Sentences with phrase «official advisory opinion»
To date, since the first ombudsman's appointment, the ombudsman has never once furnished an official advisory opinion.
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The ethics panel in its advisory opinion returned with a previously used definition of who can use the state aircraft when on official business.
When it came to addressing political corruption, Cuomo introduced a widespread proposal that included limiting outside income for politicians and creating a full - time legislature; term limits for elected officials; an independent advisory opinion before earning outside income; closing the LLC loophole; more financial disclosure for elected officials; reforms to FOIL for the legislature; and procurement reforms.
JCOPE adopted a pair of controversial advisory opinions intended to tighten fund - raising restrictions for New York's highest - ranking elected officials, and widening disclosure requirements for public - relations consultants, including for activities like soliciting editorials from news organizations.
But the board only meets if there is a complaint filed or an employee or government official requests an advisory opinion.
New York State Board of Elections commissioners have also broken ranks, with one of the four statewide officials agreeing with the advisory opinion by Bob Freeman, executive director of the state Committee on Open Government, that the records should be released.
It contains the full text of basic banking laws and implementing regulations; agency official bulletins, guidance and advisory opinions; and comment rulings on safety and soundness topics such as application procedures, branches, capital, directors and officers, loans, and trust services.
Through various advisory opinions, the Florida Attorney General has adopted an expansive definition of an appropriate local official, such as:
The ombudsman shall:... D. Furnish, upon request, advisory opinions regarding the interpretation of and compliance with the State's freedom of access laws to any person or public agency or official in an expeditious manner.