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Advisory Opinion 1992-092
South Carolina State Ethics Commission
South Carolina State Ethics Commission
Abstract
A hospital would not be prohibited from providing meals and accommodations to the County Council. Hospital employees or officials would not be prohibited from accepting meals or beverages or lectures from vendors if provided to all participants. The purchase of hospital services by a lobbyist principal must be disclosed if such service is provided personally by the filer or person with whom he is associated. A hospital is not a regulatory agency for purposes of the Ethics Reform Act. Board members or staff members are not precluded from voting on the general budget or on matters affecting their employers since there is no specific economic impact.
Issue Date
2/26/1992
Keywords
South Carolina State Ethics Commission, Advisory opinions--South Carolina, Employee fringe benefits--South Carolina, Hospitals--Employees--South Carolina, County council members--South Carolina
Type
Periodical
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