Ohio Revised Code
Chapter 101 | General Assembly
Section 101.93 | Retirement System Lobbyists and Employers - Statement of Expenditures - Receipts to Be Retained.

Effective: January 7, 2013
Latest Legislation: Senate Bill 343 - 129th General Assembly
(A) Each retirement system lobbyist and each employer shall file with the joint legislative ethics committee, with the updated registration statement required by division (B) of section 101.92 of the Revised Code, a statement of expenditures as specified in divisions (B) and (C) of this section. A retirement system lobbyist shall file a separate statement of expenditures under this section for each employer that engages the retirement system lobbyist.
(B)(1) In addition to the information required by divisions (B)(2) and (3) of this section, a statement filed by a retirement system lobbyist shall show the total amount of expenditures made during the reporting period covered by the statement by the retirement system lobbyist.
(2) If, during a reporting period covered by a statement, an employer or any retirement system lobbyist the employer engaged made, either separately or in combination with each other, expenditures to, at the request of, for the benefit of, or on behalf of a member of a board of a state retirement system, a state retirement system investment official, or an employee of a state retirement system whose position involves substantial and material exercise of discretion in the investment of retirement system funds the employer or retirement system lobbyist also shall state the name of the member, official, or employee to whom, at whose request, for whose benefit, or on whose behalf the expenditures were made, the total amount of the expenditures made, a brief description of the expenditures made, the approximate date the expenditures were made, the retirement system decision, if any, sought to be influenced, and the identity of the client on whose behalf the expenditure was made.
As used in division (B)(2) of this section, "expenditures" does not include expenditures made by a retirement system lobbyist as payment for meals and other food and beverages.
(3) If, during a reporting period covered by a statement, a retirement system lobbyist made expenditures as payment for meals and other food and beverages, that, when added to the amount of previous payments made for meals and other food and beverages by that retirement system lobbyist during that same calendar year, exceeded a total of fifty dollars to, at the request of, for the benefit of, or on behalf of a member of a board of a state retirement system, a state retirement system investment official, or an employee of a state retirement system whose position involves substantial and material exercise of discretion in the investment of retirement system funds, the retirement system lobbyist shall also state regarding those expenditures the name of the member, official, or employee to whom, at whose request, for whose benefit, or on whose behalf the expenditures were made, the total amount of the expenditures made, a brief description of the expenditures made, the approximate date the expenditures were made, the retirement system decision, if any, sought to be influenced, and the identity of the client on whose behalf the expenditure was made.
(C) In addition to the information required by divisions (B)(2) and (3) of this section, a statement filed by an employer shall show the total amount of expenditures made by the employer filing the statement during the period covered by the statement. As used in this section, "expenditures" does not include the expenses of maintaining office facilities, or the compensation paid to retirement system lobbyists engaged to influence retirement system decisions or conduct retirement system lobbying activity.
No employer shall be required to show any expenditure on a statement filed under this division if the expenditure is reported on a statement filed under division (B)(1), (2), or (3) of this section by a retirement system lobbyist engaged by the employer.
(D) Any statement required to be filed under this section shall be filed at the times specified in section 101.92 of the Revised Code. Each statement shall cover expenditures made during the four-calendar-month period that ended on the last day of the month immediately preceding the month in which the statement is required to be filed.
(E) If it is impractical or impossible for a retirement system lobbyist or employer to determine exact dollar amounts or values of expenditures, reporting of good faith estimates, based on reasonable accounting procedures, constitutes compliance with this division.
(F) Retirement system lobbyists and employers shall retain receipts or maintain records for all expenditures that are required to be reported pursuant to this section. These receipts or records shall be maintained for a period ending on the thirty-first day of December of the second calendar year after the year in which the expenditure was made.
(G)(1) At least ten days before the date on which the statement is filed, each employer or retirement system lobbyist who is required to file an expenditure statement under division (B)(2) or (3) of this section shall deliver a copy of the statement, or the portion showing the expenditure, to the member, official, or employee who is listed in the statement as having received the expenditure or on whose behalf it was made.
(2) If, during a reporting period covered by an expenditure statement filed under division (B)(2) of this section, an employer or any retirement system lobbyist the employer engaged made, either separately or in combination with each other, either directly or indirectly, expenditures for food and beverages purchased for consumption on the premises in which the food and beverages were sold to, at the request of, for the benefit of, or on behalf of any of the members, officials, or employees described in division (B)(2) of this section, the employer or retirement system lobbyist shall deliver to the member, official, or employee a statement that contains all of the nondisputed information prescribed in division (B)(2) of this section with respect to the expenditures described in division (G)(2) of this section. The statement of expenditures made under division (G)(2) of this section shall be delivered to the member, official, or employee to whom, at whose request, for whose benefit, or on whose behalf those expenditures were made on the same day in which a copy of the expenditure statement or of a portion showing the expenditure is delivered to the member, official, or employee under division (G)(1) of this section. An employer is not required to show any expenditure on a statement delivered under division (G)(2) of this section if the expenditure is shown on a statement delivered under division (G)(2) of this section by a retirement system lobbyist engaged by the employer.

