts between the promoter and contestants, which are subject to the
				commissioner's review to verify consistency with the requirements of state law
				and these rules.
8. Understand the
				failure to follow state law or these rules or failure to cooperate with the
				commissioner or a commission member may result in a future denial of a
				match.
9. Pay an administrative fee
				to reimburse the commissioner for the costs of regulating the event by making a
				monetary deposit with the commissioner, in an amount satisfactory to the
				commissioner, prior to the event and paying the balance within thirty days
				after the event. The deposit only is refundable when an event is canceled due
				to circumstances which are, in the opinion of the commissioner, extreme and
				beyond the control of the promoter.
General Authority:
NDCC 53-01-07
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 53-01-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-07 - Duties of referee

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
A referee shall:
1.
				Not officiate more than thirty-two rounds during the event.
2. Have a physical examination prior to the
				event by the ringside physician either at the official weigh-in or prior to the
				beginning of the match and receive the physician's approval prior to
				officiating a match.
3. Exercise
				authority, according to the rules, over the match the referee is
				officiating.
4. Meet before a match
				with the contestant's cornerperson and assistant cornerperson, if applicable,
				and provide those individuals with instructions.
5. Provide before a match score sheets for
				each round to each of the three judges and, at the end of each round, shall
				collect the score sheets from each judge, and give the score sheets to the
				commissioner's official scorer.
6.
				Stop the match if it becomes partial or if a contestant is in such a condition
				that if the match continues the contestant is subject to serious
				injury.
7. Stop the match if a
				contestant has a cut or wound that might be a serious injury and consult with
				the ringside physician as to whether the match should continue.
8. Determine whether an injury is the result
				of a legal or illegal blow and whether it was intentional or
				accidental.
9. Return a
				contestant's mouthpiece during a lull in the match and, if the contestant is
				intentionally ejecting the mouthpiece, the referee may discount a point during
				that round from the contestant or disqualify the contestant.
10. Not drink alcoholic beverages a minimum
				of twelve hours prior to the event and until assigned duties are
				completed.
11. Be replaced by the
				commission with another referee if the referee becomes incapacitated or
				otherwise unable to complete the match.
General Authority:
NDCC 53-01-07
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 53-01-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-08 - Duties of judges

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The three judges for the match shall:
1. Sit on a stool midway between the ring
				posts and not on the same side of the ring as another judge and have a direct
				view of the ring.
2. Use the "ten
				point must" system described in section 72-02.2-01.1-22.
3. Mark the score card in ink for each
				contestant, sign it, and hand it to the referee after each round without
				discussion with anyone except as needed with the commissioner or a commission
				member.
4. Correct a clerical or
				mathematical error on the score cards as may be identified at the conclusion of
				the match. Otherwise, the match results cannot be changed without a hearing
				before the commissioner.
5. Not
				drink alcoholic beverages a minimum of twelve hours prior to the event and
				until assigned duties are completed.
6. Be replaced by the commission with another
				judge if a judge becomes incapacitated or otherwise unable to complete the
				scoring of a match.
General Authority:
NDCC 53-01-07
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 53-01-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-09 - Duties of cornerpersons

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Each contestant
				may have a maximum of three cornerpersons, with one of the cornerpersons
				designated as the chief cornerperson.
2. One cornerperson is allowed inside the
				ring at the end of each round and the others, if any, shall stay on the apron.
				The cornerperson shall clear all items from the ring platform and leave the
				ring by the start of the next round.
3. During rounds, the cornerpersons shall
				stay within the outside corner area of the ring and may not touch the apron or
				ring.
4. A chief cornerperson
				verbally, with a hand signal, or by mounting the apron, may signal to the
				referee that the contestant cannot continue and to stop the match. The
				"throwing of a towel" into the ring is not an indicator of the contestant's
				defeat.
5. During a match, a
				cornerperson may not provide a contestant with alcoholic beverages, narcotics,
				or stimulants, pour or spray excessive water on the contestant's body, or place
				ice in the contestant's trunks or cup.
General Authority:
NDCC 53-01-07
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 53-01-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-10 - Duties of timekeeper and knockdown counter

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. The
				timekeeper shall have a timing device. The timekeeper shall indicate the
				beginning and end of each round by a bell, horn, or buzzer having a clear
				audible tone to be heard by the referee and contestants. Ten seconds prior to
				the end of a round, the knockdown counter shall strike the apron three times
				alerting the referee and contestants.
2. If a match is stopped before the scheduled
				number of rounds, the timekeeper shall record the time the stoppage
				occurred.
General Authority:
NDCC 53-01-07
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 53-01-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-11 - Duties of physician

