Ohio Revised Code
Chapter 121 | State Departments
Section 121.31 | Commission on Hispanic-Latino Affairs.

Effective: October 16, 2009
Latest Legislation: House Bill 1 - 128th General Assembly
There is hereby created the commission on Hispanic-Latino affairs consisting of eleven voting members appointed by the governor with the advice and consent of the senate and four ex officio, nonvoting members who are members of the general assembly. The speaker of the house of representatives shall recommend to the governor two persons for appointment to the commission, the president of the senate shall recommend to the governor two such persons, and the minority leaders of the house and senate shall each recommend to the governor one such person. The governor shall make initial appointments to the commission. Of the initial appointments made to the commission, three shall be for a term ending October 7, 1978, four shall be for a term ending October 7, 1979, and four shall be for a term ending October 7, 1980. Two ex officio members of the commission shall be members of the house of representatives appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives and two ex officio members of the commission shall be members of the senate appointed by the president of the senate. The speaker shall appoint one member of the house of representatives from among the representatives who are affiliated with the political party having a majority in the house of representatives and one member of the house of representatives from among the representatives who are affiliated with the political party having a minority in the house of representatives. The president shall appoint one member of the senate from among the senators who are affiliated with the political party having a majority in the senate and one member of the senate from among the senators who are affiliated with the political party having a minority in the senate.
After the initial appointments by the governor, terms of office shall be for three years, except that members of the general assembly appointed to the commission shall be members of the commission only so long as they are members of the general assembly. Each term shall end on the same day of the same month of the year as did the term which it succeeds. Each member shall hold office from the date of appointment until the end of the term for which the member was appointed. Vacancies shall be filled in the same manner as the original appointment. Any member appointed to fill a vacancy occurring prior to the expiration of the term for which the member's predecessor was appointed shall hold office for the remainder of such term. Any member shall continue in office subsequent to the expiration date of the member's term until the member's successor takes office, or until a period of sixty days has elapsed, whichever occurs first. At the first organizational meeting of the commission, the original eleven members shall draw lots to determine the length of the term each member shall serve.
All voting members of the commission shall speak Spanish, shall be of Spanish-speaking origin, and shall be American citizens or lawful, permanent, resident aliens. Voting members shall be from urban, suburban, and rural geographical areas representative of Spanish-speaking people with a numerical and geographical balance of the Spanish-speaking population throughout the state.
The commission shall meet not less than six times per calendar year. The commission shall elect a chairperson, vice-chairperson, and other officers from its voting members as it considers advisable. Six voting members constitute a quorum. The commission shall adopt rules governing its procedures. No action of the commission is valid without the concurrence of six members.
Each voting member shall be compensated for work as a member for each day that the member is actually engaged in the performance of work as a member. No voting member shall be compensated for more than one day each month. In addition, each voting member shall be reimbursed for all actual and necessary expenses incurred in the performance of official business.

Structure Ohio Revised Code

Ohio Revised Code

Title 1 | State Government

Chapter 121 | State Departments

Section 121.01 | Definition of Terms.

Section 121.02 | Administrative Departments and Directors Created.

Section 121.03 | Appointment of Administrative Department Heads.

Section 121.031 | Administrative Department Head's Regulation Authority.

Section 121.04 | Offices Created in the Several Departments.

Section 121.05 | Assistant Directors.

Section 121.06 | Appointment of Officers - Term.

Section 121.07 | Supervision and Control of Departments - Establishing Divisions.

Section 121.08 | Deputy Director of Administration in Department of Commerce.

Section 121.081 | Department of Insurance - Powers and Duties.

Section 121.082 | Superintendent of Insurance - Prohibited Activities.

Section 121.083 | Superintendent of Industrial Compliance - Powers and Duties.

Section 121.084 | Industrial Compliance Operating Fund.

Section 121.085 | Financial Literacy Education Fund.

Section 121.086 | High School Financial Literacy Fund.

Section 121.09 | Qualifications of Director of Agriculture and Chief of Division of Animal Health.

Section 121.10 | Director of Health - Qualifications.

Section 121.11 | Bond and Oath of Office - Blanket Bonds - Bond May Be Required of Employee.

Section 121.12 | Officer to Devote Entire Time to Duties and Hold No Other Office - Reimbursement for Expenses.

Section 121.13 | Advisory Boards May Be Provided.

Section 121.14 | Employment Subject to Civil Service Laws.

Section 121.15 | Central Office for Each Department - Branch Offices - Restrictions on Relocation.

Section 121.17 | Co-Operation and Coordination of Work Under Direction of Governor.

Section 121.18 | Report by Each Department.

Section 121.181 | Identification of Department Acquiring Interest in Real Property.

Section 121.19 | Power to Inspect and Examine.

