Ohio 136th General Assembly Status: Introduced 1 R cosponsors

SB 300 — Regards the Treasurer of State

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This bill has been introduced in the Senate. Introduced October 21, 2025. It must pass committee before a floor vote.

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In plain language

The bill amends various sections related to the Treasurer of State's duties and responsibilities.

This bill updates multiple existing sections of the law concerning the Treasurer of State, including amendments and repeals. It aims to clarify and reorganize the powers and responsibilities associated with this office.

Summary

To amend sections 113.05, 113.051, 113.09, 113.16, 113.53, 117.44, 118.05, 120.52, 135.01, 135.032, 135.14, 135.143, 135.22, 135.35, 135.45, 135.451, 151.01, 164.09, 183.51, 317.36, 319.63, 321.46, 321.47, 1557.03, 3307.12, 3334.08, 3334.11, 3705.242, 3737.945, 3953.231, 4511.19, 4705.09, 4705.10, 5528.54, 5725.22, 5725.23, 5729.05, 5729.10, 5739.17, 5747.51, and 6101.51; to amend, for the purpose of adopting a new section number as indicated in parentheses, section 135.45 (113.07); to enact section 113.052; and to repeal sections 113.10 and 113.43 of the Revised Code relating to the Treasurer of State.

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Plain-language change summary

The latest version of Bill SB 300 includes changes to several sections of the law relating to the Treasurer of State. Notably, sections 113.10 and 113.43 have been repealed, while a new section, 113.052, has been introduced. These updates streamline the code and reflect changes in how the state's financial responsibilities are organized. This matters because clearer laws can improve efficiency and accountability in state finances.

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300 2025-2026 Senator Roegner To amend sections 113.05, 113.051, 113.09, 113.16, 1 113.53, 117.44, 118.05, 120.52, 135.01, 135.032, 2 135.14, 135.143, 135.22, 135.35, 135.45, 3 135.451, 151.01, 164.09, 183.51, 317.36, 319.63, 4 321.46, 321.47, 1557.03, 3307.12, 3334.08, 5 3334.11, 3705.242, 3737.945, 3953.231, 4511.19, 6 4705.09, 4705.10, 5528.54, 5725.22, 5725.23, 7 5729.05, 5729.10, 5739.17, 5747.51, and 6101.51;
300 2025-2026 Senator Roegner To amend sections 113.05, 113.051, 113.09, 113.16, 1 117.44, 118.05, 120.52, 128.54, 135.01, 135.032, 2 135.14, 135.143, 135.22, 135.35, 135.45, 3 135.451, 151.01, 164.09, 183.51, 317.36, 319.63, 4 321.46, 321.47, 323.611, 956.13, 1557.03, 5 3307.12, 3333.374, 3334.08, 3334.11, 3705.242, 6 3737.945, 3953.231, 4511.19, 4705.09, 4705.10, 7 5528.54, 5725.22, 5725.23, 5729.05, 5729.10, 8 5739.17, 5747.51, and 6101.51;
8 to amend, for the purpose of adopting a new 9 section number as indicated in parentheses, 10 section 135.45 (113.07);
to amend, for the 9 purpose of adopting a new section number as 10 indicated in parentheses, section 135.45 11 (113.07);
to enact section 11 113.052;
to enact section 113.052;
and to repeal sections 113.10 and 12 113.43 of the Revised Code relating to the 13 Treasurer of State.
and to 12 repeal sections 113.10 and 113.43 of the Revised 13 Code relating to the Treasurer of State.
That sections 113.05, 113.051, 113.09, 113.16, 15 113.53, 117.44, 118.05, 120.52, 135.01, 135.032, 135.14, 16 135.143, 135.22, 135.35, 135.45, 135.451, 151.01, 164.09, 17 183.51, 317.36, 319.63, 321.46, 321.47, 1557.03, 3307.12, 18 3334.08, 3334.11, 3705.242, 3737.945, 3953.231, 4511.19, 19 4705.09, 4705.10, 5528.54, 5725.22, 5725.23, 5729.05, 5729.10, 20 5739.17, 5747.51, and 6101.51 be amended;
That sections 113.05, 113.051, 113.09, 113.16, 15 117.44, 118.05, 120.52, 128.54, 135.01, 135.032, 135.14, 16 135.143, 135.22, 135.35, 135.45, 135.451, 151.01, 164.09, 17 183.51, 317.36, 319.63, 321.46, 321.47, 323.611, 956.13, 18 1557.03, 3307.12, 3333.374, 3334.08, 3334.11, 3705.242, 19 3737.945, 3953.231, 4511.19, 4705.09, 4705.10, 5528.54, 5725.22, 20 5725.23, 5729.05, 5729.10, 5739.17, 5747.51, and 6101.51 be 21 Sub.
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300 Page 2 As Introduced (113.07) be amended for the purpose of adopting a new section 22 number as indicated in parentheses;
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and section 113.052 of the 23 Revised Code be enacted to read as follows:
section 135.45 (113.07) be amended for the purpose of 22 adopting a new section number as indicated in parentheses;
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and 23 section 113.052 of the Revised Code be enacted to read as 24 follows:
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(A) As used in sections 113.05 to 113.40 of 25 the Revised Code:
(A) As used in sections 113.05 to 113.40 of 26 the Revised Code:
26 (1) "Account," "appropriation," "disbursement," 27 "electronic funds transfer," "fund," and "warrant" have the same 28 meanings as in section 131.01 of the Revised Code.
27 (1) "Account," "appropriation," "disbursement," 28 "electronic funds transfer," "fund," and "warrant" have the same 29 meanings as in section 131.01 of the Revised Code.
29 (2) "Active deposit" and "interim deposit" have the same 30 meanings as in section 135.01 of the Revised Code.
30 (2) "Active deposit" and "interim deposit" have the same 31 meanings as in section 135.01 of the Revised Code.
31 (3) "Assets" has the same meaning as in section 131.01 of 32 the Revised Code, but does not include items held in safekeeping 33 by the treasurer of state including, but not limited to, 34 collateral pledged to a state agency.
32 (3) "Assets" has the same meaning as in section 131.01 of 33 the Revised Code, but does not include items held in safekeeping 34 by the treasurer of state including, but not limited to, 35 collateral pledged to a state agency.
35 (3) "Custodial funds" do not include items held in 36 safekeeping by the treasurer of state including, but not limited 37 to, collateral pledged to a state agency.
36 (3) "Custodial funds" do not include items held in 37 safekeeping by the treasurer of state including, but not limited 38 to, collateral pledged to a state agency.
38 (B) The state treasury consists of the moneys, claims, 39 bonds, notes, other obligations, stocks, and other securities, 40 receipts or other evidences of ownership, and other intangible 41 assets of the state that are required by law to be deposited in 42 the state treasury or are otherwise a part of the state 43 treasury.
39 (B) The state treasury consists of the moneys, claims, 40 bonds, notes, other obligations, stocks, and other securities, 41 receipts or other evidences of ownership, and other intangible 42 assets of the state that are required by law to be deposited in 43 the state treasury or are otherwise a part of the state 44 treasury.
All assets of the state treasury shall be kept in the 44 rooms assigned the treasurer of state, with the vaults, safes, 45 and other appliances therein;
All assets of the state treasury shall be kept in the 45 rooms assigned the treasurer of state, with the vaults, safes, 46 and other appliances therein;
46 (1) Securities and other assets required by law to be 47 deposited or kept in the state treasury may be deposited for 48 safekeeping with the federal reserve bank of Cleveland, Ohio or 49 , secured and insured depositories in or out of this state, or 50 S.
47 (1) Securities and other assets required by law to be 48 deposited or kept in the state treasury may be deposited for 49 safekeeping with the federal reserve bank of Cleveland, Ohio or 50 Sub.
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300 Page 3 As Introduced other qualified custodians as designated by the treasurer of 51 state.
300 Page 3 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee , secured and insured depositories in or out of this state, or 51 other qualified custodians as designated by the treasurer of 52 state.
52 (2) Public moneys may Active deposits shall be kept in 53 constituted state depositories designated by the state board of 54 deposit pursuant to section 135.12 of the Revised Code and 55 secured for repayment pursuant to section 135.18 of the Revised 56 Code.
53 (2) Public moneys may Active deposits shall be kept in 54 constituted state depositories designated by the state board of 55 deposit pursuant to section 135.12 of the Revised Code and 56 secured for repayment pursuant to section 135.18 of the Revised 57 Code.
57 (3) Interim deposits shall be invested in accordance with 58 section 135.143 of the Revised Code and held in safekeeping 59 pursuant to division (B)(1) of this section.
58 (3) Interim deposits shall be invested in accordance with 59 section 135.143 of the Revised Code and held in safekeeping 60 pursuant to division (B)(1) of this section.
60 (C)(C)(1) The custodial funds of the treasurer of state 61 consist of the moneys, claims, bonds, notes, other obligations, 62 stocks, and other securities, receipts or other evidences of 63 ownership, and other intangible assets that are required by law 64 to be kept in the custody of the treasurer of state but are not 65 part of the state treasury.
61 (C)(C)(1) The custodial funds of the treasurer of state 62 consist of the moneys, claims, bonds, notes, other obligations, 63 stocks, and other securities, receipts or other evidences of 64 ownership, and other intangible assets that are required by law 65 to be kept in the custody of the treasurer of state but are not 66 part of the state treasury.
