Legislative liaison definition
Legislative liaison. , shall mean one or more individual(s) from each member agency, appointed by executive board who will act as principal means of relaying bi-lateral communications to and from the members, the Executive Board to/from any authorized legislative or executive body of the State Government. The number of liaisons will depend on the size of the agency and the number of its regional offices or troops or as maybe authorized by law.
Legislative liaison means any state officer or employee
Legislative liaison means any state officer or employee whose duties in fact include legislative lobbying, regardless of the state officer or employee’s title and regardless of whether or not legislative lobbying is included within the state officer or state employee’s job description other than an individual whose lobbying activities are only incidental to, and are not a significant part of, the services provided by such individual to the agency. Each agency shall have at least one (1) legislative liaison, unless all officers and employees of the agency provide information to the Governor or a legislator only at the request of the Governor or a legislator or an employee of the Governor or the Legislature or as required by law, and provided further that no officer or employee of the agency has requested legislation, other than an appropriation for the agency, or other legislative action, or unless the agency has a contract with a legislative lobbyist to provide legislative lobbying services;
More Definitions of Legislative liaison
Legislative liaison means any state officer or
Legislative liaison means an individual appointed by a department to communicate to legislators and others the positions of the department.
Legislative liaison. , shall mean one or more individual(s) from each member agency, appointed by executive board who will act as principal means of relaying bi-lateral communications to and from the members, the Executive Board to/from any authorized