Title 3, PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

An elected or appointed member of a state authority, board, or commission has an interest in a contract if the member, the member's spouse, or any other person with whom the member lives or commingles assets: (1) Is employed by a party to the contract; or (2) Receives more than n…

A state authority, board, or commission member does not derive a direct benefit from or have an interest in a contract: (1) Based solely on the value associated with the member's publicly-traded investments or holdings, or the investments or holdings of any other person with whom…

Any elected or appointed state authority, board, or commission may authorize an authority, board, or commission member to derive a direct benefit from a contract if: (1) The member has provided full disclosure to the authority, board, or commission, including: (a) All parties to …

Any elected or appointed state authority, board, or commission member may have an interest in a contract if: (1) The member, upon learning of the interest subject to the provisions of this chapter or a transaction that may create an interest subject to the provisions of this chap…

Within the one-year period prohibiting any contract with an elected or appointed authority, board, or commission member, the authority, board, or commission may approve a former member to contract with the elected or appointed authority, board, or commission if the authority, boa…

Any elected or appointed state authority, board, or commission member who knowingly violates §§ 3-23-1 to 3-23-4 , inclusive, shall be removed from the authority, board, or commission and is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor. Any person who knowingly violates §§ 3-23-1 to 3-23-4 , …

No board member, business manager, chief financial officer, superintendent, chief executive officer, or other person with the authority to enter into a contract or spend money in an amount greater than five thousand dollars of a school district, cooperative education service unit…

A person described in § 3-23-6 derives a direct benefit from a contract if the person, the person's spouse, or any other person with whom the person lives and commingles assets: (1) Is a party to or intended beneficiary of any contract held by the school district or cooperative e…

A person described in § 3-23-6 has an interest in a contract if the person, the person's spouse, or any other person with whom the person lives and commingles assets: (1) Is employed by a party to any contract with the school district or cooperative education service unit; or (2)…

A person described in § 3-23-6 does not derive a direct benefit from or have an interest in a contract: (1) Based solely on the value associated with the person's publicly-traded investments or holdings, or the investments or holdings of any other person with whom the board membe…

A school district or cooperative education service unit may authorize a person described in § 3-23-6 to derive a direct benefit from a contract if: (1) The person has provided full written disclosure to the agency, district, or unit governing board of all parties to the contract,…

Each school district or cooperative education service unit shall develop a written conflict of interest policy, including any disclosure and authorization form that includes the list of any disclosable interest in contracts or direct benefits covered by this chapter. Source: SL 2…

Any person who knowingly violates §§ 3-23-6 to 3-23-8 , inclusive, shall be removed from office or employment and is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor. Any person who knowingly violates §§ 3-23-6 to 3-23-8 , inclusive, and is also guilty of theft under chapter 22-30A , shall be pen…