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§§ 276-294. DEPUTIES OF STATE OFFICERS. Tit. II, Ch. 15.
CHAPTER 13.
STATE BOARD OF AUDIT.
SECTION 276. State board of audit—how constituted—duties.
1 There is hereby created the state board of audit, to consist of the
2 attorney general or one of his authorized assistants to be designated
3 by him for this service, the secretary of the executive council and the
4 auditor of state, who shall be ex officio secretary of the board, and
5 who shall make a record of all claims approved in a record kept for
6 that purpose and also in the claim register.
[S. S., '15, § 170-r; 39 Gf A., ch. 226, § 1.]
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CHAPTER 15.
DEPUTIES OF STATE OFFICERS.
SECTION 293. Deputy secretary of state—bond—duties.
The secretary of state may appoint, in writing, any person, except
one holding a state office, as deputy, for whose acts he shall be responsible,
and from whom he shall require bonds, which appointment and
bond must be approved by the officer having the approval of the principal's
bond, and such appointment may be revoked in the same manner;
both the appointment and revocation to be filed with and kept
by such officer. The deputy shall qualify by taking the oath of the
principal, to be indorsed upon and filed with the certificate of appointment,
and when so qualified he shall, in the absence or disability of the
secretary, perform all the duties of the secretary pertaining to his
office.
[C, '51, §§ 411-413, 416; R., '60, §§ 642-644, 647; C, '73,
§§ 766-768, 770, 3756; C, '97, § 87; S., '13, § 87; 39 G.
A., ch. 209, § 2.]
SEC. 294. Deputy auditor of state—bond—duties.
The auditor of state may appoint, in writing, any person, except
one holding a state office, as deputy, for whose acts he shall be held
responsible, and from whom he shall require bond, which appointment
and bond must be approved by the officer having the approval of the
principal's bond, and such appointment may be revoked in the same
manner; both the appointment and revocation to be filed and kept in
the office of the secretary of state. The deputy shall qualify by taking
the oath of the principal, to be indorsed upon and filed with the certificate
of appointment, and when so qualified he shall, in the absence
or disability of the auditor, perform all the duties of the auditor pertaining
to his office.
[C, '51, §§ 411-413, 416; R., '60, §§ 642-644, 647; C, '73,
§§ 766-768, 770, 3757; C, '97, § 99; S., '13, § 99; 39 G.
A., ch. 209, § 5.]