Ohio Admin. Code 111:3-2-01 - Definitions
(A) "Oversight" is
a form of corrective action, initiated and administered by the secretary of
state's office, to which a board of elections may be subject as a result of a
significant condition that exists at the board of elections, constituting a reasonable threat to the proper
administration of elections.
(B) A "significant condition" is a violation
or the inadequate administration of the requirements of federal and/or state
law or a policy, procedure, or instruction issued
by the secretary of state as they
pertain
pertaining to the administration
of elections or other duties on the part of
a county board of elections.
(C)
"Transitional
oversight" is a form of oversight, initiated and administered by the secretary
of state's office, to prevent errors in elections administration that could be,
for example, a result of changes in the composition of a board of elections'
members or employees.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3501.05(DD)
Rule Amplifies: 3501.05(DD)
Prior Effective Dates: 10/02/2014, 01/25/2016
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