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. A physician
				shall examine each contestant at the weigh-in prior to the match and certify to
				the commissioner the contestant is in acceptable physical condition to
				box.
2. The examination must
				include an examination of the following: eyes, ears, mouth and jaw, nose,
				chest, head, hands, abdomen, blood pressure, and resting heart rate.
3. If more than one physician is present, the
				commissioner shall select one to be the head physician. If the physician also
				is a commission member, the physician may not serve concurrently as the
				ringside physician and commission member during the match.
4. The physician shall sit near the ring
				steps and remain there during the match unless required in the ring. After the
				match, the physician shall examine and certify each contestant's physical
				condition.
5. The physician may
				enter the ring during a match and terminate the match if the physician
				determines the contestant has or may have a serious physical injury. The
				physician immediately shall render emergency treatment as required and shall
				recommend further treatment, or hospitalization as required. The physician may
				require for a period the contestant or contestant's manager to remain in the
				ring or on the premise. For the commissioner's records, the physician shall
				file a report of the incident.
General Authority:
NDCC 53-01-07
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 53-01-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-12 - Boxing ticket provisions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. All tickets must
				display the purchase price and may not be sold for more than the purchase
				price.
2. Upon showing
				identification provided by the commissioner, only the following persons may be
				admitted without a ticket:
a. The
				commissioner, commission members, and others designated for official duty by
				the commissioner.
b. The event
				officials required by state law and these rules.
c. The promoter and designated
				employees.
d. The contestants and
				their managers, trainers, and cornerpersons.
e. The emergency medical personnel, law
				enforcement, firefighters, and on duty public officials.
f. Members of the media.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-13 - Contracts and financial arrangements

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. A promoter
				may not have a direct or indirect financial relationship with a contestant. A
				match may not be held in premises owned or leased by the promoter or premises
				in which the promoter has a direct or indirect financial relationship unless
				approved by the commissioner.
2.
				Before weigh-in, the promoter shall provide the commissioner with copies of the
				contract between the promoter and each contestant.
3. The promoter shall deposit with the
				commissioner prior to the match the funds to be paid by contract to the
				contestant after the match. If it is determined by the commissioner that a
				contestant made a dishonest effort not matching the contestant's skill level,
				the payment to the contestant may be withheld and returned to the
				promoter.
General Authority:
NDCC 53-01-07
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 53-01-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-14

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
General Authority:
NDCC
					 53-01-07
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 53-01-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-15 - Sham or collusive matches

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. The commissioner
				shall suspend or revoke the license of any promoter, ring official, manager,
				trainer, or cornerperson who promotes, conducts, gives, or participates in any
				sham or collusive boxing or sparring match. A promoter or matchmaker may not
				arrange a match in which the skills and abilities of one contestant are
				significantly superior to the other contestant.
2. The commissioner may suspend, revoke,
				refuse to renew, or refuse to issue a license, to an applicant for a license if
				the applicant:
a. Has been, or is associated
				with anyone interfering with a match or contestant;
b. Has been convicted of a crime in any
				jurisdiction, or is associating or consorting with any person who has been
				convicted of a crime in any jurisdiction;
c. Consorts or associates with bookmakers,
				gamblers, or persons of similar pursuits, or if the applicant or applicant's
				associate engaged in similar pursuits;
d. Is financially irresponsible;
e. Has been guilty of or attempted any fraud
				or misrepresentation in connection with boxing; or
f. Has violated or attempted to violate any
				law with respect to boxing in any jurisdiction or any rules or regulation, or
				has violated any boxing rule approved or adopted by the commissioner, or has
				been guilty of or engaged in similar, related, or like practices.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-16 - Weight and weighing ceremony

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. At a time and
				place approved by the commissioner, the commission members shall administer a
				weigh-in event in which each contestant must be weighed before the opposing
				contestant at least eight but not more than twenty-four hours before the
				match.
2. The official scales must
				be available to all contestants a minimum of two hours before the scheduled
				start time of the weigh-in event. A title fight must have two scales, the
				official scale and a second for the contestants. The promoter shall provide the
				scales. For a title match, the official scale must be certified and calibrated
				by a qualified technician.
3. Only
				contestants approved for the event may be weighed during the weigh-in
				event.
4. A contestant who has
				contracted to participate in a specific weight class may not compete if the
				contestant's weight exceeds the standards for that weight class unless the
				contract allows the weight differential to be agreed to by the opposing
				contestant and the opposing contestant agrees to it.
5. If a contestant does not meet the weight
				requirements during the weigh-in event for the weight class and the opposing
				contestant does not agree, the contestant or both contestants have two
				additional hours to make the prescribed weight.
6. If the contestants fail in making the
				weight after the two-hour period, both contestant managers shall come to an
				agreement, or the match is canceled. If allowed by the promoter and agreed to
				by the commissioner, the contestants may have an exhibition match.
General Authority:
NDCC 53-01-07
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 53-01-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 72 - Secretary of State › Article 72-02.2 - Commissioner of Combative Sports › Chapter 72-02.2-01.1 - Commissioner of Combative Sports And Commission of Combative Sports - Boxing › Section 72-02.2-01.1-17 - Conduct of matches

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Boxing events
				must have a minimum of twenty-four scheduled rounds. Each match must have a
				minimum of four rounds and a maximum of twelve rounds for male contestants and
				ten rounds for female contestants.
2. The maximum time for each round for a male
				contestant is three minutes and two minutes for a female contestant with a one
				minute rest period between each round. Each match must have a referee and three
				judges. A contestant may not box in more than twelve rounds within seventy-two
				consecutive hours.
3. The
				commissioner may not approve a match in which the contestants are not of equal
				ability.
4. There is a maximum
				period of ten minutes between matches, except for an intermission with a
				maximum period of twenty minutes.
General Authority:
NDCC 53-01-07
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 53-01-07