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The state ethics commission must publish a registered lobbyist list after each regular legislative session begins, and it must not include lobbyists’ addresses.
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A lobbyist must not accept or agree to accept payment that depends on the outcome of proposed legislative or administrative action.
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The state ethics commission must administer and enforce this chapter, investigate charges confidentially, issue advisory opinions, and run hearing procedures.
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This provision is repealed.
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A person who willfully fails to file required reports, files false or incomplete reports, engages in prohibited activities, or fails to provide required information may be fined by the commission, up to $500 per violation.
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This chapter may be cited as the Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act.
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When applying and construing this uniform act, consideration must be given to promoting uniformity of the law on its subject matter among states that enact it.
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This chapter changes the federal E-SIGN Act, but not section 101(c), and it does not allow electronic delivery of the notices listed in section 103(b).
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This provision defines several terms used in the chapter, including “electronic,” “legal material,” “official publisher,” “publish,” “record,” and “state.”
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This chapter applies to certain official electronic legal material first published electronically on or after July 1, 2013.
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An official publisher that uses only an electronic record for legal material must designate that record as official and comply with sections 98-5, 98-7, and 98-8.
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An official publisher must authenticate an official electronic legal record and provide a way for users to verify it was not altered.
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A party challenging authentication of an electronic legal record must prove it is not authentic by a preponderance of the evidence.
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An official publisher must preserve and secure official legal material in electronic or non-electronic form.
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An official publisher of preserved legal material in an electronic record must make the material reasonably available to the public on a permanent basis.
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An official publisher of legal material in an electronic record must consider listed standards, user needs, official views, and—when practicable—compatible methods and technologies.