Florida Regulations 34-13.620: Prohibition Against Accepting Honoraria and Honoraria Event Related Expenses
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(1) Reporting individuals and procurement employees are prohibited from knowingly accepting an honorarium from the following:
(a) A political committee;
(b) A vendor doing business with the individual’s or employee’s agency;
(c) A lobbyist as defined in Section 112.3149(1)(d), F.S.; or
(d) The employer, principal, partner, or firm of a lobbyist.
(2) Reporting individuals and procurement employees are prohibited from accepting expenses related to an honorarium event from a political committee unless such expenses are primarily related to contributions, expenditures, or other political activities authorized pursuant to Florida Statutes Chapter 106
(3) Reasonable inquiry shall be made by the reporting individual or procurement employee of the source of the proposed honorarium or honorarium event related expense to determine whether it is prohibited.
Rulemaking Authority 112.322(9)(b) FS. Law Implemented 112.312, 112.3149 FS. History-New 4-16-92, Amended 1-11-16.
(b) A vendor doing business with the individual’s or employee’s agency;
(c) A lobbyist as defined in Section 112.3149(1)(d), F.S.; or
(d) The employer, principal, partner, or firm of a lobbyist.
(2) Reporting individuals and procurement employees are prohibited from accepting expenses related to an honorarium event from a political committee unless such expenses are primarily related to contributions, expenditures, or other political activities authorized pursuant to Florida Statutes Chapter 106
(3) Reasonable inquiry shall be made by the reporting individual or procurement employee of the source of the proposed honorarium or honorarium event related expense to determine whether it is prohibited.
Rulemaking Authority 112.322(9)(b) FS. Law Implemented 112.312, 112.3149 FS. History-New 4-16-92, Amended 1-11-16.