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Lobbying and lobbyists Advisory opinions to lobbyists, registration and reporting, J.R.1.8 .................. 80 Advisory opinions, gifts, etc., R.17.2 ................. 65 Appearance record, council, committee meeting, J.R.1.1(5) ....................... 73 Campaign contribution, prohibited, R.17.1(c) .... 65 Compensation reporting ..........See under Lobbyist registration, reporting Compensation reporting forms, J.R.1.4(3) .......... 76 Complaints of violations against, R.18.2 ............ 67 Definitions, J.R.1.1 ....................................... 71–73 Committee witnesses excluded, when, J.R.1.1(4)(e) ........................ 73 Elected officials excluded, J.R.1.1(4)(d) ........... 73 Employees forbidden to lobby, R.4.3 ................. 10 Ethics and conduct, R.17.3 ................................. 66 House Chamber Guest may not lobby, R.8.1(e) .......................... 29 Lobbyist not admitted, R.8.1(b) ........................ 29 List of registrations Publication, J.R.1.6(2) ...................................... 79 Removal by principal, J.R.1.2(4) ...................... 74 Obligations of lobbyists, R.17.1 ......................... 65 Penalties Late report, lobbying compensation, J.R.1.5 .............................. 78–79 Violation of rule or law, R.17.3 ........................ 66 Registration and compensation reporting ............... ............... See Lobbyist registration, reporting Registration forms, J.R.1.2 ................................. 73 Request for advisory opinion House, R.17.2 ............................................. 65–66 Office of Leg. Services, J.R.1.8 ........................ 80 Lobbyist registration, reporting Generally, Joint Rule One ............................ 71–81 Advisory opinions, J.R.1.8 ................................. 80 Compensation reports, J.R.1.4–1.5 ............... 75–79 Alternative means, electronic filing inoperable, J.R.1.4(5) ............................ 77 Electronic filing, J.R.1.4(3)............................... 76 Failure to timely file, J.R.1.5 ............................ 78 Waived for good cause, J.R.1.5(6) .................... 78 Forms Compensation reports, J.R.1.4(3) ...................... 76 Registration, J.R.1.2.......................................... 73 List of registrations Publication, J.R.1.6(2) ...................................... 79 Removal by principal, J.R.1.2(4) ...................... 74 Obligations from previous biennium, J.R.1.9 ..... 80 Open records, J.R.1.6(1) ..................................... 79 Publication of registrations, reports, J.R.1.6(2)... 79 Records retention, inspection, J.R.1.7 ................. 79 Registration Activities exempt, J.R.1.1(3) ............................ 72 Fees and costs, J.R.1.3 ...................................... 74 Fee exemptions, J.R.1.3(2) ............................... 74 Method, J.R.1.2 ................................................ 73 Persons exempt, J.R.1.1(4) ............................... 73 108 Lobbying and lobbyists (cont.) Removal from listing, notice from principal, J.R.1.2(4) ....................................................... 74 Reporting, defiinitions J.R.1.1(2) ....................... 71 State employee fee exemption, when, J.R.1.3(2) ...................................................... 74 Local bills Generally, R.5.5 ............................................ 12–13 Bill limit exception, R.5.3(b)(1) ......................... 11 Claim ............................................. See Claim bills Referendum or advertisement proof, R.5.5(c) .. 13 Constitutional requirements, R.5.5(c) ................ 13 Favorable report prohibited when ordinance enabled, R.5.5(a) ............................................ 12 Filing deadline, R.5.2(a) .................................... 11 Form Ratifying referendum or affidavit of proper advertisement required, R.5.5(c) .................... 13 Standards, R.5.4 ............................................... 12 Immediately certify, R.11.7(i) ............................ 43 Introduction requirements Bill Drafting, prepare or review, R.5.12(a) ...................................... 14–15 Ratifying referendum or affidavit of advertisement required, R.5.5(c) .................... 13 Notice, public advertisement Proof of advertisement, R.5.5(c) ...................... 13 Statutory provisions ...... See ss.11.02, et seq., F.S. Reference of, R.6.1 ............................................ 17 Referendum or advertising proof, R.5.5(c) ......... 13 Review by Bill Drafting, R.5.12(a) ............... 14–15 Special Order Calendar Exemption from general law, R.5.5(b) ............. 13 Sequence for consideration, R.10.11(a)(1) ....... 37 Limits on filing member bills, add’l, R.5.3(c) .. 12 Main question ............................ See also Question Amendment laid on table not affecting, R.11.6 ............................................ 42 Collateral matter reconsidered Effect on main subject, R.11.7(f) ..................... 42 Only while on main, R.11.7(g) ......................... 42 Lay on table, R.11.6 ........................................... 42 Previous question agreed to Debate, R.11.8(b) ............................................. 43 Vote on pending amendment, R.11.8(c) ........... 43 Reconsideration, committee, R.7.16(a) .............. 25 Reconsideration, motion, R.11.7 ................... 42–43 Temporarily postponed, R.11.10 ........................ 44 Majority Leader Ex officio member of committee, R.7.7 .............. 21 Legislative records, R.14.2(c)(2) ........................ 55 Officer, R.1.1(b) ................................................... 1 Selection, R.1.1(b) ............................................... 1 Majority vote prevails, when, R.13.6 ................ 54 Mason's Manual of Legis. Proc., R.13.1 ........... 53 Materials in Chamber, R.8.10(a) ...................... 31 Meals in Chamber, R.8.10(b) ............................ 31 Media representatives, R.3.4(e)........................... 7