All assets of the custodial funds of 66 the treasurer of state shall be kept in either or both any of 67 the following:
All assets of the custodial funds of 67 the treasurer of state shall be kept in either or both any of 68 the following:
68 (1)(a) The rooms assigned the treasurer of state, with the 69 vaults, safes, and other appliances therein;
69 (1)(a) The rooms assigned the treasurer of state, with the 70 vaults, safes, and other appliances therein;
70 (2)(b) The federal reserve bank of Cleveland, Ohio or , 71 secured and insured depositories in or out of this state, or 72 other qualified custodians as designated by the treasurer of 73 state;
71 (2)(b) The federal reserve bank of Cleveland, Ohio or , 72 secured and insured depositories in or out of this state, or 73 other qualified custodians as designated by the treasurer of 74 state;
74 (c) Active deposits shall be kept in depositories 75 designated by the state board of deposit pursuant to section 76 135.12 of the Revised Code and secured for repayment pursuant to 77 section 135.18 of the Revised Code;
75 (c) Active deposits shall be kept in depositories 76 designated by the state board of deposit pursuant to section 77 135.12 of the Revised Code and secured for repayment pursuant to 78 section 135.18 of the Revised Code;
78 (d) Interim deposits may be invested in the Ohio 79 S.
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300 Page 4 As Introduced subdivision's fund established in the custody of the treasurer 80 of state pursuant to section 113.07 of the Revised Code;
300 Page 4 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee (d) Interim deposits may be invested in the Ohio 80 subdivision's fund established in the custody of the treasurer 81 of state pursuant to section 113.07 of the Revised Code;
81 (e) When the Revised Code allows the administrator or 82 owner of the custodial fund to invest in securities or other 83 assets, those securities and other assets shall be held in 84 safekeeping pursuant to division (C)(1)(b) of this section.
82 (e) When the Revised Code allows the administrator or 83 owner of the custodial fund to invest in securities or other 84 assets, those securities and other assets shall be held in 85 safekeeping pursuant to division (C)(1)(b) of this section.
85 (2) Notwithstanding any contrary provision in division (B) 86 or (C) of this section, money held in a depository account of a 87 partnership, trust, limited liability company, corporation, or 88 any other legal entity authorized to transact business in this 89 state that has been established for the investment of funds 90 pursuant to section 145.11, 742.11, 3307.15, 3309.15, 3334.11, 91 4123.44, or 5505.06 of the Revised Code is not public money or 92 an active deposit for the purposes of Chapters 113.
86 (2) Notwithstanding any contrary provision in division (B) 87 or (C) of this section, money held in a depository account of a 88 partnership, trust, limited liability company, corporation, or 89 any other legal entity authorized to transact business in this 90 state that has been established for the investment of funds 91 pursuant to section 145.11, 742.11, 3307.15, 3309.15, 3334.11, 92 4123.44, or 5505.06 of the Revised Code is not public money or 93 an active deposit for the purposes of Chapters 113.
of 93 the Revised Code and shall not be considered to be in the 94 custody of the treasurer of state or subject to the state board 95 of deposit.
of 94 the Revised Code and shall not be considered to be in the 95 custody of the treasurer of state or subject to the state board 96 of deposit.
96 (D) Assets of the state treasury shall not be commingled 97 with assets of the custodial funds of the treasurer of state.
97 (D) Assets of the state treasury shall not be commingled 98 with assets of the custodial funds of the treasurer of state.
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(A) The treasurer of state or the officer 99 who performs the duties of the office of treasurer of state is 100 the custodian of the funds required by law to be kept in the 101 custody of the treasurer of state.
(A) The treasurer of state or the officer 100 who performs the duties of the office of treasurer of state is 101 the custodian of the funds required by law to be kept in the 102 custody of the treasurer of state.
The In connection with the 102 custodial funds described in division (C) of section 113.05 of 103 the Revised Code or as otherwise required by law, the custodial 104 duties of the treasurer of state include safekeeping the 105 custodial funds active deposits and investment assets of an 106 owner or administrator;
The In connection with the 103 custodial funds described in division (C) of section 113.05 of 104 the Revised Code or as otherwise required by law, the custodial 105 duties of the treasurer of state include safekeeping the 106 custodial funds active deposits and investment assets of an 107 owner or administrator;
collecting principal, dividends, 107 distributions, and interest on custodial funds active deposits 108 and investments of an owner or administrator;
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300 Page 5 As Introduced transferring, and collecting the purchase or sale price of 110 investments.
300 Page 5 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee and investments of an owner or administrator;
The duties of the treasurer of state do not include 111 making investment decisions of an owner, administrator, or its 112 authorized agents or monitoring compliance with an owner's or 113 administrator's internal investment policies.
and paying for, 110 transferring, and collecting the purchase or sale price of 111 investments.
The treasurer of 114 state is not responsible for the investment decisions of an 115 owner, administrator, or agent, compliance with the owner's or 116 administrator's internal investment policies, or any unlawful 117 activities of an owner, administrator, or its authorized agents.
The duties of the treasurer of state do not include 112 making investment decisions of an owner, administrator, or its 113 authorized agents or monitoring compliance with an owner's or 114 administrator's internal investment policies.
118 (B) The treasurer of state may enter into a sub-custody or 119 other agency agreement with a trustee who meets the requirements 120 of section 135.18 1111.02 of the Revised Code to execute the 121 custodial duties required by lawunder division (A) of this 122 section.
The treasurer of 115 state is not responsible for the investment decisions of an 116 owner, administrator, or agent, compliance with the owner's or 117 administrator's internal investment policies, or any unlawful 118 activities of an owner, administrator, or its authorized agents.
The agreement shall apply to the custodial funds and 123 investment assets of an owner or administrator.
119 (B) The treasurer of state may enter into a sub-custody or 120 other agency agreement with a trustee who meets the requirements 121 of section 135.18 1111.02 of the Revised Code to execute the 122 custodial duties required by lawunder division (A) of this 123 section.
The agreement 124 may provide that the trustee has primary responsibility for 125 custody of the funds and investments and any related depository 126 accounts in order to execute an owner's or administrator's 127 instructions.
The agreement shall apply to the custodial funds and 124 investment assets of an owner or administrator.
The treasurer of state or the treasurer's 128 authorized agent may enter into additional agreements as 129 necessary to facilitate an owner's or administrator's 130 transactions.
The agreement 125 may provide that the trustee has primary responsibility for 126 custody of the funds and investments and any related depository 127 accounts in order to execute an owner's or administrator's 128 instructions.
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The treasurer of state or the treasurer's 129 authorized agent may enter into additional agreements as 130 necessary to facilitate an owner's or administrator's 131 transactions.
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(A) The treasurer of state, employees of the 132 treasurer of state, and their bondspersons or sureties, when 133 depositing or investing funds pursuant to this chapter and 134 Chapter 135.
(A) The treasurer of state, employees of the 133 treasurer of state, and their bondspersons or sureties, when 134 depositing or investing funds pursuant to this chapter and 135 Chapter 135.
of the Revised Code, shall be relieved from any 135 liability for the loss of any public money deposited or invested 136 by them when they have acted pursuant to law.
of the Revised Code, shall be relieved from any 136 liability for the loss of any public money deposited or invested 137 by them when they have acted pursuant to law.
Further, in no 137 event shall liability attach to the treasurer of state or 138 employees of the treasurer of state where the proximate cause of 139 any loss related to the investment in, sale, or liquidation of 140 S.
Further, in no 138 event shall liability attach to the treasurer of state or 139 employees of the treasurer of state where the proximate cause of 140 Sub.
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300 Page 6 As Introduced any investment when such loss is due to a risk arising from an 141 investment prudently made under their investment authority set 142 forth in this chapter and Chapter 135.
300 Page 6 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee any loss related to the investment in, sale, or liquidation of 141 any investment when such loss is due to a risk arising from an 142 investment prudently made under their investment authority set 143 forth in this chapter and Chapter 135.
143 (B) This section applies to the deposit or investment of 144 any public money, including funds in the following categories:
144 (B) This section applies to the deposit or investment of 145 any public money, including funds in the following categories:
145 (1) Active deposits of the state;
146 (1) Active deposits of the state;
146 (2) Interim deposits of the state;
147 (2) Interim deposits of the state;
147 (3) The state treasurer's investment pool described in 148 section 113.07 of the Revised Code;
148 (3) The state treasurer's investment pool described in 149 section 113.07 of the Revised Code;
149 (4) Temporary investment pools of bond proceeds;
150 (4) Temporary investment pools of bond proceeds;
150 (5) Funds in the Ohio subdivision's fund described in 151 section 113.07 of the Revised Code;
151 (5) Funds in the Ohio subdivision's fund described in 152 section 113.07 of the Revised Code;
152 (6) Securities lending as authorized by section 135.47 of 153 the Revised Code;
153 (6) Securities lending as authorized by section 135.47 of 154 the Revised Code;
154 (7) Investments related to any strategic reserve that the 155 treasurer of state or employees of the treasurer of state are 156 authorized to invest pursuant to the Revised Code.
155 (7) Investments related to any strategic reserve that the 156 treasurer of state or employees of the treasurer of state are 157 authorized to invest pursuant to the Revised Code.
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(A) Subject to division (B) of this 158 section, a treasurer, governing board, or investing authority of 159 a subdivision or state entity may pay public moneys of the 160 subdivision or state entity into the Ohio subdivision's fund, 161 which may be established in the custody of the treasurer of 162 state.
(A) Subject to division (B) of this 159 section, a treasurer, governing board, or investing authority of 160 a subdivision or state entity may pay public moneys of the 161 subdivision or state entity into the Ohio subdivision's fund, 162 which may be established in the custody of the treasurer of 163 state.
The treasurer of state shall invest the moneys in the 163 fund in separately managed accounts and pooled accounts, 164 including the state treasurer's investment pool, in the same 165 manner, in the same types of instruments, and subject to the 166 same limitations provided for the deposit and investment of 167 interim moneys of the state, except that the fund shall not be 168 S.
The treasurer of state shall invest the moneys in the 164 fund in separately managed accounts and pooled accounts, 165 including the state treasurer's investment pool, in the same 166 manner, in the same types of instruments, and subject to the 167 same limitations provided for the deposit and investment of 168 Sub.
