PARTIES’ SHARED JURISDICTION Sample Clauses

PARTIES’ SHARED JURISDICTION. The Parties’ shared jurisdiction to investigate, adjudicate, and enforce the provisions of the Lobbyist Regulation Act will be administered according to the following provisions: A. External Complaints filed with the SEC: Where an external complaint alleging a Lobbyist Regulation Act violation is filed with the SEC, the following procedures will apply: 1. If the SEC receives any written complaint alleging a violation of the Lobbyist Regulation Act, and if the SEC has jurisdiction, the SEC shall refer that part of the complaint alleging the Lobbyist Regulation Act violation to the SOS, and the SEC shall promptly inform the complainant and the respondent that the complaint has been referred. 2. The SOS will review all external complaints and complaints forwarded by the SEC that allege a violation of the Lobbyist Regulation Act. 3. After the SOS has reviewed the external complaint and if applicable, any response provided by the respondent, the SOS, within 20 days of receiving the external complaint from the SEC, will certify to the SEC whether or not the SOS achieved voluntary compliance. 4. If, within 20 days of receiving the external complaint, the SOS certifies to the SEC that the SOS has achieved voluntary compliance, then the SEC will dismiss the claim alleging a violation of the Lobbyist Regulation Act. 5. If the SOS does not certify to the SEC that the SOS achieved voluntary compliance within 20 days of receiving the complaint—because the Respondent disputes the claim, the Respondent otherwise does not voluntarily comply, or there is not enough information to certify that a violation has occurred—then the complaint automatically reverts to the SEC, and the SEC shall proceed on the complaint pursuant to the State Ethics Commission Act and the SEC’s rules of procedure, 1.8.3 NMAC. B. External Complaints filed with the SOS: Where an external complaint alleging a Lobbyist Regulation Act violation is filed with the SOS, but not with the SEC, the following procedures will apply: 1. If the SOS receives any written complaint alleging a violation of the Lobbyist Regulation Act that is not also received by the SEC, the SOS shall review the complaint and attempt to achieve voluntary compliance. 2. Within 20 days after receiving the complaint, unless an extension is granted for good cause, the SOS shall forward that complaint to the SEC and, if applicable, a certification to the SEC that the SOS achieved voluntary compliance. 3. Upon receiving a complaint filed wi...
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PARTIES’ SHARED JURISDICTION. The Parties’ shared jurisdiction to investigate, adjudicate, and enforce the provisions of the Financial Disclosure Act will be administered according to the following provisions: A. External complaints filed with the SOS: Where an external complaint alleging a Financial Disclosure Act violation is filed with the SOS, but not with the SEC, the following procedures will apply: 1. If the SOS receives any written complaint alleging a violation of the Financial Disclosure Act that is not also received by the SEC, the SOS shall review the complaint and, if the SOS perceives a violation of the Act, attempt to achieve voluntary compliance. In attempting to achieve voluntary compliance: a. The SOS shall provide the respondent with ten days’ notice either to correct the matter or to respond. b. The SOS may extend the response deadline for good cause shown. c. A failure to either correct the matter or to respond is a failure to come into voluntary compliance with the Financial Disclosure Act. d. A respondent achieves voluntary compliance if they correct the matter the SOS’s satisfaction. 2. If the SOS achieves voluntary compliance, then the SOS will not refer the complaint to the SEC. 3. If the SOS does not achieve voluntary compliance, the SOS will certify that it was not able to achieve voluntary compliance and will refer the complaint and any response received to the SEC. 4. Upon receiving a complaint referred from the SOS, a notice from the SOS that the SOS was unable to achieve voluntary compliance, and any other related materials, the SEC may: a. Proceed with the complaint pursuant to the terms of the State Ethics Commission Act and the SEC’s rules of procedure; or b. Pursue a civil enforcement action in state district court pursuant Sections 10-16A-8(B) and 10-16G-9(F). B. External complaints filed with the SEC Where an external complaint alleging a Financial Disclosure Act violation is filed with the SEC, but not with the SOS, the SEC will not refer the complaint to the SOS and will proceed with the complaint pursuant to the terms of the State Ethics Commission Act and the SEC’s rules of procedure.
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