Meetings Attendance Committees and subcommittees, R.3.3(a) ........... 6 Session, R.3.3(b) ................................................. 6 Vacancy on failure to attend, R.3.3(a) ................ 6 Chamber, R.3.4(d) ................................................ 7 Committees and subcommittees ............................. ... See Committee and subcommittee meetings Decorum Chair authority, R.7.23 ............................... 26–27 House facilities, R.2.7 ......................................... 4 Open meetings Generally, R.3.4 .............................................. 6–7 Decorum, R.7.23(a) .......................................... 26 Media representatives, R.3.4(e) .......................... 7 Members' Lounge not open, R.3.4(c) .............. 6–7 Other locations not open, R.3.4(c) .................. 6–7 Public access, R.3.4 ........................................ 6–7 Session defined as, R.3.4(d) ................................ 7 Space limited, R.3.4(e) ....................................... 7 Speaker with Senate President or Governor, R.3.4(b) ............................................................ 6 Sessions of the House Attendance by members, R.3.3(b) ...................... 6 Hour appointed, R.2.1 ......................................... 3 Speaker presiding, R.2.1 ....................................... 3 Member conduct Advisory opinions, R.15.8 .................................. 58 Campaign contributions, R.15.3(b) ..................... 57 Code of Conduct, R.15.1–15.7 ..................... 57–58 Complaints ................................... See Complaints Conflicting employment, R.15.4......................... 57 Employment discrimination, R.15.2 ................... 57 Enforcement ..................... See Penalties, this topic, see also Complaints Ethics and official conduct, R.15.1 ..................... 57 Ethics laws, compliance required, R.15.4(a) ....... 57 Expulsion, vote required, R.15.9 .................. 58–59 Felony of member, R.15.10–15.12 ............... 59–60 General Counsel opinion, R.15.8 ........................ 58 Improper influence, R.15.3(a) ............................ 57 Information obtained as officeholder, R.15.6 ..... 58 Integrity of the House, R.15.2 ............................ 57 Misuse of information obtained by office, R.15.6 ............................................. 58 Misuse of official position, R.15.5 ..................... 58 Office as trust, R.15.1 ......................................... 57 Penalties Disciplinary action, R.15.9 ......................... 58–59 Requesting vote while absent from chamber, R.9.5(c) ........................................... 34 Two-thirds vote required, R.15.9 ................ 58–59 Voting for another member, R.9.5(c) ................ 34 Professional environment, R.15.2 ....................... 57 Public confidence, R.15.2 ................................... 57 Punishment, discipline, suspension, or other penalties, R.15.9 ............................................. 58 Representation before a state agency, R.15.7 ..... 58 Solicitation, R.15.3(b) ........................................ 57 Use of official position, R.15.5 ........................... 58 109 Members Generally, Rule Three .......................................5–7 Absence Attendance required, R.3.3 ................................. 6 Chair, R.7.4 ...................................................... 20 Committee and subcommittee meetings, R.3.3(a) ............................................ 6 Excused, R.3.3(b)(1) .......................................... 6 Felony indictment or information of a member, R.15.10(a) ...................................................... 59 Informal deferral, R.10.16 ................................ 38 Members shall vote, R.9.1 ................................ 33 Presumed present, R.3.3(b)(2) ............................ 6 Requesting another to vote during, R.9.5(c) ..... 34 Session, R.3.3(b) ................................................ 6 Voting after roll call, R.7.15(b) ........................ 24 Voting for another, R.9.5(a) ............................. 34 Advisory opinions, ethics, R.15.8 ...................... 58 Attendance obligation Committees or subcommittees, R.3.3(a) ............. 6 Session, R.3.3(b) ................................................ 6 Vacancy on failure to attend, R.3.3(a) ................ 6 Attire in Chamber, R.8.1(f) ................................ 29 Attorney Statutory continuances during sessions ................ ............................................... See s.11.111, F.S. Call for division of question, R.11.4 .................. 41 Campaign contributions Lobbyist, R.17.1(c) .......................................... 65 Solicitation of, R.15.3(b) .................................. 57 Code of Conduct, R.15.1–15.7 ...................... 57–58 Complaints .................................... See Complaints Conduct ............................... See Member conduct Conflict of interest, R.3.2(a)................................. 5 Conflicting employment, R.15.4 ........................ 57 Contested seat, R.1.3 ............................................ 1 Discipline of member ............................................. ............... See Penalties under Member conduct Disclosure of interest, R.3.2(c) ............................. 5 Election, House sole judge, R.3.1 ........................ 5 Employment Conflict, R.15.4 ................................................ 57 Information obtained by reason of office, R.15.6 ............................................. 58 Representation before a state agency, R.15.7 ... 58 Voting conflicts, R.3.2 ....................................5–6 Felony, indictment or conviction Conviction of a member, R.15.12 ..................... 59 Guilty plea of member, R.15.11 ....................... 59 Request for excusal, R.15.10(a)........................ 59 Filing deadlines, bills, R.5.2 ............................... 11 First-named sponsor ......................... See First-named under Sponsor General appropriations bill, copy, J.R.2.1(4) ...... 83 Interruption during debate, R.8.7 ....................... 30 Judicial proceedings Statutory continuance of ........... See s.11.111, F.S. Legislative records, duties, R.14.2(c)(3) ............ 55
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