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300 Page 7 As Introduced invested in the linked deposits authorized under section 135.61 169 of the Revised Code.
300 Page 7 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee interim moneys of the state, except that the fund shall not be 169 invested in the linked deposits authorized under section 135.61 170 of the Revised Code.
A treasurer, governing board, or investing 170 authority of a subdivision or state entity shall designate two 171 or more authorized signers associated with each account of the 172 subdivision or state entity that is managed by the treasurer of 173 state in the treasurer of state's investment pool.
A treasurer, governing board, or investing 171 authority of a subdivision or state entity shall designate two 172 or more authorized signers associated with each account of the 173 subdivision or state entity that is managed by the treasurer of 174 state in the treasurer of state's investment pool.
The 174 authorized person shall deposit redemptions made from a 175 subdivision's or state entity's account only into the 176 subdivision's treasury or state entity's custodial account at 177 the public depository so designated by the subdivision's 178 governing board or the state board of deposit.
The 175 authorized person shall deposit redemptions made from a 176 subdivision's or state entity's account only into the 177 subdivision's treasury or state entity's custodial account at 178 the public depository so designated by the subdivision's 179 governing board or the state board of deposit.
179 (B)(1) On and after July 1, 1997, a treasurer, governing 180 board, or investing authority of a subdivision or state entity 181 that has not entered into an agreement with the treasurer of 182 state under division (C) of this section shall not invest public 183 moneys of the subdivision or state entity in a pooled account of 184 the Ohio subdivision's fund under division (B)(6) of section 185 135.14 of the Revised Code or division (A)(6) of section 135.35 186 of the Revised Code if the pool does not maintain the highest 187 letter or numerical rating provided by at least one nationally 188 recognized statistical rating organization.
180 (B)(1) On and after July 1, 1997, a treasurer, governing 181 board, or investing authority of a subdivision or state entity 182 that has not entered into an agreement with the treasurer of 183 state under division (C) of this section shall not invest public 184 moneys of the subdivision or state entity in a pooled account of 185 the Ohio subdivision's fund under division (B)(6) of section 186 135.14 of the Revised Code or division (A)(6) of section 135.35 187 of the Revised Code if the pool does not maintain the highest 188 letter or numerical rating provided by at least one nationally 189 recognized statistical rating organization.
189 (2) Upon receipt of notice that the pool does not maintain 190 the highest letter or numerical rating required under division 191 (B)(1) of this section, the treasurer of state shall have ninety 192 days to obtain the required highest letter or numerical rating.
190 (2) Upon receipt of notice that the pool does not maintain 191 the highest letter or numerical rating required under division 192 (B)(1) of this section, the treasurer of state shall have ninety 193 days to obtain the required highest letter or numerical rating.
193 If the treasurer of state fails to obtain the required highest 194 letter or numerical rating, the treasurer of state shall have an 195 additional one hundred eighty days to develop a plan to dissolve 196 the pool.
194 If the treasurer of state fails to obtain the required highest 195 letter or numerical rating, the treasurer of state shall have an 196 additional one hundred eighty days to develop a plan to dissolve 197 the pool.
The plan shall include reasonable standards for the 197 equitable return of public moneys in the pool to those 198 subdivisions and state entities participating in the pool.
The plan shall include reasonable standards for the 198 equitable return of public moneys in the pool to those 199 Sub.
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300 Page 8 As Introduced (3) Treasurers, governing boards, or investing authorities 200 of subdivisions and state entities participating in the pool 201 shall not be required to divest in the pool during the initial 202 one hundred eighty days following the treasurer of state's 203 receipt of notice under division (B)(2) of this section.
300 Page 8 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee subdivisions and state entities participating in the pool.
204 (C) A treasurer, governing board, or investing authority 205 of a subdivision or state entity that wishes to invest public 206 moneys of the subdivision in a separately managed account or 207 pooled account of the Ohio subdivision's fund may enter into an 208 agreement with the treasurer of state that sets forth the manner 209 in which the money is to be invested.
200 (3) Treasurers, governing boards, or investing authorities 201 of subdivisions and state entities participating in the pool 202 shall not be required to divest in the pool during the initial 203 one hundred eighty days following the treasurer of state's 204 receipt of notice under division (B)(2) of this section.
The treasurer of state 210 shall invest the moneys in accordance with the agreement, 211 subject to the limitations set forth in division (A) of this 212 section.
205 (C) A treasurer, governing board, or investing authority 206 of a subdivision or state entity that wishes to invest public 207 moneys of the subdivision in a separately managed account or 208 pooled account of the Ohio subdivision's fund may enter into an 209 agreement with the treasurer of state that sets forth the manner 210 in which the money is to be invested.
For purposes of this division, the limitation on 213 investments in debt interests provided in division (A)(11)(a) of 214 section 135.143 of the Revised Code shall not apply to a 215 subdivision's or state entity's excess reserves.
The treasurer of state 211 shall invest the moneys in accordance with the agreement, 212 subject to the limitations set forth in division (A) of this 213 section.
216 (D) The treasurer of state shall adopt such rules as are 217 necessary for the implementation of this section, including the 218 efficient administration of and accounting for the separately 219 managed accounts and pooled accounts, including the state 220 treasurer's investment pool, and the specification of minimum 221 amounts that may be paid into such pools and minimum periods of 222 time for which such payments shall be retained in the pools.
For purposes of this division, the limitation on 214 investments in debt interests provided in division (A)(11)(a) of 215 section 135.143 of the Revised Code shall not apply to a 216 subdivision's or state entity's excess reserves.
The 223 rules shall provide for the administrative expenses of the 224 separately managed accounts and pooled accounts, including the 225 state treasurer's investment pool, to be paid from the earnings 226 and for the interest earnings in excess of such expenses to be 227 credited to the several treasurers, governing boards, and 228 investing authorities participating in a pool in a manner which 229 equitably reflects the differing amounts of their respective 230 S.
217 (D) The treasurer of state shall adopt such rules as are 218 necessary for the implementation of this section, including the 219 efficient administration of and accounting for the separately 220 managed accounts and pooled accounts, including the state 221 treasurer's investment pool, and the specification of minimum 222 amounts that may be paid into such pools and minimum periods of 223 time for which such payments shall be retained in the pools.
The 224 rules shall provide for the administrative expenses of the 225 separately managed accounts and pooled accounts, including the 226 state treasurer's investment pool, to be paid from the earnings 227 and for the interest earnings in excess of such expenses to be 228 credited to the several treasurers, governing boards, and 229 Sub.
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300 Page 9 As Introduced investments in the pool and the differing periods of time for 231 which such amounts are in the pool.
300 Page 9 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee investing authorities participating in a pool in a manner which 230 equitably reflects the differing amounts of their respective 231 investments in the pool and the differing periods of time for 232 which such amounts are in the pool.
232 (E) The treasurer of state shall give bond with sufficient 233 sureties, payable to the treasurers, governing boards, and 234 investing authorities of subdivisions and state entities 235 participating in the fund, for the benefit of the subdivisions 236 whose moneys are paid into the fund for investment, in the total 237 penal sum of two hundred fifty thousand dollars, conditioned for 238 the faithful discharge of the treasurer of state's duties in 239 relation to the fund.
233 (E) The treasurer of state shall give bond with sufficient 234 sureties, payable to the treasurers, governing boards, and 235 investing authorities of subdivisions and state entities 236 participating in the fund, for the benefit of the subdivisions 237 whose moneys are paid into the fund for investment, in the total 238 penal sum of two hundred fifty thousand dollars, conditioned for 239 the faithful discharge of the treasurer of state's duties in 240 relation to the fund.
240 (F) The treasurer of state and the treasurer of state's 241 bonders or surety are liable for the loss of any interim moneys 242 of the state, state entities, and subdivisions invested under 243 this section to the same extent the treasurer of state and the 244 treasurer of state's bonders or surety are liable for the loss 245 of public moneys under section 135.19 of the Revised Code.
241 (F) The treasurer of state and the treasurer of state's 242 bonders or surety are liable for the loss of any interim moneys 243 of the state, state entities, and subdivisions invested under 244 this section to the same extent the treasurer of state and the 245 treasurer of state's bonders or surety are liable for the loss 246 of public moneys under section 135.19 of the Revised Code.
246 (G) As used in this section:
247 (G) As used in this section:
247 (1) "Interim moneys" and "governing board" have the same 248 meanings as in section 135.01 of the Revised Code.
248 (1) "Interim moneys" and "governing board" have the same 249 meanings as in section 135.01 of the Revised Code.
249 (2)(a) "Subdivision" has the same meaning as in section 250 135.01 of the Revised Code, but also includes a county, a 251 municipal corporation that has adopted a charter under Article 252 XVIII, Ohio Constitution, or any government entity for which the 253 fund is a permissible investment.
250 (2)(a) "Subdivision" has the same meaning as in section 251 135.01 of the Revised Code, but also includes a county, a 252 municipal corporation that has adopted a charter under Article 253 XVIII, Ohio Constitution, or any government entity for which the 254 fund is a permissible investment.
254 (b) "State entity" means the general assembly, the supreme 255 court, the court of claims, the office of an elected state 256 officer, or a department, bureau, board, office, commission, 257 agency, institution of higher education, retirement system, or 258 other institution or instrumentality of this state established 259 S.
255 (b) "State entity" means the general assembly, the supreme 256 court, the court of claims, the office of an elected state 257 officer, or a department, bureau, board, office, commission, 258 Sub.
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260 (c) "Public moneys of a subdivision" has the same meaning 261 as in section 135.01 of the Revised Code, but also includes 262 "public moneys" as defined in section 135.31 of the Revised 263 Code, and funds held in the custody of the treasurer of state 264 notwithstanding any limitations on the permissible investments 265 of such funds.
