House Agriculture and Rural Development Committee #
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House Commerce, Small Business, and Economic Development Committee #
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House Courts and Criminal Code Committee #
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House Education Committee #
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House Elections and Apportionment Committee #
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House Employment, Labor, and Pensions Committee #
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House Environmental Affairs Committee #
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House Family, Children, and Human Affairs Committee #
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House Financial Institutions Committee #
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House Government and Regulatory Reform Committee #
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House Insurance Committee #
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House Judiciary Committee #
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House Local Government Committee #
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House Natural Resources Committee #
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House Public Health Committee #
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House Public Policy Committee #
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House Roads and Transportation Committee #
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House Statutory Committee on Ethics #
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“Powers of ethics committee; requirements for complaint
“Sec. 5. (a) The ethics committee may do any of the following:
- “Act as an advisory body to the general assembly and to members on questions relating to possible conflicts of interest.
- “Render opinions interpreting this article and the code of ethics.
- “Receive and hear any complaint that alleges:
- “(A) a breach of any privilege of the ethics committee’s house;
- “(B) misconduct of a member in the course of his or her official duties as a member of the general assembly; or
- “(C) a violation of the code of ethics.
- “Obtain information with respect to a complaint filed under this section. The ethics committee may compel the attendance and testimony of witnesses and the production of relevant documents.
- “Recommend whatever sanction is appropriate with respect to a particular member as will best maintain the trust, respect, and confidence of the public in the general assembly.
- “Recommend legislation relating to the conduct and ethics of members.
“(b) For a complaint to be considered by an ethics committee, the complaint must:
- “describe the acts or omissions that are the basis of the complaint with reasonable particularity and in sufficient detail to make it clear to an individual of ordinary understanding the breach, misconduct, or violation that is the basis of the complaint;
- “be submitted to the ethics committee (with a duplicate copy submitted to the speaker, if the subject of the complaint is a member of the house of representatives, or the president pro tempore, if the subject of the complaint is a member of the senate) in the form and in the manner provided in the rules of the chamber served by the ethics committee; and
- “be in writing and verified” (IC 2-2.2-3-5).
“Ethics committee investigations; procedure
“Sec. 6. The ethics committee shall conduct an investigation as follows:
- “When a complaint is filed with the ethics committee, a copy shall be sent promptly to the following:
- “(A) The person alleged to have committed the violation.
- “(B) The presiding officer.
- “If the ethics committee determines the complaint does not allege facts sufficient to constitute a code or statutory violation, the complaint shall be dismissed and the complainant and respondent notified of the dismissal of the complaint.
- “If the ethics committee determines that the complaint alleges facts sufficient to constitute a code or statutory violation, the ethics committee shall promptly investigate the alleged violation. The ethics committee may meet in executive session to conduct a preliminary investigation and to determine whether reasonable cause exists to support an alleged violation. If, after a preliminary investigation, the ethics committee finds that reasonable cause does not exist to support an alleged violation, the complaint shall be dismissed and the complainant and respondent notified of the dismissal of the complaint. All ethics committee investigations and records relating to the preliminary investigation are confidential.
- “If, after the preliminary investigation, the ethics committee finds that reasonable cause exists to support an alleged violation, it shall convene a hearing on the matter not later than thirty (30) days after making this finding.
- “If the ethics committee holds a hearing, the respondent shall be allowed to examine and make copies of all evidence in the committee’s possession relating to the complaint. At the hearing, a respondent shall be afforded appropriate due process protection consistent with state administrative procedures, including the right to be represented by counsel, the right to call and examine witnesses, the right to introduce exhibits, and the right to cross examine opposing witnesses.
- “After the hearing, the ethics committee shall state its findings of fact. If the committee, based on competent and substantial evidence, finds the respondent has violated a code or statutory provision, it shall state its findings in writing in a report to the presiding officer. The report must be supported and signed by a majority of the committee members. If the committee finds the respondent has not violated a code or statutory provision, it shall dismiss the charges” (IC 2-2.2-3-6).