Structure Ohio Revised Code

Ohio Revised Code

Title 1 | State Government

Chapter 101 | General Assembly

Section 101.01 | Regular Session of the General Assembly.

Section 101.02 | Election of Officers of the Senate.

Section 101.11 | House Called to Order - Appointment of Clerk Pro Tempore - Presentation of Certificates - Oath of Office.

Section 101.12 | Presiding Officer Designated by Party Caucus.

Section 101.13 | Election of Officers of the House.

Section 101.15 | Public Committee Meetings.

Section 101.21 | Majority Required to Tenth Voting.

Section 101.22 | Evidence of Membership.

Section 101.23 | Oaths.

Section 101.24 | Powers of Each House Compelling Attendance.

Section 101.25 | Resignation of Member.

Section 101.26 | Members Ineligible to Certain Appointments and Employment.

Section 101.27 | Compensation of Members.

Section 101.271 | Medical Insurance for Members of General Assembly.

Section 101.272 | House Reimbursement Fund - Senate Reimbursement Fund.

Section 101.28 | Joint Conventions.

Section 101.29 | Legislative Employees.

Section 101.30 | Maintenance of Confidential Relationship Between Legislative Staff and General Assembly Members and Staff.

Section 101.301 | Attorney-Client Testimonial Privilege Applies to Caucuses.

Section 101.31 | Duties of Certain Officers.

Section 101.311 | Sergeant at Arms of House and Assistants.

Section 101.312 | Authority of Senate Sergeant of Arms or Assistant Senate Sergeant of Arms.

Section 101.32 | Control of Assistants - Dismissal.

Section 101.33 | Temporary Officials.

Section 101.34 | Joint Legislative Ethics Committee - Fund.

Section 101.35 | Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review.

Section 101.351 | Goal of Rule Watch System.

Section 101.352 | Request for Appearance Before Joint Committee Regarding Agency's Reliance on Principle of Law or Policy.

Section 101.353 | Request for Appearance Before Joint Committee Regarding Agency's Failure to Adopt Rule.

Section 101.354 | Agency Inventories of Regulatory Restrictions and Report.

Section 101.355 | Regulatory Restriction Database and Website.

Section 101.36 | General Assembly Authority to Rescind Department of Health Orders or Rules.

Section 101.38 | Cystic Fibrosis Legislative Task Force.

Section 101.41 | Chairman of Committee Authorized to Subpoena Witnesses.

Section 101.42 | Subpoena.

Section 101.43 | Punishment for Disobeying Subpoena or Refusing to Answer.

Section 101.44 | Testimony Before Committee Not to Be Used in Criminal Prosecution of Witness - Exception.

