§ 10-4-301. Title
This subchapter shall be known as the “Arkansas Governmental Compliance Act”.
This subchapter shall be known as the “Arkansas Governmental Compliance Act”.
As used in this subchapter, unless the context otherwise requires, “public servant” means: (1) Any officer or employee of this state or of any political subdivision thereof; (2) Any person exercising the functions of any such officer or employee; (3) Any person acting as an advisor, consultant, or otherwise in performing any governmental function, but […]
Any public servant who does not comply with the provisions of this subchapter and the laws listed in § 10-4-304 commits the offense of noncompliance with the first offense being a Class C misdemeanor, the second offense a Class B misdemeanor, and the third offense a Class A misdemeanor. This penalty provision does not repeal […]
The fiscal management laws coming within the purview of this subchapter are as follows: (1) Sections 14-25-101 — 14-25-114, and 14-25-115 [repealed]; (2) Sections 14-22-101 — 14-22-115; (3) Section 14-16-105(b)-(e); (4) Section 26-39-201; (5) Section 26-35-1001 [repealed]; (6) Section 26-28-111(a); (7) The County Government Code, § 14-14-101 et seq.; (8) Sections 14-59-101 — 14-59-116; (9) […]
(a) The Legislative Joint Auditing Committee shall establish the following procedure for giving written notice to a public servant of deficiencies in the operation or performance of the public servant’s official duties as provided by the laws of the State of Arkansas in the fiscal management of the public servant’s duties. (b) (1) The cochairs […]
(a) After the public servant takes the necessary action for compliance with fiscal management laws of the State of Arkansas, he or she shall request the staff of the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee to review his or her corrective actions and to determine whether he or she is now in compliance with the above-named laws […]
(a) If the public servant fails to obtain compliance as to the laws contained in § 10-4-304 or to respond within the time limit contained in § 10-4-305, then the public servant shall be invited or subpoenaed to appear before the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee to show cause why the public servant has not complied […]
After the public servant has appeared before the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee, as provided by § 10-4-307, the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee may allow a maximum period of thirty (30) days from the date of his or her appearance before the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee for the public servant to effect compliance.
(a) (1) In such cases when compliance has not been obtained by the public servant within the above-given time periods, the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee shall notify the respective prosecuting attorney of each public servant and the prosecuting attorney shall conduct an investigation into the transactions coming within the fiscal management laws contained in § […]