261 (c) "Public moneys of a subdivision" has the same meaning 262 as in section 135.01 of the Revised Code, but also includes 263 "public moneys" as defined in section 135.31 of the Revised 264 Code, and funds held in the custody of the treasurer of state 265 notwithstanding any limitations on the permissible investments 266 of such funds.
266 (3) "Treasurer" has the same meaning as in sections 135.01 267 and 135.31 of the Revised Code.
267 (3) "Treasurer" has the same meaning as in sections 135.01 268 and 135.31 of the Revised Code.
268 (4) "Investing authority" has the same meaning as in 269 section 135.31 of the Revised Code.
269 (4) "Investing authority" has the same meaning as in 270 section 135.31 of the Revised Code.
270 (5) "Excess reserves" means the amount of a subdivision's 271 public moneys that exceed the average of a subdivision's annual 272 operating expenses in the immediately preceding three fiscal 273 years.
271 (5) "Excess reserves" means the amount of a subdivision's 272 public moneys that exceed the average of a subdivision's annual 273 operating expenses in the immediately preceding three fiscal 274 years.
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Except as provided in section 113.10 of the 275 Revised Code, all All moneys deposited with the treasurer of 276 state, the disposition of which is not otherwise provided for by 277 law, shall be credited to the general revenue fund, which is 278 hereby created in the state treasury.
Except as provided in section 113.10 of the 276 Revised Code, all All moneys deposited with the treasurer of 277 state, the disposition of which is not otherwise provided for by 278 law, shall be credited to the general revenue fund, which is 279 hereby created in the state treasury.
If a warrant for the 279 payment of money from the state treasury has been illegally or 280 improperly issued, or the amount of a warrant exceeds the sum 281 that should have been named therein, and payment of such warrant 282 or excess has been made by the treasurer of state, the director 283 of budget and management shall, unless the account of the 284 appropriation from which it was paid has been closed, credit the 285 amount collected to such appropriation;
If a warrant for the 280 payment of money from the state treasury has been illegally or 281 improperly issued, or the amount of a warrant exceeds the sum 282 that should have been named therein, and payment of such warrant 283 or excess has been made by the treasurer of state, the director 284 of budget and management shall, unless the account of the 285 appropriation from which it was paid has been closed, credit the 286 amount collected to such appropriation;
but, if such account has 286 been closed, the director shall credit the amount so collected 287 to the fund on which the warrant was originally drawn.
but, if such account has 287 Sub.
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300 Page 11 As Introduced All investment earnings on moneys deposited in the state 289 treasury shall be credited to the general revenue fund unless:
300 Page 11 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee been closed, the director shall credit the amount so collected 288 to the fund on which the warrant was originally drawn.
290 (A) The disposition of the earnings is otherwise provided 291 for by law;
289 All investment earnings on moneys deposited in the state 290 treasury shall be credited to the general revenue fund unless:
292 (B) The director has provided in the plan approved under 293 section 131.36 of the Revised Code that a different fund is 294 entitled to the earnings.
291 (A) The disposition of the earnings is otherwise provided 292 for by law;
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293 (B) The director has provided in the plan approved under 294 section 131.36 of the Revised Code that a different fund is 295 entitled to the earnings.
296 Sec.
If upon At the conclusion of an audit there 296 is found in the state treasury and the custodial funds of the 297 treasurer of state the moneys, claims, bonds, notes, other 298 obligations, stocks, and other securities, receipts or other 299 evidences of ownership, and other intangible assets which should 300 be in the state treasury or in the custodial funds of the 301 treasurer of stateunder section 113.14 of the Revised Code, the 302 auditors shall make triplicate written certificates of the fact 303 over a report of their findings and the report shall contain 304 their official signatures.
If upon At the conclusion of an audit there 297 is found in the state treasury and the custodial funds of the 298 treasurer of state the moneys, claims, bonds, notes, other 299 obligations, stocks, and other securities, receipts or other 300 evidences of ownership, and other intangible assets which should 301 be in the state treasury or in the custodial funds of the 302 treasurer of stateunder section 113.14 of the Revised Code, the 303 auditors shall make triplicate written certificates of the fact 304 over a report of their findings and the report shall contain 305 their official signatures.
One of the certificates reports shall 305 be delivered to the treasurer of state and recorded in his 306 office, one to the auditor of state and recorded in his office, 307 and one to the governor and recorded in his office.
One of the certificates reports shall 306 be delivered to the treasurer of state and recorded in his 307 office, one to the auditor of state and recorded in his office, 308 and one to the governor and recorded in his office.
308 If upon an audit, under section 113.14 of the Revised 309 Code, a deficiency is found in the moneys, claims, bonds, notes, 310 other obligations, stocks, and other securities, receipts or 311 other evidences of ownership, or other intangible assets which 312 should be in the state treasury or in the custodial funds of the 313 treasurer of state, or any irregularity or omission in the 314 business of the office or in keeping accounts, the auditors 315 shall state particularly the deficiency, irregularity, or 316 omission.
309 If upon an audit, under section 113.14 of the Revised 310 Code, a deficiency is found in the moneys, claims, bonds, notes, 311 other obligations, stocks, and other securities, receipts or 312 other evidences of ownership, or other intangible assets which 313 should be in the state treasury or in the custodial funds of the 314 treasurer of state, or any irregularity or omission in the 315 business of the office or in keeping accounts, the auditors 316 Sub.
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(A) A designated beneficiary, or a trustee or 318 guardian of a designated beneficiary who lacks capacity to enter 319 into an agreement, may apply, on forms prescribed by the 320 treasurer of state, to open a program account.
A beneficiary may 321 have only one ABLE account.
The treasurer of state may impose a 322 nonrefundable application fee.
The application shall require the 323 applicant to provide the following information:
324 (1) The name, address, social security number, and birth 325 date of the designated beneficiary;
326 (2) The name, address, and social security number of the 327 designated beneficiary's trustee or guardian, if applicable;
328 (3) Certification by the applicant that the applicant 329 understands the maximum account value and the consequences under 330 division (C) of this section for excess contributions and 331 understands how program account values exceeding the amount 332 designated under section 103 of the "Stephen Beck, Jr., ABLE Act 333 of 2014," 26 U.S.C.
529A note, may affect the applicant's 334 resources for determining the applicant's eligibility for the 335 supplemental security income program;
336 (4) Any additional information required by the treasurer 337 of state.
338 (B)(1) To qualify for a program account, a designated 339 beneficiary must be an eligible individual at the time the 340 program account is opened.
Before opening a program account, the 341 treasurer of state or program manager shall enter into an 342 agreement with the account owner that discloses the requirements 343 and restrictions on contributions and withdrawals from the 344 program account.
345 (2) Any person may make contributions to a program account 346 S.
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349 (C) Contributions to a program account shall be made in 350 cash.
The treasurer of state or program manager shall reject or 351 promptly withdraw a contribution to a program account if that 352 contribution would exceed the annual limits prescribed in 353 subsection (b)(2)(B) of section 529A of the Internal Revenue 354 Code.
The treasurer or program manager shall reject or promptly 355 withdraw a contribution if the value of the program account 356 equals or exceeds the maximum account value or the designated 357 beneficiary is not an eligible individual in the current 358 calendar year.
359 (D)(1) To the extent authorized by federal law, and in 360 accordance with rules adopted by the treasurer of state, an 361 account owner may change the designated beneficiary of a program 362 account to another individual.
363 (2) No account owner may use an interest in an ABLE 364 account as security for a loan.
Any pledge of an interest in an 365 account shall be void and of no force and effect.
366 (E)(1) A distribution from a program account to any 367 individual or for the benefit of any individual during a 368 calendar year shall be reported to the internal revenue service 369 and the designated beneficiary or the distributee to the extent 370 required under state or federal law.
371 (2) Statements shall be provided to each account owner of 372 a program account at least four times each year within thirty 373 days after the end of the quarterly period to which a statement 374 relates.
The statement shall identify the contributions made 375 S.
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380 (3) Statements and information relating to program 381 accounts shall be prepared and filed to the extent required 382 under sections 113.50 to 113.56 of the Revised Code and any 383 other state or federal law.
384 (F) The program shall provide separate accounting for each 385 designated beneficiary.
An annual fee may be imposed upon the 386 account owner for the maintenance of a program account.
387 (G)(1) Money in an ABLE account shall be exempt from 388 attachment, execution, or garnishment as provided in section 389 2329.66 of the Revised Code.
390 (2) Unless required by federal law, money in an ABLE 391 account is not subject to claims made under the medicaid estate 392 recovery program instituted pursuant to section 5162.21 of the 393 Revised Code.
394 (H)(1) Notwithstanding any other provision of state law, 395 all of the following shall be disregarded for the purposes of 396 determining an individual's eligibility for a means-tested 397 public assistance program funded only with state, local, or 398 state and local funds and the amount of assistance or benefits 399 the individual is eligible to receive under the program:
400 (a) Any amount in an ABLE account, including earnings on 401 the account;
402 (b) Any contributions to an ABLE account;
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405 (2) Division (H)(1) of this section applies only to an 406 individual who is either of the following:
407 (a) The designated beneficiary of the ABLE account;
408 (b) An individual whose eligibility for the means-tested 409 program is conditioned on the ABLE account's designated 410 beneficiary disclosing the designated beneficiary's income, 411 resources, or both to the entity administering the means-tested 412 public assistance program.
413 (3) Notwithstanding any provision of the Revised Code to 414 the contrary, all information related to an ABLE account 415 obtained by the treasurer of state under this section is not a 416 public record under section 149.43 of the Revised Code.
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To enhance local officials' background and 418 working knowledge of government accounting, budgeting and 419 financing, financial report preparation, and the rules adopted 420 by the auditor of state, the auditor of state shall hold 421 training programs for persons elected for the first time as 422 township fiscal officers, city auditors, and village clerks, 423 between the first day of December and the first day of April 424 immediately following a general election for any of these 425 offices.
