Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 2, § 18370 - State Agency Ethics Training
(a) Core content topics. The topics
enumerated in subdivisions (a)(1) to (a)(16) of this regulation are considered
by the Commission to be the core content of an ethics orientation course
conducted by a state agency pursuant to Government Code section
11146.1.
The course should include instruction in each of the following topics:
(1) Conflicts of Interest under the Political
Reform Act (Gov. Code §§87100, 87103).
(2) Limitations on the Receipt of Gifts (Gov.
Code §§86203, 89503, 89506).
(3) Honoraria Ban (Gov. Code
§89502).
(4) Contractual
Conflicts of Interest: All Contracts (Gov. Code §1090 et seq.) and
Contractual Conflicts of Interest: State Contracts (Pub. Contract Code §
10410).
(5) Ban on Free
Transportation (Cal. Const. art. XII, §
7).
(6) Incompatible Activities of State Officers
and Employees (Gov. Code §19990).
(7) Doctrine of Incompatible
Offices.
(8) Misuse of Public Funds
(Pen. Code § 424; Gov. Code §
8314;
Fair Political Practices Commission v. Suitt (1979) 90 Cal.
App. 3d 125; Stanson v. Mott (1976) 17 Cal. 3d 206).
(9) Conflicts of Interest and Campaign
Contributions (Gov. Code §84308).
(10) Special Restrictions on Personal Loans
(Gov. Code §87460 et seq.).
(11) Common Law Doctrine Against Conflicts of
Interest.
(12) Government Code
§
8920 et
seq. (the Code of Ethics).
(13)
Conflicts of Interest When Leaving Office (Gov. Code §§87400- 87407;
Pub. Contract Code § 10411).
(14) The state agency's incompatible
activities statement.
(15) Other
government ethics laws specific to the state agency.
(16) Any other material that the agency or
the Commission considers appropriate.
(b) In cooperation with the Attorney General
of California, the Commission shall maintain an ethics training program which
provides an orientation to the core content topics identified in subdivision
(a) of this regulation.
(c)
Compliance with Government Code §
11146.4(c).
(1) A state agency conducting an ethics
orientation course as required by Government Code §
11146.1
may request the Commission's consultation on the substantive content of its
orientation course with regard to the following core content topics:
(A) Conflicts of Interest under the Political
Reform Act (Gov. Code §§87100, 87103).
(B) Limitations on the Receipt of Gifts (Gov.
Code §§86203, 89503, 89506).
(C) Honoraria Ban (Gov. Code
§89502).
(D) Conflicts of
Interest and Campaign Contributions (Gov. Code §84308);
(E) Special Restrictions on Personal Loans
(Gov. Code §87460 et seq.)
(F)
Conflicts of Interest When Leaving Office (Gov. Code §§87400- 87407;
Pub. Contract Code § 10411).
(2) A state agency conducting an ethics
orientation course may request the Commission's consultation on the substantive
content by submitting a copy of the proposed course materials to the Executive
Director at least thirty (30) working days prior to the date on which the state
agency proposes to conduct the ethics orientation course. The Executive
Director shall respond in writing to the state agency not more than twenty-one
(21) working days after the submission is received.
(d) A state agency conducting an ethics
orientation course may, in lieu of consultation with the Commission pursuant to
subdivision (c) of this regulation, incorporate the ethics training program
jointly provided by the Commission and the Attorney General (see subdivision
(b), above) into its course and require each participant in the course to
complete the program. A state agency complying with this subdivision shall be
considered to have consulted with the Commission pursuant to Government Code
§
11146.4(c).
Notes
2. Change without regulatory effect amending subsections (a), (c), (d) and NOTE filed 10-6-2003 pursuant to section 100, title 1, California Code of Regulations (Register 2003, No. 41).
Note: Authority cited: Section 83112, Government Code. Reference: Sections 11146.1 and 11146.4(c), Government Code.
2. Change without regulatory effect amending subsections (a), (c), (d) and Note filed 10-6-2003 pursuant to section 100, title 1, California Code of Regulations (Register 2003, No. 41).
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