Political Reform Act 2011 - Fair Political Practices Commission

§ 86206. 82
§ 86300.
official, agency official, or state candidate in the name
of any fictitious person or in the name of any real
person, except with the consent of such real person.
(e) Represent falsely, either directly or indirectly,
that the lobbyist or the lobbying firm can control the
official action of any elected state officer, legislative
official, or agency official.
(f) Accept or agree to accept any payment in any
way contingent upon the defeat, enactment, or
outcome of any proposed legislative or administrative
action.
History: Amended by Stats. 1985, Ch. 1183, effective
September 29, 1985.
References at the time of publication (see page 3):
Regulations: 2 Cal. Code of Regs. Section 18625
Opinions: In re Reinhardt (1977) 3 FPPC Ops. 83
§ 86206. Placement Agent Fees.
Nothing in this article prohibits the payment of
fees for contractual services provided to an investment
manager by a placement agent, as defined in Section
82047.3, who is registered with the Securities and
Exchange Commission and regulated by the Financial
Industry Regulatory Authority, except as provided in
subdivision (f) of Section 86205.
History: Added by Stats. 2010, Ch. 668
to:
Article 3. Exemptions.
§ 86300
§ 86300. Exemptions.
§ 86300. Exemptions.
The provisions of this chapter are not applicable
(a) Any elected public official acting in his
official capacity, or any employee of the State of
California acting within the scope of his employment;
provided that, an employee of the State of California,
other than a legislative official, who attempts to
influence legislative action and who would be required
to register as a lobbyist except for the provisions of
this subdivision shall not make gifts of more than ten
dollars ($10) in a calendar month to an elected state
officer or legislative official.
(b) Any newspaper or other periodical of general
circulation, book publisher, radio or television station
(including any individual who owns, publishes, or is
employed by any such newspaper or periodical, radio
or television station) which in the ordinary course of
business publishes news items, editorials, or other
comments, or paid advertisement, which directly or
indirectly urge legislative or administrative action if
such newspaper, periodical, book publisher, radio or
television station or individual, engages in no further
or other activities in connection with urging legislative
or administrative action other than to appear before a
committee of the Legislature or before a state agency
in support of or in opposition to such action; or
(c) A person when representing a bona fide
church or religious society solely for the purpose of
protecting the public right to practice the doctrines of
such church.
History: Amended by Stats. 1975, Ch. 1079.
References at the time of publication (see page 3):
Opinions: In re Herr (1977) 3 FPPC Ops. 11
In re Morgan (1975) 1 FPPC Ops. 177
Chapter 7. Conflicts of Interests.
§ 87100 - 87500
Article 1. General Prohibitions. § 87100 -
87105
2. Disclosure. § 87200 - 87210
3. Conflict of Interest Codes.
§ 87300 - 87314
3.5. Multiagency Filers. § 87350
4. Disqualification of Former Officers
and Employees. § 87400 - 87407
4.5. Disqualification of State Officers
and Employees. § 87450
4.6. Loans to Public Officials. § 87460-
87462
5. Filing. § 87500
Article 1. General Prohibitions.
§ 87100 - 87105
§ 87100. Public Officials; State and Local.
§ 87100.1. Professional Engineers and
Surveyors as Consultants.
§ 87101. Legally Required Participation in
Governmental Decision.
§ 87102. Applicability of Enforcement
Provisions; Additional
Requirements.
§ 87102.5. Legislature; Use of Position to
Influence Decisions.
§ 87102.6. Nongeneral Legislation; Definitions.
§ 87102.8. Elected State Officer; Use of
Position to Influence Decisions.
§ 87103. Financial Interest.
§ 87103.5. Income from Retail Sales.
§ 87103.6. Source of Income; Payments to
Government Agencies.
§ 87104. Prohibitions on Public Officials.
§ 87105. Manner of Disqualification.