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Advisory Opinion 1992-047
South Carolina State Ethics Commission
South Carolina State Ethics Commission
Abstract
Public members of statewide boards and commission are required to file a Statement of Economic Interests. All public members filing a Statement of Economic Interests shall report (1) business associations in which they have an ownership interest of 5% or more and $100,000 or more, but not the amount of the ownership, (2) income received directly from governmental entities of $500 or more, (3) the names of relationships to any known lobbyists or lobbyist principals as well as the purchase of goods or services of $200 or more by a lobbyist or lobbyist principal, (4) members of bank or corporate boards who are otherwise required to file the Statement of Economic Interests, disclose their relationships with lobbyists and lobbyists principals, and (5) disclose amounts of income paid to the filer by contractors who also contract with the employee's agency. A filer would not be required to disclose a contract whereby a state agency provides services to the filer's business.
Issue Date
1992-02-26
Keywords
South Carolina State Ethics Commission, Advisory opinions--South Carolina, Advisory boards--South Carolina
Type
Text
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