House Utilities, Energy, and Telecommunications Committee #
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House Veterans Affairs and Public Safety Committee #
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Senate Agriculture Committee #
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Senate Corrections and Criminal Law Committee #
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Senate Education and Career Development Committee #
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Senate Elections Committee #
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Senate Environmental Affairs Committee #
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Senate Ethics Committee #
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“Powers of ethics committee; requirements for complaint
“Sec. 5. (a) The ethics committee may do any of the following:
- “Act as an advisory body to the general assembly and to members on questions relating to possible conflicts of interest.
- “Render opinions interpreting this article and the code of ethics.
- “Receive and hear any complaint that alleges:
- “(A) a breach of any privilege of the ethics committee’s house;
- “(B) misconduct of a member in the course of his or her official duties as a member of the general assembly; or
- “(C) a violation of the code of ethics.
- “Obtain information with respect to a complaint filed under this section. The ethics committee may compel the attendance and testimony of witnesses and the production of relevant documents.
- “Recommend whatever sanction is appropriate with respect to a particular member as will best maintain the trust, respect, and confidence of the public in the general assembly.
- “Recommend legislation relating to the conduct and ethics of members.
“(b) For a complaint to be considered by an ethics committee, the complaint must:
- “describe the acts or omissions that are the basis of the complaint with reasonable particularity and in sufficient detail to make it clear to an individual of ordinary understanding the breach, misconduct, or violation that is the basis of the complaint;
- “be submitted to the ethics committee (with a duplicate copy submitted to the speaker, if the subject of the complaint is a member of the house of representatives, or the president pro tempore, if the subject of the complaint is a member of the senate) in the form and in the manner provided in the rules of the chamber served by the ethics committee; and
- “be in writing and verified” (IC 2-2.2-3-5).
“Ethics committee investigations; procedure
“Sec. 6. The ethics committee shall conduct an investigation as follows:
- “When a complaint is filed with the ethics committee, a copy shall be sent promptly to the following:
- “(A) The person alleged to have committed the violation.
- “(B) The presiding officer.
- “If the ethics committee determines the complaint does not allege facts sufficient to constitute a code or statutory violation, the complaint shall be dismissed and the complainant and respondent notified of the dismissal of the complaint.
- “If the ethics committee determines that the complaint alleges facts sufficient to constitute a code or statutory violation, the ethics committee shall promptly investigate the alleged violation. The ethics committee may meet in executive session to conduct a preliminary investigation and to determine whether reasonable cause exists to support an alleged violation. If, after a preliminary investigation, the ethics committee finds that reasonable cause does not exist to support an alleged violation, the complaint shall be dismissed and the complainant and respondent notified of the dismissal of the complaint. All ethics committee investigations and records relating to the preliminary investigation are confidential.
- “If, after the preliminary investigation, the ethics committee finds that reasonable cause exists to support an alleged violation, it shall convene a hearing on the matter not later than thirty (30) days after making this finding.
- “If the ethics committee holds a hearing, the respondent shall be allowed to examine and make copies of all evidence in the committee’s possession relating to the complaint. At the hearing, a respondent shall be afforded appropriate due process protection consistent with state administrative procedures, including the right to be represented by counsel, the right to call and examine witnesses, the right to introduce exhibits, and the right to cross examine opposing witnesses.
- “After the hearing, the ethics committee shall state its findings of fact. If the committee, based on competent and substantial evidence, finds the respondent has violated a code or statutory provision, it shall state its findings in writing in a report to the presiding officer. The report must be supported and signed by a majority of the committee members. If the committee finds the respondent has not violated a code or statutory provision, it shall dismiss the charges” (IC 2-2.2-3-6).
Senate Family and Children Services Committee #
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Senate Health and Provider Services Committee #
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Senate Homeland Security and Transportation Committee #
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Senate Insurance and Financial Institutions Committee #
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Senate Local Government Committee #
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Senate Natural Resources Committee #
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Senate Pensions and Labor Committee #
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Senate Public Policy Committee #
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Senate Tax and Fiscal Policy Committee #
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Senate Utilities Committee #
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Senate Veterans Affairs and the Military Committee #
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