Utah Code 63A-14-302. Authority to review complaint — Grounds for complaint — Limitations on filings
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63A-14-302. Authority to review complaint — Grounds for complaint — Limitations on filings.
(1) | Subject to the requirements of this chapter, the commission may review an ethics complaint against an executive branch elected official if the complaint alleges that the executive branch elected official has committed a violation. |
(a) | the governor; |
(b) | the lieutenant governor; |
(c) | the state auditor; |
(d) | the state treasurer; or |
(e) | the attorney general. See Utah Code 63A-14-102 |
(2) | The commission may not review an ethics complaint filed against an executive branch elected official unless the complaint alleges conduct that, if true, would constitute grounds for impeachment under the Utah Constitution. |
(4) | A complaint against an executive branch elected official may not allege a violation by the executive branch elected official for an individual under the authority of the executive branch elected official failing to act, unless the complaint evidences that the executive branch elected official:
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(5) | Individuals who file a complaint for an alleged violation shall file the complaint within two years after the later of:
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(8) | If the commission stays proceedings under Subsection (7)(c), the matter shall proceed as follows after the grievance under Title 67, Chapter 19a, Grievance Procedures, is resolved:
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(9) | The commission shall dismiss a complaint for which the commission stayed proceedings under Subsection (7)(c) if the individual who filed the complaint:
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Amended by Chapter 461, 2018 General Session