112.3241 – Judicial review.
112.3241 Judicial review.—Any final action by the commission taken pursuant to this part shall be subject to review in a district court of appeal upon the petition of the party against whom an adverse opinion, finding, or recommendation is made. History.—s. 6, ch. 75-199; s. 4, ch. 84-318.
112.3251 – Citizen support and direct-support organizations; standards of conduct.
112.3251 Citizen support and direct-support organizations; standards of conduct.—A citizen support or direct-support organization created or authorized pursuant to law must adopt its own ethics code. The ethics code must contain the standards of conduct and disclosures required under ss. 112.313 and 112.3143(2), respectively. However, an ethics code adopted pursuant to this section is not required […]
112.326 – Additional requirements by political subdivisions and agencies not prohibited.
112.326 Additional requirements by political subdivisions and agencies not prohibited.—Nothing in this act shall prohibit the governing body of any political subdivision, by ordinance, or agency, by rule, from imposing upon its own officers and employees additional or more stringent standards of conduct and disclosure requirements than those specified in this part, provided that those standards […]
112.3261 – Lobbying before water management districts; registration and reporting.
112.3261 Lobbying before water management districts; registration and reporting.— (1) As used in this section, the term: (a) “District” means a water management district created in s. 373.069 and operating under the authority of chapter 373. (b) “Lobbies” means seeking, on behalf of another person, to influence a district with respect to a decision of the district in an […]
112.32155 – Electronic filing of compensation reports and other information.
112.32155 Electronic filing of compensation reports and other information.— (1) As used in this section, the term “electronic filing system” means an Internet system for recording and reporting lobbying compensation and other required information by reporting period. (2) Each lobbying firm who is required to file reports with the Commission on Ethics pursuant to s. 112.3215 must file […]
112.3217 – Contingency fees; prohibitions; penalties.
112.3217 Contingency fees; prohibitions; penalties.— (1) “Contingency fee” means a fee, bonus, commission, or nonmonetary benefit as compensation which is dependent or in any way contingent on the enactment, defeat, modification, or other outcome of any specific executive branch action. (2) No person may, in whole or in part, pay, give, or receive, or agree to pay, give, […]
112.322 – Duties and powers of commission.
112.322 Duties and powers of commission.— (1) It is the duty of the Commission on Ethics to receive and investigate sworn complaints of violation of the code of ethics as established in this part and of any other breach of the public trust, as provided in s. 8(f), Art. II of the State Constitution, including investigation of […]
112.3231 – Time limitations.
112.3231 Time limitations.— (1) On or after October 1, 1993, all sworn complaints alleging a violation of this part, or of any other breach of the public trust within the jurisdiction of the Commission on Ethics under s. 8, Art. II of the State Constitution, shall be filed with the commission within 5 years of the alleged […]
112.3232 – Compelled testimony.
112.3232 Compelled testimony.—If any person called to give evidence in a commission proceeding shall refuse to give evidence because of a claim of possible self-incrimination, the commission, with the written authorization of the appropriate state attorney, may apply to the chief judge of the appropriate judicial circuit for a judicial grant of immunity ordering the testimony […]
112.324 – Procedures on complaints of violations and referrals; public records and meeting exemptions.
112.324 Procedures on complaints of violations and referrals; public records and meeting exemptions.— (1) The commission shall investigate an alleged violation of this part or other alleged breach of the public trust within the jurisdiction of the commission as provided in s. 8(f), Art. II of the State Constitution: (a) Upon a written complaint executed on a form […]