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Utah Code § 7-1-204

The commissioner must designate a qualified examiner as chief examiner, and the chief examiner serves at the commissioner’s pleasure.

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“The commissioner must designate a qualified examiner as chief examiner, and the chief examiner serves at the commissioner’s pleasure.”

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Chief examiner -- Powers and duties.

The commissioner must designate a qualified examiner as chief examiner, and the chief examiner serves at the commissioner’s pleasure.

Section 7-1-204

Subsection 7-1-204(2)

The chief examiner serves at the commissioner’s pleasure, must help and carry out administrative duties as directed, and may act as a supervisor.

Section 7-1-204(2)

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part 7-1-2 Department of Financial Institutions

§ 7-1-204Chief examiner -- Powers and duties.Provision

The commissioner must designate a qualified examiner as chief examiner, and the chief examiner serves at the commissioner’s pleasure.

Chief examiner -- Powers and duties. The commissioner shall designate an examiner as chief examiner, who shall be sufficiently qualified by training and experience in financial institutions or as an employee of a state or federal agency having supervision of financial institutions to perform the duties of the office. The chief examiner shall serve at the pleasure of the commissioner. If the office of commissioner is vacant, or in the absence, recusal, or disability of the commissioner, the chief examiner shall exercise all of the powers of the commissioner, except those powers the commissioner otherwise delegates or reserves during a period of absence or recusal. The chief examiner shall assist, advise, and perform administrative duties as directed by the commissioner and may also act as a supervisor.
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§ 7-1-204(1)Subsection 7-1-204(1)Provision

The commissioner must designate an examiner as chief examiner.

The commissioner shall designate an examiner as chief examiner, who shall be sufficiently qualified by training and experience in financial institutions or as an employee of a state or federal agency having supervision of financial institutions to perform the duties of the office.
Section 7-1-204(1)Verify source
§ 7-1-204(2)Subsection 7-1-204(2)Provision

The chief examiner serves at the commissioner’s pleasure, must help and carry out administrative duties as directed, and may act as a supervisor.

The chief examiner shall serve at the pleasure of the commissioner. If the office of commissioner is vacant, or in the absence, recusal, or disability of the commissioner, the chief examiner shall exercise all of the powers of the commissioner, except those powers the commissioner otherwise delegates or reserves during a period of absence or recusal. The chief examiner shall assist, advise, and perform administrative duties as directed by the commissioner and may also act as a supervisor.
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