To enhance local officials' background and 319 working knowledge of government accounting, budgeting and 320 financing, financial report preparation, and the rules adopted 321 by the auditor of state, the auditor of state shall hold 322 training programs for persons elected for the first time as 323 township fiscal officers, city auditors, and village clerks, 324 between the first day of December and the first day of April 325 immediately following a general election for any of these 326 offices.
Similar training may also be provided to any township 426 fiscal officer, city auditor, or village clerk who is appointed 427 to fill a vacancy or who is elected in a special election.
Similar training may also be provided to any township 327 fiscal officer, city auditor, or village clerk who is appointed 328 to fill a vacancy or who is elected in a special election.
428 The auditor of state also shall develop and provide an 429 annual training program of continuing education for village 430 clerks.
329 The auditor of state also shall develop and provide an 330 annual training program of continuing education for village 331 clerks.
431 The auditor of state shall determine the manner, content, 432 S.
332 The auditor of state shall determine the manner, content, 333 and length of the training programs after consultation with 334 appropriate statewide organizations of local governmental 335 officials.
The auditor of state shall charge the political 336 subdivisions that the trainees represent a registration fee that 337 will meet actual and necessary expenses of the training, 338 including instructor fees, site acquisition costs, and the cost 339 of course materials.
The necessary personal expenses incurred by 340 the officials as a result of attending the training program 341 shall be borne by the political subdivisions they represent.
342 The auditor of state shall allow any other interested 343 person to attend any of the training programs that the auditor 344 of state holds pursuant to this section;
provided, that before 345 attending any such training program, the interested person shall 346 Sub.
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300 Page 13 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee pay to the auditor of state the full registration fee that the 347 auditor of state has set for the training program.
The auditor of state shall charge the political 435 subdivisions that the trainees represent a registration fee that 436 will meet actual and necessary expenses of the training, 437 including instructor fees, site acquisition costs, and the cost 438 of course materials.
348 The auditor of state may provide any other appropriate 349 training or educational programs that may be developed and 350 offered by the auditor of state or in collaboration with one or 351 more other state agencies, political subdivisions, or other 352 public or private entities.
The necessary personal expenses incurred by 439 the officials as a result of attending the training program 440 shall be borne by the political subdivisions they represent.
353 There is hereby established in the state treasury the 354 auditor of state training program fund, to be used by the 355 auditor of state for the actual and necessary expenses of any 356 training programs held pursuant to this section or section 357 321.46 of the Revised Code.
441 The auditor of state shall allow any other interested 442 person to attend any of the training programs that the auditor 443 of state holds pursuant to this section;
All registration fees collected 358 under this section shall be paid into the fund.
provided, that before 444 attending any such training program, the interested person shall 445 pay to the auditor of state the full registration fee that the 446 auditor of state has set for the training program.
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447 The auditor of state may provide any other appropriate 448 training or educational programs that may be developed and 449 offered by the auditor of state or in collaboration with one or 450 more other state agencies, political subdivisions, or other 451 public or private entities.
452 There is hereby established in the state treasury the 453 auditor of state training program fund, to be used by the 454 auditor of state for the actual and necessary expenses of any 455 training programs held pursuant to this section or section 456 321.46 of the Revised Code.
All registration fees collected 457 under this section shall be paid into the fund.
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(A) Pursuant to the powers of the general 459 assembly and for the purposes of this chapter, upon the 460 occurrence of a fiscal emergency in any municipal corporation, 461 county, or township, as determined pursuant to section 118.04 of 462 S.
(A) Pursuant to the powers of the general 360 assembly and for the purposes of this chapter, upon the 361 occurrence of a fiscal emergency in any municipal corporation, 362 county, or township, as determined pursuant to section 118.04 of 363 the Revised Code, there is established, with respect to that 364 municipal corporation, county, or township, a body both 365 corporate and politic constituting an agency and instrumentality 366 of the state and performing essential governmental functions of 367 the state to be known as the "financial planning and supervision 368 commission for _______________ (name of municipal corporation, 369 county, or township)," which, in that name, may exercise all 370 authority vested in such a commission by this chapter.
Except as 371 otherwise provided in division (L) of this section, a separate 372 commission is established with respect to each municipal 373 corporation, county, or township as to which there is a fiscal 374 emergency as determined under this chapter.
375 (B) A commission shall consist of the following voting 376 Sub.
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Except as 470 otherwise provided in division (L) of this section, a separate 471 commission is established with respect to each municipal 472 corporation, county, or township as to which there is a fiscal 473 emergency as determined under this chapter.
377 (1) Four ex officio members:
474 (B) A commission shall consist of the following voting 475 members:
476 (1) Four ex officio members:
the 477 director of budget and management;
the 378 director of budget and management;
in the case of a municipal 478 corporation, the mayor of the municipal corporation and the 479 presiding officer of the legislative authority of the municipal 480 corporation;
in the case of a municipal 379 corporation, the mayor of the municipal corporation and the 380 presiding officer of the legislative authority of the municipal 381 corporation;
in the case of a county, a member of the board of 481 county commissioners and the county auditor;
in the case of a county, a member of the board of 382 county commissioners and the county auditor;
in the case of a 482 county that has adopted a charter under Article X, Ohio 483 Constitution, and under that charter has both a county executive 484 and a county fiscal officer, the county executive and the county 485 fiscal officer;
in the case of a 383 county that has adopted a charter under Article X, Ohio 384 Constitution, and under that charter has both a county executive 385 and a county fiscal officer, the county executive and the county 386 fiscal officer;
and in the case of a township, a member of the 486 board of township trustees and the county auditor.
and in the case of a township, a member of the 387 board of township trustees and the county auditor.
487 The treasurer of state may designate a deputy treasurer or 488 director an individual within the office of the treasurer of 489 state or any other appropriate person who is not an employee of 490 the treasurer of state's office;
388 The treasurer of state may designate a deputy treasurer or 389 director an individual within the office of the treasurer of 390 state or any other appropriate person who is not an employee of 391 the treasurer of state's office;
the director of budget and 491 management may designate an individual within the office of 492 S.
the director of budget and 392 management may designate an individual within the office of 393 budget and management or any other appropriate person who is not 394 an employee of the office of budget and management;
the 395 presiding officer of the legislative authority of the municipal 396 corporation may designate any other member of the legislative 397 authority;
the board of county commissioners may designate any 398 other member of the board or the fiscal officer of the county;
399 the fiscal officer of a county that has adopted a charter under 400 Article X, Ohio Constitution, may designate an individual within 401 the county fiscal office;
the county auditor may designate an 402 individual within the county auditor's office;
and the board of 403 township trustees may designate any other member of the board or 404 the fiscal officer of the township to attend the meetings of the 405 commission when the ex officio member is absent or unable for 406 any reason to attend.
A designee, when present, shall be counted 407 Sub.
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the 494 presiding officer of the legislative authority of the municipal 495 corporation may designate any other member of the legislative 496 authority;
The designations shall be in writing, 410 executed by the ex officio member or entity making the 411 designation, and filed with the secretary of the commission.
the board of county commissioners may designate any 497 other member of the board or the fiscal officer of the county;
The 412 designations may be changed from time to time in like manner, 413 but due regard shall be given to the need for continuity.
498 the fiscal officer of a county that has adopted a charter under 499 Article X, Ohio Constitution, may designate an individual within 500 the county fiscal office;
414 (2) If a municipal corporation, county, or township has a 415 population of at least one thousand, three additional members 416 appointed not later than fifteen days after the auditor of state 417 determines that a fiscal emergency exists as follows:
the county auditor may designate an 501 individual within the county auditor's office;
418 For a municipal corporation, the governor shall appoint 419 one member;
and the board of 502 township trustees may designate any other member of the board or 503 the fiscal officer of the township to attend the meetings of the 504 commission when the ex officio member is absent or unable for 505 any reason to attend.
the mayor shall appoint one member confirmed by the 420 legislative authority of the municipal corporation;
A designee, when present, shall be counted 506 in determining whether a quorum is present at any meeting of the 507 commission and may vote and participate in all proceedings and 508 actions of the commission.
and the 421 county auditor of the county in which the largest portion of the 422 territory of the municipal corporation is located shall appoint 423 one member.
The designations shall be in writing, 509 executed by the ex officio member or entity making the 510 designation, and filed with the secretary of the commission.
The county auditor may appoint the county auditor to 424 the commission.
The 511 designations may be changed from time to time in like manner, 512 but due regard shall be given to the need for continuity.
425 For a county, the governor shall appoint one member and 426 the board of county commissioners shall appoint two members.
513 (2) If a municipal corporation, county, or township has a 514 population of at least one thousand, three additional members 515 appointed not later than fifteen days after the auditor of state 516 determines that a fiscal emergency exists as follows:
In 427 the case of a county that has adopted a charter under Article X, 428 Ohio Constitution, and under that charter has both a county 429 executive and a county council, the governor shall appoint one 430 member, the county executive shall appoint one member, and the 431 county council shall appoint one member.
517 For a municipal corporation, the governor shall appoint 518 one member;
A member of the board 432 of county commissioners, a county executive, or a member of the 433 county council is ineligible for appointment to the commission 434 under this paragraph.
the mayor shall appoint one member confirmed by the 519 legislative authority of the municipal corporation;
435 For a township, the governor shall appoint one member and 436 the board of township trustees shall appoint two members.
and the 520 county auditor of the county in which the largest portion of the 521 territory of the municipal corporation is located shall appoint 522 one member.
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300 Page 16 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee member of the board of township trustees is ineligible for 438 appointment to the commission under this paragraph.
524 For a county, the governor shall appoint one member and 525 the board of county commissioners shall appoint two members.
439 Each of the three appointed members shall serve during the 440 life of the commission, subject to removal by the appointing 441 authority for misfeasance, nonfeasance, or malfeasance in 442 office.
