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United States — Missouri
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Government bodies, state agencies, and appointing authorities may not retaliate against employees or related persons for reporting certain violations or participating in commission investigations. Courts can order reinstatement, back wages, benefits, damages, and litigation costs.
United States — Missouri
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This section defines terms used in section 105.473, including several kinds of lobbyists, lobbyist principals, public officials, and “expenditure.”
United States — Missouri
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Complaints against certain Missouri officials and employees must be filed in writing with the Missouri ethics commission.
United States — Missouri
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Lobbyists must register, file ongoing reports, and disclose required lobbying information to the commission; certain related people must also provide information, and violations can lead to civil penalties.
United States — Missouri
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Sections 105.470 to 105.473 do not apply to certain people working for a lobbyist principal or a union, unless their role is as a lobbyist.
United States — Missouri
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This section says other state laws still apply, and political subdivisions may adopt additional or more stringent requirements.
United States — Missouri
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The commission must provide an electronic reporting system for lobbyists and make related lobbying information available electronically, including via the internet, by the stated deadlines.
United States — Missouri
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Knowingly violating sections 105.450 to 105.498 is punishable as a class B misdemeanor for a first offense and a class E felony for second and later offenses.
United States — Missouri
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This provision says sections 105.450 to 105.482 are severable, and if any part is declared invalid, the rest should stay in force if they can still be carried out as intended.
United States — Missouri
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Many listed public officials and candidates must file a financial interest statement, with a few stated exceptions.
United States — Missouri
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People who must file a financial interest statement have to use the commission’s form, sign it under penalty of perjury, and disclose specified financial information. Some political subdivisions may use their own disclosure system if they adopt one properly, and dependent children’s names and employers can be redacted
United States — Missouri
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This section sets when financial interest statements must be filed, amended, and acknowledged, and limits filing to one statement per calendar year.
United States — Missouri
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Financial interest statements must be filed with the correct filing officer, which varies by filer type.
United States — Missouri
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The executive director of the commission must create and distribute filing forms and instructions, keep and preserve financial statement records, allow public inspection and copying, hire needed staff and contract services, and keep a public record of who inspects or copies statements.
United States — Missouri
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This section sets penalties for missing or late financial interest statements and for late lobbying disclosure reports.
United States — Missouri
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A governor may not be appointed by a state board or commission to an administrative position it fills, while in office, for two years after leaving office, and while most board members were appointed by that governor.
United States — Missouri
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The house and senate must each create a permanent select committee on ethics by rule and adopt rules for investigations and disciplinary proceedings.
United States — Missouri
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Certain full-time employees must file quarterly travel reports about spouse-funded out-of-state travel paid or reimbursed by a public higher education institution; the ethics commission must publish and make the reports searchable online.
United States — Missouri
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This section defines key terms used in sections 105.500 to 105.598.
United States — Missouri
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This section says sections 105.500 to 105.598 apply to public-body employees, labor organizations, and labor agreements involving a public body, with stated exceptions, and Title 29 of the U.S. Code controls if there is a conflict.