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United States — Florida
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A delegate or alternate delegate must serve without compensation, but may be reimbursed for per diem and travel expenses under s. 112.061.
United States — Florida
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Each delegate and alternate delegate must take an oath in writing in the state before acting in the position.
United States — Florida
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The executed oath of a delegate or alternate delegate must be filed with the Secretary of State, and after that the Governor must issue a commission.
United States — Florida
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When delegates and alternate delegates are appointed, the Legislature must adopt a concurrent resolution giving them instructions. The Legislature may change those instructions later by concurrent resolution.
United States — Florida
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An alternate delegate must act for the paired delegate when the paired delegate is absent, and must replace the paired delegate if the paired delegate vacates office.
United States — Florida
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A delegate’s or alternate delegate’s vote at an Article V convention is void if it goes beyond the instructions or limits set for that convention.
United States — Florida
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A delegate or alternate delegate loses the appointment if they vote or try to vote outside the allowed instructions or legislative limits.
United States — Florida
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If delegates or alternate delegates vote or try to vote outside the Legislature’s instructions or limits, the Legislature’s Article V convention application stops being a continuing application and is treated as having no effect.
United States — Florida
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A delegate or alternate delegate commits a third-degree felony if, after signing the required oath, they knowingly or intentionally vote or try to vote outside the instructions or limits set by the Legislature.
United States — Florida
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The advisory group is defined, its members are specified, and it must meet, set needed procedures, give requested advisory guidance, and send determinations promptly; it may also act under section 11.9351.
United States — Florida
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The advisory group must advise the Attorney General about whether a delegate or alternate delegate likely violated legislative instructions or exceeded legislative limits, issue its determination by summary procedures, decide within 24 hours after a request, and send a copy to the Attorney General as quickly as possibl
United States — Florida
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The Attorney General must immediately notify specified officials and the Article V convention when an advisory determination finds a delegate’s vote or attempted vote was unlawful or beyond authority.
United States — Florida
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Testimonial fundraisers for public officers must be noticed, accounted for, and handled through a treasurer before money is accepted or payments are made.
United States — Florida
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An officer’s salary is payable monthly when the officer requests it.
United States — Florida
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An officer who may return to office after a Governor suspension must not lose salary or other compensation because of that suspension.
United States — Florida
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This section lets an employing agency pay an officer’s reasonable legal fees and costs in some cases, and requires the agency to provide a lawyer and pay those costs in certain criminal cases.
United States — Florida
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Certain Florida public agencies may provide a lawyer to defend civil actions involving their officers, employees, or agents, and must reimburse a prevailing defendant’s costs and reasonable attorney’s fees if they failed to provide one.
United States — Florida
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Certain Florida local or state entities excluded from the Insurance Risk Management Trust Fund may use available funds to pay specified judgments, settlements, and reimbursements, subject to stated limits.
United States — Florida
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Counties, municipalities, and other political subdivisions may self-insure, use risk management programs, buy liability insurance, or combine those options for anticipated judgments or settlements involving their officers, employees, or agents.
United States — Florida
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Elected officials may not be employed by, or serve as paid consultants to, a political committee.