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...dministration of elections or other duties on the part of a county board of elections.

...he administration of elections or other duties of a board of elections. (C) "Transitional oversight" is a form of oversight, initiated and administered by the secretary of state's office, to prevent errors in elections administration that could be, for example, a result of changes in the composition of a board of elections' members or employees.

...he administration of elections or other duties of a board of elections. (C) "Administrative support" is early, proactive assistance focused on guidance, monitoring, formal check-ins and light corrective support to help address concerns before they escalate. (D) "Administrative intervention" is increased administrative involvement with structured monitoring, formal check-ins, and accountability measures to ensure p...

...(A) A county board of elections that receives a voter registration application at least thirty days before an election and is satisfied as to the truth of the statements made on the voter registration form shall register the applicant no later than the earlier of following: (1) The twentieth business day after receiving the application; or (2) The fourteenth day before the day of the next ge...

...onal compensation for performing such duties.

...tional compensation for performing such duties.

...tional compensation for performing such duties.

...tional compensation for performing such duties.

... for the performance of any related duties as required by the secretary of state; (4) Reimbursement of persons submitting examination fee. (D) An additional fee in the amount of actual costs incurred may be imposed to cover the costs of alternative testing or testing by persons other than board members, record keeping, and other extraordinary costs incurred in the examination process. (E) In th...

...The vendor shall notify the secretary of state of enhancements and significant adjustments to equipment that could result in the following: (A) A patent change; (B) A copyright change; (C) A significant alteration in the following: (1) The method of recording voter intent; (2) Voter privacy; (3) Retention of the vote; (4) Communication of voting records; (5) Connections betwee...

...The vendor shall notify the secretary of state of enhancements and significant adjustments to equipment as required under division (E) of section 3506.05 of the Revised Code. Notice may be accomplished by contacting the elections division of the office of the secretary of state.

...The vendor shall notify the secretary of state of enhancements and significant adjustments to equipment as required under division (F) of section 3506.05 of the Revised Code. Notice may be accomplished by contacting the elections division of the office of the secretary of state.

...determines is reasonably related to the duties of the office of the county treasurer; and (2) Twelve hours of such education in the subject areas of governmental accounting, portfolio reporting and compliance, office management, and any other subject area that the auditor of state determines is reasonably related to the duties of the office of the county treasurer.

...easurer of state to fulfill his/her job duties. The determination of access to confidential personal information shall be approved by the employee's supervisor and the information owner prior to providing the employee with access to confidential personal information within a personal information system. The treasurer of state shall establish procedures for determining a revision to an employee's access to confidentia...

...) Plan for adequate segregation of duties or compensating controls. (5) Verify the existence and valuation of assets and liabilities and periodically reconcile them to the accounting records. (6) Perform analytical procedures to determine the reasonableness of financial data. (7) Ensure the collection and compilation of the data needed for the timely preparation of financial statements....

... by law, with respect to the fiscal duties of the office of county auditor, or has purposely, knowingly, or recklessly committed any act expressly prohibited by law, with respect to the fiscal duties of the office of county auditor. The terms "fiscal duty expressly imposed by law" and "act expressly prohibited by law" may include a duty imposed by or an act prohibited by a statute contained withi...

... by law, with respect to the fiscal duties of the office of county treasurer, or has purposely, knowingly, or recklessly committed any act expressly prohibited by law, with respect to the fiscal duties of the office of county treasurer. The terms "fiscal duty expressly imposed by law" and "act expressly prohibited by law" may include a duty imposed by or an act prohibited by a statute contained w...

...ecute a bond prior to entering upon the duties of fiscal officer, unless the fiscal officer is using an employee dishonesty and faithful performance of duty policy in lieu of bond as allowed by their school's policy. The bond shall be: (1) In an amount and with surety to be established by a resolution of the governing authority; (2) Payable to the state of Ohio; and (3) Conditioned for the ...

... by law, with respect to the fiscal duties of the office of township fiscal officer, or has purposely, knowingly, or recklessly committed any act expressly prohibited by law, with respect to the fiscal duties of the office of township fiscal officer. The terms "fiscal duty expressly imposed by law" and "act expressly prohibited by law" may include a duty imposed by or an act prohibited by any sta...

...osed by law, with respect to the fiscal duties of said office, or has purposely, knowingly, or recklessly committed any act expressly prohibited by law, with respect to the fiscal duties of said office. The terms "fiscal duty expressly imposed by law" and "act expressly prohibited by law" may include a duty imposed by or an act prohibited by a statute contained within the Ohio Revised Code and/or...

...tor of state to fulfill his/her job duties. The determination of access to CPI shall be approved by the employee's supervisor and the information owner prior to providing the employee with access to CPI within a personal information system. The auditor of state shall establish procedures for determining a revision to an employee's access to CPI upon a change to that employee's job duties inclu...

...osed by law, with respect to the fiscal duties of said office, or has purposely, knowingly, or recklessly committed any act expressly prohibited by law, with respect to the fiscal duties of said office. The terms "fiscal duty expressly imposed by law" and "act expressly prohibited by law" may include a duty imposed or an act prohibited by a statute contained within the Ohio Revised Code and/o...

...ch capabilities that meet the needs and duties of the office; (3) Adequate computer, recording, photographic, and other equipment of sufficient quantity, quality, and versatility to permit preservation of evidence; (4) The confidential employment of experts and specialists, or, if such funds are not included in the public defender budget, requests for experts must be held ex parte if so requested in writing; (5) S...

...ch capabilities that meet the needs and duties of the office; (3) Adequate computer, recording, photographic, and other equipment of sufficient quantity, quality, and versatility to permit preservation of evidence; (4) The confidential employment of experts and specialists, or, if such funds are not included in the public defender budget, requests for experts must be held ex parte if so requ...

...n. (3) The attorney's out-of-court duties, including meetings with clients, witnesses, experts, and other persons involved in cases; research and writing of briefs, memoranda, motions, and letters; management or supervisory duties; and office or clerical work. (4) The attorney's access to information technology, including online research tools, online court dockets, and case file information...