Section 101.45 | Fees of Sheriffs and Witnesses.

Section 101.46 | Chairman or Member of Committee May Administer Oaths.

Section 101.47 | Deposition on Complaint.

Section 101.51 | Printing of Legislative Document Definitions.

Section 101.52 | Responsibility for Printing.

Section 101.521 | Internal Printing.

Section 101.522 | Contracts With Private Printers.

Section 101.523 | Participating in Public Printing Services Provided by Department of Administrative Services.

Section 101.524 | Director of Administrative Services to Let Contract for Printing.

Section 101.53 | Format for Printing Bills.

Section 101.531 | Printing Pamphlet Laws and Session Laws Line Numbering.

Section 101.532 | Separate Appropriations Bills for Industrial Commission and Bureau of Workers' Compensation.

Section 101.54 | Journals of General Assembly.

Section 101.541 | Appendix to House and Senate Journals.

Section 101.542 | Index of Journals and Appendix.

Section 101.543 | Printing and Binding of Daily and Final Journals.

Section 101.60 | General Assembly Identification Cards.

Section 101.62 | Expiration Date for Occupational Licensing Boards.

Section 101.63 | Review Hearings Regarding Occupational Licensing Boards.

Section 101.64 | Testimony From Common Sense Initiative Office.

Section 101.65 | Report of Findings and Recommendations.

Section 101.68 | Availability of Agency Reports.

Section 101.69 | Senate Miscellaneous Sales Fund - House Miscellaneous Sales Fund.

Section 101.691 | Excess or Surplus State Supplies Disposal by Director of Administrative Services.

Section 101.70 | Legislative Lobbying Definitions.

Section 101.71 | Prohibited Acts.

Section 101.711 | Contracts With Legislative Agents.

Section 101.72 | Contents of Initial Registration Statement.

Section 101.721 | Disqualification as Legislative Agent for Certain Offenses.

Section 101.73 | Statements of Expenditures.

Section 101.74 | Statement of Financial Transactions.

Section 101.75 | Filing Complaint With Joint Legislative Ethics Committee.

Section 101.76 | Efforts Excepted From Coverage.

Section 101.77 | Prohibition Against Contingent Fees.

Section 101.78 | Initial Registration, Statement of Expenditures and Financial Transactions to Be Public.

Section 101.79 | Investigation of Violations.

Section 101.81 | Contempt of the General Assembly.

Section 101.82 | Sunset Review Committee Definitions.

Section 101.83 | Expiration Date of Agencies - Renewal.

Section 101.84 | Sunset Review Committee.

Section 101.85 | Schedule for Review of Agencies.

Section 101.86 | Evaluating Usefulness, Performance, and Effectiveness of Agency.

Section 101.87 | Report of Committee's Findings and Recommendations; Cooperation by Other Agencies.

Section 101.90 | Retirement System Lobbyists and Employers - Definitions.

Section 101.91 | Retirement System Lobbyists and Employers - Registration and Filing Requirements.

Section 101.92 | Retirement System Lobbyists and Employers - Registration Statements - Fee - Review.

Section 101.921 | Disqualification as Retirement System Lobbyist for Certain Offenses.

Section 101.93 | Retirement System Lobbyists and Employers - Statement of Expenditures - Receipts to Be Retained.

Section 101.94 | Retirement System Lobbyists and Employers - Statement of Financial Transactions With Certain Board Members.

Section 101.95 | Retirement System Lobbyists and Employers - Complaint Involving Dispute With Certain Board Members.

Section 101.96 | Retirement System Lobbyists and Employers - Scope of Regulations.

Section 101.97 | Retirement System Lobbyists and Employers - Conflicts of Interest.

Section 101.98 | Retirement System Lobbyists and Employers - Statements as Public Records - List of Registrants - Form for Filings.

Section 101.981 | Retirement System Lobbyists and Employers - Attorney General May Investigate Compliance.

Section 101.99 | Penalty.