In 526 the case of a county that has adopted a charter under Article X, 527 Ohio Constitution, and under that charter has both a county 528 executive and a county council, the governor shall appoint one 529 member, the county executive shall appoint one member, and the 530 county council shall appoint one member.
In the event of the death, resignation, incapacity, 443 removal, or ineligibility to serve of an appointed member, the 444 appointing authority that appointed the member shall appoint a 445 successor, except as otherwise provided in division (M) of this 446 section.
A member of the board 531 of county commissioners, a county executive, or a member of the 532 county council is ineligible for appointment to the commission 533 under this paragraph.
447 Each appointed member shall be an individual:
534 For a township, the governor shall appoint one member and 535 the board of township trustees shall appoint two members.
448 Who has knowledge and experience in financial matters, 449 financial management, or business organization or operations;
A 536 member of the board of township trustees is ineligible for 537 appointment to the commission under this paragraph.
450 Whose residency, office, or principal place of 451 professional or business activity is situated within the 452 municipal corporation, county, or township, except that a county 453 auditor who serves on the commission of a municipal corporation 454 is not required to reside or have an office or principal place 455 of professional or business activity in the municipal 456 corporation;
538 Each of the three appointed members shall serve during the 539 life of the commission, subject to removal by the appointing 540 authority for misfeasance, nonfeasance, or malfeasance in 541 office.
457 Who shall not become a candidate for elected public office 458 while serving as a member of the commission, except a county 459 auditor who serves on the commission of a municipal corporation 460 may be a candidate for reelection to the county auditor's 461 office.
In the event of the death, resignation, incapacity, 542 removal, or ineligibility to serve of an appointed member, the 543 appointing authority that appointed the member shall appoint a 544 successor, except as otherwise provided in division (M) of this 545 section.
462 (C) Immediately after appointment of the initial appointed 463 members of the commission, the governor shall call the first 464 meeting of the commission and shall cause written notice of the 465 time, date, and place of the first meeting to be given to each 466 Sub.
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547 Who has knowledge and experience in financial matters, 548 financial management, or business organization or operations;
549 Whose residency, office, or principal place of 550 professional or business activity is situated within the 551 municipal corporation, county, or township, except that a county 552 S.
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556 Who shall not become a candidate for elected public office 557 while serving as a member of the commission, except a county 558 auditor who serves on the commission of a municipal corporation 559 may be a candidate for reelection to the county auditor's 560 office.
468 (D) The director of budget and management shall serve as 469 chairperson of the commission.
561 (C) Immediately after appointment of the initial appointed 562 members of the commission, the governor shall call the first 563 meeting of the commission and shall cause written notice of the 564 time, date, and place of the first meeting to be given to each 565 member of the commission at least forty-eight hours in advance 566 of the meeting.
The commission shall elect one of 470 its members to serve as vice-chairperson and may appoint a 471 secretary and any other officers, who need not be members of the 472 commission, it considers necessary.
567 (D) The director of budget and management shall serve as 568 chairperson of the commission.
The chairperson may remove 473 an appointed member if that member fails to attend three 474 meetings.
The commission shall elect one of 569 its members to serve as vice-chairperson and may appoint a 570 secretary and any other officers, who need not be members of the 571 commission, it considers necessary.
In that event, the appointing authority shall fill the 475 vacancy in the same manner as the original appointment, except 476 as otherwise provided in division (M) of this section.
The chairperson may remove 572 an appointed member if that member fails to attend three 573 meetings.
477 (E) The commission may adopt and alter bylaws and rules, 478 which shall not be subject to section 111.15 or Chapter 119.
In that event, the appointing authority shall fill the 574 vacancy in the same manner as the original appointment, except 575 as otherwise provided in division (M) of this section.
of 479 the Revised Code, for the conduct of its affairs and for the 480 manner, subject to this chapter, in which its powers and 481 functions shall be exercised and embodied.
576 (E) The commission may adopt and alter bylaws and rules, 577 which shall not be subject to section 111.15 or Chapter 119.
482 (F) Four members of a commission established pursuant to 483 divisions (B)(1) and (2) of this section constitute a quorum of 484 the commission.
of 578 the Revised Code, for the conduct of its affairs and for the 579 manner, subject to this chapter, in which its powers and 580 functions shall be exercised and embodied.
The affirmative vote of a majority of the 485 members of the commission is necessary for any action taken by 486 vote of the commission.
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No vacancy in the membership of the 487 commission shall impair the rights of a quorum by such vote to 488 exercise all the rights and perform all the duties of the 489 commission.
Members of the commission, and their designees, are 490 not disqualified from voting by reason of the functions of the 491 other office they hold and are not disqualified from exercising 492 the functions of the other office with respect to the municipal 493 corporation, county, or township, its officers, or the 494 commission.
495 (G) The auditor of state shall serve as the "financial 496 Sub.
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300 Page 18 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee supervisor" to the commission unless the auditor of state elects 497 to contract for that service.
The affirmative vote of a majority of the 584 members of the commission is necessary for any action taken by 585 vote of the commission.
As used in this chapter, 498 "financial supervisor" means the auditor of state.
No vacancy in the membership of the 586 commission shall impair the rights of a quorum by such vote to 587 exercise all the rights and perform all the duties of the 588 commission.
499 (H) At the request of the commission, the auditor of state 500 shall designate employees of the auditor of state's office to 501 assist the commission and the financial supervisor and to 502 coordinate the work of the auditor of state's office and the 503 financial supervisor.
Members of the commission, and their designees, are 589 not disqualified from voting by reason of the functions of the 590 other office they hold and are not disqualified from exercising 591 the functions of the other office with respect to the municipal 592 corporation, county, or township, its officers, or the 593 commission.
Upon the determination of a fiscal 504 emergency in any municipal corporation, county, or township, the 505 municipal corporation, county, or township shall provide the 506 commission with such reasonable office space in the principal 507 building housing city, county, or township government, where 508 feasible, as it determines is necessary to carry out its duties 509 under this chapter.
594 (G) The auditor of state shall serve as the "financial 595 supervisor" to the commission unless the auditor of state elects 596 to contract for that service.
510 (I) The financial supervisor, the members of the 511 commission, the auditor of state, and any person authorized to 512 act on behalf of or assist them shall not be personally liable 513 or subject to any suit, judgment, or claim for damages resulting 514 from the exercise of or failure to exercise the powers, duties, 515 and functions granted to them in regard to their functioning 516 under this chapter, but the commission, the financial 517 supervisor, the auditor of state, and those other persons shall 518 be subject to mandamus proceedings to compel performance of 519 their duties under this chapter and with respect to any debt 520 obligations issued pursuant or subject to this chapter.
As used in this chapter, 597 "financial supervisor" means the auditor of state.
521 (J) At the request of the commission, the administrative 522 head of any state agency shall temporarily assign personnel 523 skilled in accounting and budgeting procedures to assist the 524 commission or the financial supervisor in its duties as 525 financial supervisor.
598 (H) At the request of the commission, the auditor of state 599 shall designate employees of the auditor of state's office to 600 assist the commission and the financial supervisor and to 601 coordinate the work of the auditor of state's office and the 602 financial supervisor.
526 Sub.
Upon the determination of a fiscal 603 emergency in any municipal corporation, county, or township, the 604 municipal corporation, county, or township shall provide the 605 commission with such reasonable office space in the principal 606 building housing city, county, or township government, where 607 feasible, as it determines is necessary to carry out its duties 608 under this chapter.
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609 (I) The financial supervisor, the members of the 610 commission, the auditor of state, and any person authorized to 611 S.
300 Page 22 As Introduced act on behalf of or assist them shall not be personally liable 612 or subject to any suit, judgment, or claim for damages resulting 613 from the exercise of or failure to exercise the powers, duties, 614 and functions granted to them in regard to their functioning 615 under this chapter, but the commission, the financial 616 supervisor, the auditor of state, and those other persons shall 617 be subject to mandamus proceedings to compel performance of 618 their duties under this chapter and with respect to any debt 619 obligations issued pursuant or subject to this chapter.
300 Page 19 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee (K) The appointed members of the commission who are 527 members of the board of township trustees or are not elected 528 officials are not subject to section 102.02 of the Revised Code.
620 (J) At the request of the commission, the administrative 621 head of any state agency shall temporarily assign personnel 622 skilled in accounting and budgeting procedures to assist the 623 commission or the financial supervisor in its duties as 624 financial supervisor.
529 Each appointed member of the commission shall file with the 530 commission a signed written statement setting forth the general 531 nature of sales of goods, property, or services or of loans to 532 the municipal corporation, county, or township with respect to 533 which that commission is established, in which the appointed 534 member has a pecuniary interest or in which any member of the 535 appointed member's immediate family, as defined in section 536 102.01 of the Revised Code, or any corporation, partnership, or 537 enterprise of which the appointed member is an officer, 538 director, or partner, or of which the appointed member or a 539 member of the appointed member's immediate family, as so 540 defined, owns more than a five per cent interest, has a 541 pecuniary interest, and of which sale, loan, or interest such 542 member has knowledge.
625 (K) The appointed members of the commission who are 626 members of the board of township trustees or are not elected 627 officials are not subject to section 102.02 of the Revised Code.
The statement shall be supplemented from 543 time to time to reflect changes in the general nature of any 544 such sales or loans.
628 Each appointed member of the commission shall file with the 629 commission a signed written statement setting forth the general 630 nature of sales of goods, property, or services or of loans to 631 the municipal corporation, county, or township with respect to 632 which that commission is established, in which the appointed 633 member has a pecuniary interest or in which any member of the 634 appointed member's immediate family, as defined in section 635 102.01 of the Revised Code, or any corporation, partnership, or 636 enterprise of which the appointed member is an officer, 637 director, or partner, or of which the appointed member or a 638 member of the appointed member's immediate family, as so 639 defined, owns more than a five per cent interest, has a 640 pecuniary interest, and of which sale, loan, or interest such 641 member has knowledge.
