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Meeting Notice

On October 6, 2020, the North Dakota Ethics Commission adopted gift rules pursuant to
Article XIV of the North Dakota Constitution.

Gift Rules - Title115: Section 115-03-01-03(7) of the North Dakota Administrative Rules excludes “[f]ood and
beverage served for immediate consumption at any private or public social or educational event” from the gift
prohibition rules established by the North Dakota Ethics Commission.

Gift Rules - Title115: Section 115-03-01-04 of the North Dakota Administrative Rules states, “Prior to a public
or private social and educational event, the sponsor shall file notice with the Ethics Commission providing
details regarding the planned event. Notice does not constitute approval of the event by the Ethics Commission.
If the sponsor is concerned with compliance with North Dakota law and these rules, the sponsor may request an
advisory opinion from the Ethics Commission.”

Submit this form by mail or e-mail to one of the addresses listed below:
Regular mail: North Dakota Ethics Commission
600 E Boulevard Ave, Dept 195
Bismarck, ND 58505

Or via email to: EthicsCommission@nd.gov

If you have questions about this form or would like to request the form in an alternate format, contact the Ethics
Commission at (701) 328-5325 or write us at the above address. We will take reasonable steps to accommodate
your needs.

Your Contact Information:

Your name: Scott Hennen

Address: 2852 Thunder Road South

City: Fargo

State: ND Zip: 58104 Email: scotth@flagfamily.com

Telephone(s): (701) 367-2054

Are you a registered lobbyist? Yes () No (X) If yes, lobbyist badge number
Event Information:

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Event name: Friends of Ag & Energy: What Carbon Capture Means for Ag Product Markets

Event date: April 15, 2023

Event location: Holiday Inn, Fargo (3803 13th Ave SE)

Sponsor(s): Friends of Ag & Energy

Type of Event: Private social and educational event () or Public social and educational event (X)

Educational component of event (describe with detail): This public information session will highlight the nexus

between (a) the future of the agriculture and energy industries and (b) Carbon Capture and Storage (“CCUS”).

Attendees will hear from speakers and panelists with expertise in agriculture and CCUS and learn what CCUS

means for agriculture markets. The flyer with the list of speakers is attached.

Number of total projected attendees: 200

Number of projected attendees who are public officials*: 20

Number of projected attendees who are registered lobbyists: 10

Total estimated cost of event per attendee: $16.00

Description of costs associated with the event (e.g. venue rental, educational materials, food/beverage):

Boxed lunch and beverages for all attendees

*Food & beverage must be for immediate consumption ONLY.*

Additional comments (optional): ________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________

* Please refer to the definition of “public official” contained in N.D.C.C. § 54-66-01(9) and N.D.A.C. § 115-03-
01-01(8).

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Meeting Notice

On October 6, 2020, the North Dakota Ethics Commission adopted gift rules pursuant to
Article XIV of the North Dakota Constitution.

Gift Rules - Title115: Section 115-03-01-03(7) of the North Dakota Administrative Rules excludes “[f]ood and
beverage served for immediate consumption at any private or public social or educational event” from the gift
prohibition rules established by the North Dakota Ethics Commission.

Gift Rules - Title115: Section 115-03-01-04 of the North Dakota Administrative Rules states, “Prior to a public
or private social and educational event, the sponsor shall file notice with the Ethics Commission providing
details regarding the planned event. Notice does not constitute approval of the event by the Ethics Commission.
If the sponsor is concerned with compliance with North Dakota law and these rules, the sponsor may request an
advisory opinion from the Ethics Commission.”

Submit this form by mail or e-mail to one of the addresses listed below:
Regular mail: North Dakota Ethics Commission
600 E Boulevard Ave, Dept 195
Bismarck, ND 58505

Or via email to: EthicsCommission@nd.gov

If you have questions about this form or would like to request the form in an alternate format, contact the Ethics
Commission at (701) 328-5325 or write us at the above address. We will take reasonable steps to accommodate
your needs.

Your Contact Information:

Your name: Scott Hennen

Address: 2852 Thunder Road South

City: Fargo

State: ND Zip: 58104 Email: scotth@flagfamily.com

Telephone(s): (701) 367-2054

Are you a registered lobbyist? Yes () No (X) If yes, lobbyist badge number
Event Information:

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Meeting Notice

Event name: Friends of Ag & Energy: America’s Oil Champion and Agriculture Champion Together

Event date: April 16, 2024

Event location: NDSU Memorial Theater (1401 Administration Ave. Fargo, ND 58102)

Sponsor(s): Friends of Ag & Energy

Type of Event: Private social and educational event (X) or Public social and educational event ()

Educational component of event (describe with detail): This private educational event will provide legislators
with a forum to hear from leaders in the energy and agriculture industries and learn about the opportunities
associated with Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage in North Dakota. The format will be a “fireside” chat
plus Q&A with Harold Hamm, founder of Continental Resources, and Bruce Rastetter, successful farmer and
investor in the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline project. The discussion will be facilitated by Scott Hennen
and Kathy Neset. Below is the tentative schedule:
Coffee provided: 8am
Program: 8:30-9:30am
Social: 10-10:30am
Number of total projected attendees: 45

Number of projected attendees who are public officials*: 30

Number of projected attendees who are registered lobbyists: 0

Total estimated cost of event per attendee: $5

Description of costs associated with the event (e.g. venue rental, educational materials, food/beverage):

Coffee & water will be provided to attendees

*Food & beverage must be for immediate consumption ONLY.*

Additional comments (optional): ________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________

* Please refer to the definition of “public official” contained in N.D.C.C. § 54-66-01(9) and N.D.A.C. § 115-03-
01-01(8).

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