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United States — Missouri
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The governor must authorize a referendum when requested by the governing body of a covered retirement group, and certain officials must certify results and execute an agreement if employees vote to join coverage.
United States — Missouri
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The state agency cannot finally refuse to approve a plan unless it gives reasonable notice and a hearing to each affected political subdivision or instrumentality.
United States — Missouri
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Certain political subdivisions or instrumentalities must pay contributions to the IRS, and they may collect a limited contribution from employees' wages for covered services.
United States — Missouri
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A county officer paid only by fees must send the county treasury amounts equal to the county’s required contributions, and must collect and turn over required amounts from deputies, assistants, and employees.
United States — Missouri
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The state treasurer must act as trustee for the contributions account, deposit specified funds in approved financial institutions, and use the account only for the stated purposes.
United States — Missouri
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The director of the division of accounting must certify the state’s contribution amount to the state treasurer, and the state treasurer must immediately transfer that amount to the Contribution Fund.
United States — Missouri
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The state may appropriate necessary sums to the trustee to make required payments to a federal agency.
United States — Missouri
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The state agency must make and publish rules and regulations needed to administer sections 105.300 to 105.430, and they cannot conflict with those sections.
United States — Missouri
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This section defines terms used in specified Missouri ethics provisions, including “business entity,” “decision-making public servant,” “dependent child,” “paid political consultant,” and “substantial interest.”
United States — Missouri
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State and local public officials and employees are barred from using their office for private gain, misusing confidential information, or trading political appointments for value.
United States — Missouri
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Statewide elected officials and members of the general assembly may not take any compensation as paid political consultants for certain candidates, committees, or officeholders.
United States — Missouri
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Certain state, local, and school district officials and employees are barred from taking outside compensation-linked actions involving their agencies, with some contract-bidding exceptions.
United States — Missouri
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Some former Missouri elected and appointed officials must wait six months after leaving office before acting, serving, or registering as a lobbyist.
United States — Missouri
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Certain Missouri state officials and related businesses are barred from paid dealings, lobbying-related solicitation, and other compensated influence activities covered by this section.
United States — Missouri
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Members of local legislative or governing bodies may not take paid side work, sell or lease property, or try to influence agency decisions for extra compensation, with limited exceptions.
United States — Missouri
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Officials with a substantial personal or private interest in a pending measure must file a written report before acting on it.
United States — Missouri
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Certain Missouri agency members with rulemaking or rate-setting authority are barred from specific conflicts of interest and post-employment services, with limited exceptions.
United States — Missouri
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A person serving in a judicial or quasi-judicial role must not take part in a proceeding when they know a party is themselves or a listed close relative.
United States — Missouri
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A person who registers as a lobbyist must dissolve their candidate committee.
United States — Missouri
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This provision says the listed sections do not stop people from doing ministerial or legally required acts, contacting certain attorneys about a prospective claim or complaint, or receiving eminent-domain compensation.