545 (L) A commission is not established with respect to any 546 village or township with a population of less than one thousand 547 as of the most recent federal decennial census.
The statement shall be supplemented from 642 S.
Upon the 548 occurrence of a fiscal emergency in such a village or township, 549 the auditor of state shall serve as the financial supervisor of 550 the village or township and shall have all the powers and 551 responsibilities of a commission, including the powers and 552 responsibilities described in section 118.07 of the Revised 553 Code.
554 (M)(1) Notwithstanding any contrary provision of division 555 (B)(2) or (D) of this section, if one or more appointed seats on 556 a commission that was established before October 17, 2017, are 557 Sub.
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300 Page 23 As Introduced time to time to reflect changes in the general nature of any 643 such sales or loans.
300 Page 20 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee or become vacant, division (M) of this section applies 558 concerning the commission.
644 (L) A commission is not established with respect to any 645 village or township with a population of less than one thousand 646 as of the most recent federal decennial census.
559 (2) In the case of a commission established with respect 560 to a municipal corporation:
Upon the 647 occurrence of a fiscal emergency in such a village or township, 648 the auditor of state shall serve as the financial supervisor of 649 the village or township and shall have all the powers and 650 responsibilities of a commission, including the powers and 651 responsibilities described in section 118.07 of the Revised 652 Code.
561 (a) If one such vacancy exists on the commission, the 562 county auditor of the county in which the largest portion of the 563 territory of the municipal corporation is located shall appoint 564 a member to fill the vacancy.
653 (M)(1) Notwithstanding any contrary provision of division 654 (B)(2) or (D) of this section, if one or more appointed seats on 655 a commission that was established before October 17, 2017, are 656 or become vacant, division (M) of this section applies 657 concerning the commission.
The county auditor may appoint the 565 county auditor to the commission.
658 (2) In the case of a commission established with respect 659 to a municipal corporation:
Of the two remaining appointed 566 members of the commission, the mayor shall determine, not later 567 than the fifteenth day after the effective date of this 568 amendment November 2, 2018, or the fifteenth day after the 569 vacancy occurs, whichever is later, which of those members shall 570 be considered the member appointed by the mayor for purposes of 571 divisions (B)(2) and (D) of this section, and the other 572 appointed member shall be considered the member appointed by the 573 governor for purposes of divisions (B)(2) and (D) of this 574 section.
660 (a) If one such vacancy exists on the commission, the 661 county auditor of the county in which the largest portion of the 662 territory of the municipal corporation is located shall appoint 663 a member to fill the vacancy.
575 (b) If two such vacancies exist on the commission, the 576 county auditor of the county in which the largest portion of the 577 territory of the municipal corporation is located shall appoint 578 a member to fill one vacancy, and the mayor shall appoint a 579 member confirmed by the legislative authority of the municipal 580 corporation to fill the other vacancy.
The county auditor may appoint the 664 county auditor to the commission.
The county auditor may 581 appoint the county auditor to the commission.
Of the two remaining appointed 665 members of the commission, the mayor shall determine, not later 666 than the fifteenth day after the effective date of this 667 amendment November 2, 2018, or the fifteenth day after the 668 vacancy occurs, whichever is later, which of those members shall 669 be considered the member appointed by the mayor for purposes of 670 divisions (B)(2) and (D) of this section, and the other 671 appointed member shall be considered the member appointed by the 672 S.
The remaining 582 appointed member of the commission shall be considered the 583 member appointed by the governor for purposes of divisions (B) 584 (2) and (D) of this section.
585 (c) If three such vacancies exist on the commission, the 586 members shall be appointed in accordance with division (B)(2) of 587 Sub.
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300 Page 24 As Introduced governor for purposes of divisions (B)(2) and (D) of this 673 section.
300 Page 21 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee this section.
674 (b) If two such vacancies exist on the commission, the 675 county auditor of the county in which the largest portion of the 676 territory of the municipal corporation is located shall appoint 677 a member to fill one vacancy, and the mayor shall appoint a 678 member confirmed by the legislative authority of the municipal 679 corporation to fill the other vacancy.
588 (3) In the case of a commission established with respect 589 to a township:
The county auditor may 680 appoint the county auditor to the commission.
590 (a) If one such vacancy exists on the commission, the 591 board of township trustees shall appoint a member to fill the 592 vacancy, who shall not be a member of the board of township 593 trustees.
The remaining 681 appointed member of the commission shall be considered the 682 member appointed by the governor for purposes of divisions (B) 683 (2) and (D) of this section.
Of the two remaining appointed members of the 594 commission, the board of township trustees shall determine, not 595 later than the fifteenth day after the effective date of this 596 amendment November 2, 2018, or the fifteenth day after the 597 vacancy occurs, whichever is later, which of those members shall 598 be considered the member appointed by the board of township 599 trustees for purposes of divisions (B)(2) and (D) of this 600 section, and the other appointed member shall be considered the 601 member appointed by the governor for purposes of divisions (B) 602 (2) and (D) of this section.
684 (c) If three such vacancies exist on the commission, the 685 members shall be appointed in accordance with division (B)(2) of 686 this section.
603 (b) If two such vacancies exist on the commission, the 604 board of township trustees shall appoint two members to fill the 605 vacancies, who shall not be members of the board of township 606 trustees.
687 (3) In the case of a commission established with respect 688 to a township:
The remaining appointed member of the commission shall 607 be considered the member appointed by the governor for purposes 608 of divisions (B)(2) and (D) of this section.
689 (a) If one such vacancy exists on the commission, the 690 board of township trustees shall appoint a member to fill the 691 vacancy, who shall not be a member of the board of township 692 trustees.
609 (c) If three such vacancies exist on the commission, the 610 members shall be appointed in accordance with division (B)(2) of 611 this section.
Of the two remaining appointed members of the 693 commission, the board of township trustees shall determine, not 694 later than the fifteenth day after the effective date of this 695 amendment November 2, 2018, or the fifteenth day after the 696 vacancy occurs, whichever is later, which of those members shall 697 be considered the member appointed by the board of township 698 trustees for purposes of divisions (B)(2) and (D) of this 699 section, and the other appointed member shall be considered the 700 member appointed by the governor for purposes of divisions (B) 701 (2) and (D) of this section.
612 (4) After one or more vacancies in appointed seats on a 613 commission have been filled under division (M) of this section, 614 any subsequent vacancy or vacancies shall be filled under 615 division (B)(2) or (D) of this section, as applicable.
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616 Sub.
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300 Page 25 As Introduced (b) If two such vacancies exist on the commission, the 703 board of township trustees shall appoint two members to fill the 704 vacancies, who shall not be members of the board of township 705 trustees.
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The remaining appointed member of the commission shall 706 be considered the member appointed by the governor for purposes 707 of divisions (B)(2) and (D) of this section.
708 (c) If three such vacancies exist on the commission, the 709 members shall be appointed in accordance with division (B)(2) of 710 this section.
711 (4) After one or more vacancies in appointed seats on a 712 commission have been filled under division (M) of this section, 713 any subsequent vacancy or vacancies shall be filled under 714 division (B)(2) or (D) of this section, as applicable.
715 Sec.
There is hereby established in the state 716 treasury the legal aid fund, which shall be for the charitable 717 public purpose of providing financial assistance to legal aid 718 societies that provide civil legal services to indigents.
There is hereby established in the state 617 treasury the legal aid fund, which shall be for the charitable 618 public purpose of providing financial assistance to legal aid 619 societies that provide civil legal services to indigents.
The 719 fund shall contain all funds credited to it by the treasurer of 720 state pursuant to sections 1901.26, 1907.24, 2303.201, 3953.231, 721 4705.09, and 4705.10 of the Revised Code.
The 620 fund shall contain all funds credited to it by the treasurer of 621 state pursuant to sections 1901.26, 1907.24, 2303.201, 3953.231, 622 4705.09, and 4705.10 of the Revised Code.
722 The treasurer of state may invest moneys contained in the 723 legal aid fund in any manner authorized by the Revised Code for 724 the investment of state moneys.
623 The treasurer of state may invest moneys contained in the 624 legal aid fund in any manner authorized by the Revised Code for 625 the investment of state moneys.
However, no such investment 725 shall interfere with any apportionment, allocation, or payment 726 of moneys as required by section 120.53 of the Revised Code.
However, no such investment 626 shall interfere with any apportionment, allocation, or payment 627 of moneys as required by section 120.53 of the Revised Code.
727 The state public defender, through the Ohio access to 728 justice foundation, shall administer the payment of moneys out 729 of the fund.
628 The state public defender, through the Ohio access to 629 justice foundation, shall administer the payment of moneys out 630 of the fund.
Four and one-half per cent of the moneys in the 730 fund shall be reserved for the actual, reasonable costs of 731 S.
Four and one-half per cent of the moneys in the 631 fund shall be reserved for the actual, reasonable costs of 632 administering sections 120.51 to 120.55 and sections 1901.26, 633 1907.24, 2303.201, 3953.231, 4705.09, and 4705.10 of the Revised 634 Code.
Moneys that are reserved for administrative costs but that 635 are not used for actual, reasonable administrative costs shall 636 be set aside for use in the manner described in division (A) of 637 section 120.521 of the Revised Code.
The remainder of the moneys 638 in the legal aid fund shall be distributed in accordance with 639 section 120.53 of the Revised Code.
The Ohio access to justice 640 foundation shall establish, in accordance with Chapter 119.
of 641 the Revised Code, rules governing the administration of the 642 legal aid fund, including the programs established under 643 sections 1901.26, 1907.24, 2303.201, 4705.09, and 4705.10 of the 644 Revised Code regarding interest on interest-bearing trust 645 accounts of an attorney, law firm, or legal professional 646 association.
