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Executive orders · Governor Terry E. Branstad

Executive Order 31

Signed by Governor Terry E. Branstad on June 29, 1987.

What it does

AI summary This order establishes gift reporting requirements for all officials and employees of the state executive department and their immediate family members. If an official, employee, or their family member receives gifts from one donor totaling more than fifteen dollars in a single day, or if a donor gives gifts totaling more than fifteen dollars in a single day, a written report must be filed with the Secretary of State. These reports must be filed by the fifteenth day of the month following the month the gift was received and must include details such as the donor, recipient, value, and date.1

The Legislature’s description: Establishes gift reporting requirements for the executive department.

Read the order

I ' ~i WHEREAS, WHEREAS, INTHE NAME AND BY THE AUTHORITYOfTHE STATE OF IOWA EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER THIRTY-ONE Chapter 68B, as amended by 1987 Iowa Acts, Senate File 480, relates to the giving, acceptance and reporting of gifts; and the Governor, under 1987 Iowa Code Section 688.11(2), as amended by 1987 Iowa Acts, Senate File 480, Section 8, has the authority and the responsibility to establish formal procedures and criteria for the reporting of gifts made to officials and e~ployees of the executive department of the state and their immediate family members; NOW, THEREFORE, I , Terry E. Branstad, Governor of the State of Iowa, do hereby establish the following ARTICLE I. ARTICLE II. gift reporting requirements for the executive department of state government. SCOPE OF APPLICATION "Official" and "employee" shall include all · employees and officials of the executive department of the state. "Employee" is a full- t ime, salaried employee of the State of Iowa. The term "official" means an officer of the State of Iowa receiving a salary or per diem whether elected or appointed or whether serving full-time or part-time. The term "official" includes board and commission members who are required by law to file oaths of office. The word "donor" shall have the meaning specified in 1987 Iowa Code Section 68B.2(9)(a), as amended by 1987 Iowa Acts, Senate File 480 , Section 1 . The words "gift" and "immediate family members" shall have the meanings specified in 1987 Iowa Code Section 68B.2, as amended by 1987 Iowa Acts, Senate Fil e 480, Section 1. DISCLOSURE REPORT A. An official or employee who receives or whose immediate family member receives a gift or gifts from any one donor in any one calendar day which has a cumulative value in excess of fifteen dollars shall file a written report of the gift or gifts in the office of the.Secretary of State. B. A donor who gives any gift or gifts in any one calendar day to an official or employee or immediate family member which has a cumulative value in excess of fifteen dollars shall file a written report with the Secretary of State. ·v. C. The value of the gift for reporting purposes is determined as provided under 1987 Iowa · code Section 688.11(5), as amended by 1987 Iowa Acts, Senate File 480, Section 8. D. The reports shall be filed by the fifteenth day of the month following the month in which the gift was received. The report shall show the donor, donee, nature, value and date of the gift. The reports shall also show the street address, city and state of residence of the donee and donor, i f known. E. The Secretary of State shall make available forms for the filing of these reports, upon request, to any person required to file a report. The reports shall be available for public inspection under conditions consistent with Chapter 22, Code of Iowa, relating to public records . ARTICLE III. NO WAIVER OF REPORTING FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE ARTICLE IV. This executive order does not provide for the waiver of the reporting of food and beverage which is provided for immediate consumption in the presence of the donor. REPEALER With my signature below, Executive Orders Numbered Five and Twenty-Eight are hereby repealed. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused the Great Seal of the State of Iowa to be affixed. Done at Des Moines this ~~~ day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred eight:'. seven . ~) --1 ~~ca~GOVERNOR

From the text in the order’s PDF. Older orders were scanned, so a few words may be garbled; the signed PDF is the official version.

Signed order (PDF)

Printed in the Iowa Administrative Bulletin, X, No. 5 (08/26/1987) p. 375.

Bills on the same laws

The order cites Iowa Code chapters 22, 68B, 688. These bills changed the same chapters.2

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    91th General Assembly · chapter 22 · In committee
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    91th General Assembly · chapter 22 · In committee
  • SF 2238 Relating to public records, including the duties of lawful custodians
    91th General Assembly · chapter 22 · Subcommittee recommends passage
  • HF 2330 Relating to public records requests
    91th General Assembly · chapter 22 · Passed House
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    91th General Assembly · chapter 22 · Subcommittee recommends passage
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    91th General Assembly · chapter 22 · In committee