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Notice: 13602909

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

COMMISSION ON ETHICS

Chapter:

REVIEW, INVESTIGATION AND HEARING OF REFERRALS

Overview

RULE:

34-17.001	Scope and Applicability of Chapter
34-17.002	Time Periods
34-17.003	Filing and Serving Documents; Facsimile Transmissions
34-17.004	Staff Procedures upon Receipt of a Referral
34-17.005	Review for Sufficiency of Allegations of Breach of Public Trust and Ordering Preliminary Investigation
34-17.006	Delegation of Authority
34-17.007	Subpoenas During Preliminary Investigation
34-17.008	Investigations
34-17.009	Counsel
34-17.010	Probable Cause Determination
34-17.011	Notification of Manner of Disposition
34-17.012	Confidentiality
34-17.013	Public Hearings
34-17.014	Parties to Public Hearings
34-17.015	Disqualification of Commission Members
34-17.016	Ex Parte Communications
34-17.017	Stipulations, Settlements and Consent Orders
34-17.018	Action on Recommended Public Report or Recommended Order by the Full Commission
34-17.019	Transmittal of Public Report

PURPOSE:

Section 113.324(1)(b), F.S., authorizes the Commission on Ethics to accept written referrals of possible violations of Article II, Section 8, Florida Constitution, or the Code of Ethics for Public Officers and Employees from the Governor, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, a state attorney, or a United States attorney. This rule chapter contains the procedures for the receipt, consideration and disposition of such referrals.

SUMMARY:

The procedures for receipt, consideration and disposition of referrals.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

112.322(9), F.S.

LAW:

Art. II, Section 8, Fla. Const., Chapter 2013-36, Section 17, Chapter 2013-38, LOF, 112.322, 112.324, F.S.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

9/30/2013 Vol. 39/190

COMMENTS:

From 9/30/2013 To 10/21/2013 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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