Section 121.20 | Seal for Each Department - Specifications - Use.

Section 121.211 | Retention and Disposition of Records.

Section 121.22 | Public Meetings - Exceptions.

Section 121.23 | No Award of Contract to Person Found in Contempt for Failure to Correct an Unfair Labor Practice.

Section 121.30 | Spanish-Speaking Affair Definitions.

Section 121.31 | Commission on Hispanic-Latino Affairs.

Section 121.32 | Powers and Duties of Commission.

Section 121.33 | Office of Hispanic-Latino Affairs - Powers and Duties.

Section 121.35 | Revision of Uniform the Eligibility Standards.

Section 121.36 | Contracts Entered Into by Department for Provision of Home Care Services to Home Care Dependent Adults.

Section 121.37 | Ohio Family and Children First Cabinet Council.

Section 121.371 | Wellness Block Grant Program.

Section 121.372 | Rules for Certification or Licensure of Substitute Care Providers.

Section 121.373 | Family and Children First Administration Fund.

Section 121.374 | Multi-System Youth Action Plan.

Section 121.375 | Information Provided to Ohio Family and Children First Cabinet Council.

Section 121.38 | Resolving Agency Disputes Concerning Services or Funding.

Section 121.381 | Family and Children First Dispute Resolution Process.

Section 121.382 | Services Continued Pending Dispute Resolution Process.

Section 121.39 | Identifying Documentation That Is Basis for Legislation Dealing With Environmental Protection.

Section 121.40 | Ohio Commission on Service and Volunteerism.

Section 121.401 | Adoption of Recommended Best Practices When Volunteers Have Unsupervised Access to Children.

Section 121.402 | Educational Program for Volunteers Having Unsupervised Access to Children.

Section 121.403 | Powers of Commission - Gifts and Donations Fund - Use of Moneys.

Section 121.41 | Inspector General Definitions.

Section 121.42 | Inspector General - Powers and Duties.

Section 121.421 | Investigation of Casino Control Commission Enforcement Personnel.

Section 121.43 | Subpoena Power - Contempt.

Section 121.44 | Reports of Investigations.

Section 121.45 | Cooperating in Investigations.

Section 121.46 | Filing Complaint - Form.

Section 121.47 | Confidential Information.

Section 121.48 | Appointment of Inspector General.

Section 121.481 | Special Investigations Fund.

Section 121.482 | Disposition of Money Received.

Section 121.483 | Status of Deputy Inspector General as Peace Officer.

Section 121.49 | Qualifications.

Section 121.50 | Administrative Rules.

Section 121.51 | Deputy Inspector General for Transportation Department.

Section 121.52 | Deputy Inspector General for Workers' Compensation.

Section 121.531 | Signs Specifying Arra Funding Prohibited.

Section 121.60 | Executive Agency Lobbying Definitions.

Section 121.61 | Prohibited Acts.

Section 121.62 | Initial Registration Statement - Updating Information.

Section 121.621 | Disqualification as Executive Agency Lobbyist for Certain Offenses.

Section 121.63 | Statement of Expenditures - Records.

Section 121.64 | Statement of Financial Transactions.

Section 121.65 | Disputed Expenditure or Transaction.

Section 121.66 | Exceptions.

Section 121.67 | Prohibiting Contingent Fees.

Section 121.68 | Statements Are Public Records.

Section 121.69 | Investigations.

Section 121.71 | Incorporation by Reference in Rule Definitions.

Section 121.72 | Incorporating Rule by Reference.

Section 121.73 | Filing Material Incorporated by Reference Electronically.

Section 121.74 | Access to Material Incorporated in Rule in Final Form.

Section 121.75 | Sufficiency of Citations.

Section 121.81 | "Agency" and "Draft Rule" Defined; Construction of Sections.

Section 121.811 | Applicability of Business Review Provisions.

Section 121.82 | Evaluation of Draft Rules; Business Impact Analysis.

Section 121.83 | Filing Proposed Rules; Rejection by Joint Committee on Rule Review.

Section 121.91 | Customer Service Standards.

Section 121.93 | Review of Agency Operations.

Section 121.931 | Petition to Restate a Principle of Law or Policy in a Rule.

Section 121.933 | Applicability of r.c. 101.352, 101.353, 121.93, and 121.931.

Section 121.95 | Agency Review of Rules to Identify Restrictions.

Section 121.951 | Required Reduction in Regulatory Restrictions.

Section 121.952 | Failure to Reduce Regulatory Restrictions.

Section 121.953 | Total Permitted Regulatory Restrictions.

Section 121.954 | Exemptions From Regulatory Restriction Reduction.

Section 121.99 | Penalty.

Section 121.991 | Penalty for Disclosing Confidential Information.