Powers and duties of board.

Miss. Code Ann. § 31-23-55
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The board shall administer, operate and manage the system. Any powers or duties set forth herein to be exercised or performed by the board shall be exercised or performed by the board or one or more individuals designated by the board for such purpose. Without limiting the generality of the board’s power and authority to administer, operate and manage the system, the board shall make such determinations and decisions, promulgate such rules, establish such criteria, require the use of such forms, establish such procedures and otherwise administer, operate and manage the system in such respects as may be, in the board’s determination, necessary, desirable or incident to its responsibilities as the administrator, operator and manager of the system. The board shall have the power and authority to administer, operate and manage the system in all situations and circumstances, both foreseen and unforeseen, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the power and authority to resolve and deal with any conflicts or inconsistencies in this act or which may arise in administering this act, giving due regard to the purpose of this act to allocate fairly the state’s ceiling among issuers and to promote further the economic and educational development and public welfare of the state. The board may promulgate such regulations and establish additional criteria for applicants as may be necessary to enforce the provisions of this act. If the board shall determine that there has been an abuse of the process of applying for a notice of allocation, the board may take, in its discretion, any action it may deem appropriate, including, without limitation, denial or, if the bonds for which the notice of allocation were given have not been issued, withdrawal of the notice of allocation with respect to which the abuse occurred, and/or denial of future applications in which the borrower found to have abused the process of applying for a notice of allocation (or any related person thereto) will be a borrower.

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