520-RICR-00-00-1

520-RICR-00-00-1. Code of Ethics (version Periodic Refile, 01/28/2002 to 05/25/2018)

SupersededLast amended: 2002Year: 2026Length: 223 wordsOfficial source
Regulation 36-14-5011 — Prohibited Activities - Transactions with Subordinates. (a) No person subject to the Code of Ethics shall engage in a financial transaction, including participating in private employment or consulting, and giving or receiving loans or monetary contributions, including charitable contributions, with a subordinate or person or business for which, in the official’s or employee’s official duties and responsibilities, he or she exercises supervisory responsibilities, unless (1) the financial transaction is in the normal course of a regular commercial business or occupation, (2) the subordinate or person or business described above offers or initiates the financial transaction, or (3) the financial transaction involves a charitable event or fundraising activity which is the subject of general sponsorship by a state or municipal agency through official action by a governing body or the highest official of state or municipal government. (b) No person subject to the Code of Ethics shall solicit or request, directly or through a surro- gate, political contributions, from a subordinate for whom, in the official’s or employee’s official duties and responsibilities, he or she exercises supervisory responsibilities. This does not prohibit or limit the First Amendment rights of a subordinate, as defined in this section, to make political contributions. (c) For purposes of this regulation, “subordinate” means an employee, contractor, consultant, or appointed official of the official’s or employee’s agency.
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