Ethics Officer means the person the Corporation appoints to such position for purposes of administering matters in connection with the State Ethics laws, or any other State law which requires the existence of such an officer to review, monitor and impose sanctions related to Procurement matters including, but not limited to, Lobbying Law Directives.
Ethics Officer means the Executive Director of the Fund.
Ethics Officer means the individual designated under 5 ILCS 420/20-23 by the head of each State agency under the jurisdiction of the Executive Ethics Commission to provide guidance to officers and employees in the interpretation and implementation of the Ethics Act.
Examples of Ethics Officer in a sentence
The Board shall adopt an employee Ethics Code modeled after the provisions of Chapter 112, Florida Statutes, and shall name a Chief Ethics Officer.
More Definitions of Ethics Officer
Ethics Officer means the Secretariat staff member appointed by the Director-General to implement the ethics and conflict policies of IRENA.
Ethics Officer means the ethics officer so designated by the Board; and in the absence of such a designation, the Executive Director.
Ethics Officer means a Commission staff member whose City job classification is ethics officer, including but not limited to Ethics Officer I, Ethics Officer II, and Ethics Officer III.
Ethics Officer means the Authority’s general counsel or, in his absence, deputy general counsel. (For reference, see Section 348.753(7), Florida Statutes)
Ethics Officer means the Ethics Officer appointed by the Chief Investment Officer of MetLife or the designee of the Chief Investment Officer.
Ethics Officer means the General Counsel to the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and is appointed to consult with Department employees on questions of ethics and compliance with the provisions of this policy.
Ethics Officer means the individual designated by the LAUSD with whom statements and reports required by this Code shall be filed.