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300 Page 26 As Introduced administering sections 120.51 to 120.55 and sections 1901.26, 732 1907.24, 2303.201, 3953.231, 4705.09, and 4705.10 of the Revised 733 Code.
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Moneys that are reserved for administrative costs but that 734 are not used for actual, reasonable administrative costs shall 735 be set aside for use in the manner described in division (A) of 736 section 120.521 of the Revised Code.
128.54.
The remainder of the moneys 737 in the legal aid fund shall be distributed in accordance with 738 section 120.53 of the Revised Code.
(A)(1) For the purpose of receiving, 648 distributing, and accounting for amounts received from the 649 wireless 9-1-1 charges imposed under section 128.40 of the 650 Revised Code and the next generation 9-1-1 access fees imposed 651 under sections 128.41 and 128.42 of the Revised Code, the 652 following funds are created in the state treasury:
The Ohio access to justice 739 foundation shall establish, in accordance with Chapter 119.
653 (a) The 9-1-1 government assistance fund;
of 740 the Revised Code, rules governing the administration of the 741 legal aid fund, including the programs established under 742 sections 1901.26, 1907.24, 2303.201, 4705.09, and 4705.10 of the 743 Revised Code regarding interest on interest-bearing trust 744 accounts of an attorney, law firm, or legal professional 745 association.
654 (b) The 9-1-1 administrative fund;
746 Sec.
655 (c) The 9-1-1 program fund;
656 (d) The next generation 9-1-1 fund.
657 (2) Amounts remitted under section 128.46 of the Revised 658 Code shall be paid to the treasurer of state for deposit as 659 follows:
660 (a) Eighty-one and one-third per cent to the 9-1-1 661 government assistance fund.
All interest earned on the 9-1-1 662 government assistance fund shall be credited to the fund.
663 (b) Two-thirds of one per cent to the 9-1-1 administrative 664 fund;
665 (c) One and one-third per cent to the 9-1-1 program fund;
666 (d) Sixteen and two-thirds per cent to the next generation 667 9-1-1 fund.
668 (3) The tax commissioner shall use the 9-1-1 669 administrative fund to defray the costs incurred in carrying out 670 this chapter.
671 (4) The steering committee shall use the 9-1-1 program 672 fund to defray the costs incurred by the steering committee in 673 carrying out this chapter.
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300 Page 24 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee (5) Annually, the tax commissioner, after paying 675 administrative costs under division (A)(3) of this section, 676 shall transfer any excess remaining in the 9-1-1 administrative 677 fund to the next generation 9-1-1 fund, created under this 678 section.
679 (B) At the direction of the steering committee, the tax 680 commissioner shall transfer the funds remaining in the 9-1-1 681 government assistance fund to the credit of the next generation 682 9-1-1 fund.
All interest earned on the next generation 9-1-1 683 fund shall be credited to the fund.
684 (C) From the funds created in division (A)(1) of this 685 section, the director of budget and management shall, as funds 686 are available, transfer to the tax refund fund, created under 687 section 5703.052 of the Revised Code, amounts equal to the 688 refunds certified by the tax commissioner under division (D) of 689 section 128.47 of the Revised Code, in the same percentage as 690 the certified refund amounts were deposited in those funds as 691 specified in division (A)(2) of this section.
692 (D) The department of administrative services may move 693 funds between the next generation 9-1-1 fund and the 9-1-1 694 government assistance fund to ensure funding remains sustainable 695 for both funds.
696 Sec.
Except as otherwise provided in sections 747 135.14, 135.143, 135.181, and 135.182 of the Revised Code, as 748 used in sections 135.01 to 135.21 of the Revised Code:
Except as otherwise provided in sections 697 135.14, 135.143, 135.181, and 135.182 of the Revised Code, as 698 used in sections 135.01 to 135.21 of the Revised Code:
749 (A) "Active deposit" means a public deposit necessary to 750 meet current demands on the treasury, or a fund that is in the 751 custody of the treasurer of state but not part of the state 752 treasury, and that is deposited in any of the following:
699 (A) "Active deposit" means a public deposit necessary to 700 meet current demands on the treasury, or a fund that is in the 701 custody of the treasurer of state but not part of the state 702 treasury, and that is deposited in any of the following:
753 (1) A commercial account that is payable or withdrawable, 754 in whole or in part, on demand;
703 Sub.
755 (2) A negotiable order of withdrawal account as authorized 756 in the "Consumer Checking Account Equity Act of 1980," 94 Stat.
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757 146, 12 U.S.C.A.
1832(a);
758 (3) A money market deposit account as authorized in the 759 "Garn-St.
Germain Depository Institutions Act of 1982," 96 Stat.
760 S.
300 Page 27 As Introduced 1501, 12 U.S.C.
300 Page 25 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee (1) A commercial account that is payable or withdrawable, 704 in whole or in part, on demand;
705 (2) A negotiable order of withdrawal account as authorized 706 in the "Consumer Checking Account Equity Act of 1980," 94 Stat.
707 146, 12 U.S.C.A.
1832(a);
708 (3) A money market deposit account as authorized in the 709 "Garn-St.
Germain Depository Institutions Act of 1982," 96 Stat.
710 1501, 12 U.S.C.
761 (B) "Auditor" includes the auditor of state and the 762 auditor, or officer exercising the functions of an auditor, of 763 any subdivision.
711 (B) "Auditor" includes the auditor of state and the 712 auditor, or officer exercising the functions of an auditor, of 713 any subdivision.
764 (C) "Capital funds" means the sum of the following:
714 (C) "Capital funds" means the sum of the following:
the 765 par value of the outstanding common capital stock, the par value 766 of the outstanding preferred capital stock, the aggregate par 767 value of all outstanding capital notes and debentures, and the 768 surplus.
the 715 par value of the outstanding common capital stock, the par value 716 of the outstanding preferred capital stock, the aggregate par 717 value of all outstanding capital notes and debentures, and the 718 surplus.
In the case of an institution having offices in more 769 than one county, the capital funds of such institution, for the 770 purposes of sections 135.01 to 135.21 of the Revised Code, 771 relative to the deposit of the public moneys of the subdivisions 772 in one such county, shall be considered to be that proportion of 773 the capital funds of the institution that is represented by the 774 ratio that the deposit liabilities of such institution 775 originating at the office located in the county bears to the 776 total deposit liabilities of the institution.
In the case of an institution having offices in more 719 than one county, the capital funds of such institution, for the 720 purposes of sections 135.01 to 135.21 of the Revised Code, 721 relative to the deposit of the public moneys of the subdivisions 722 in one such county, shall be considered to be that proportion of 723 the capital funds of the institution that is represented by the 724 ratio that the deposit liabilities of such institution 725 originating at the office located in the county bears to the 726 total deposit liabilities of the institution.
777 (D) "Governing board" means, in the case of the state, the 778 state board of deposit;
727 (D) "Governing board" means, in the case of the state, the 728 state board of deposit;
in the case of all school districts and 779 educational service centers except as otherwise provided in this 780 section, the board of education or governing board of a service 781 center, and when the case so requires, the board of 782 commissioners of the sinking fund;
in the case of all school districts and 729 educational service centers except as otherwise provided in this 730 section, the board of education or governing board of a service 731 center, and when the case so requires, the board of 732 Sub.
in the case of a municipal 783 corporation, the legislative authority, and when the case so 784 requires, the board of trustees of the sinking fund;
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in the case 785 of a township, the board of township trustees;
in the case of a 786 union or joint institution or enterprise of two or more 787 subdivisions not having a treasurer, the board of directors or 788 trustees thereof;
and in the case of any other subdivision 789 electing or appointing a treasurer, the directors, trustees, or 790 S.
300 Page 28 As Introduced other similar officers of such subdivision.
300 Page 26 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee commissioners of the sinking fund;
The governing board 791 of a subdivision electing or appointing a treasurer shall be the 792 governing board of all other subdivisions for which such 793 treasurer is authorized by law to act.
in the case of a municipal 733 corporation, the legislative authority, and when the case so 734 requires, the board of trustees of the sinking fund;
In the case of a county 794 school financing district that levies a tax pursuant to section 795 5705.215 of the Revised Code, the county board of education that 796 serves as its taxing authority shall operate as a governing 797 board.
in the case 735 of a township, the board of township trustees;
Any other county board of education shall operate as a 798 governing board unless it adopts a resolution designating the 799 board of county commissioners as the governing board for the 800 county school district.
in the case of a 736 union or joint institution or enterprise of two or more 737 subdivisions not having a treasurer, the board of directors or 738 trustees thereof;
801 (E) "Inactive deposit" means a public deposit other than 802 an interim deposit or an active deposit.
and in the case of any other subdivision 739 electing or appointing a treasurer, the directors, trustees, or 740 other similar officers of such subdivision.
803 (F) "Interim deposit" means a deposit of interim moneys.
The governing board 741 of a subdivision electing or appointing a treasurer shall be the 742 governing board of all other subdivisions for which such 743 treasurer is authorized by law to act.
804 "Interim moneys" means public moneys in the treasury of any 805 subdivision after the award of inactive deposits has been made 806 in accordance with section 135.07 of the Revised Code, which 807 moneys are in excess of the aggregate amount of the inactive 808 deposits as estimated by the governing board prior to the period 809 of designation and which the governing board finds should not be 810 deposited as active or inactive deposits for the reason that 811 such moneys will not be needed for immediate use but will be 812 needed before the end of the period of designation.
In the case of a county 744 school financing district that levies a tax pursuant to section 745 5705.215 of the Revised Code, the county board of education that 746 serves as its taxing authority shall operate as a governing 747 board.
In the case 813 of the state treasury, "interim moneys" means public moneys that 814 are not active deposits and may be invested in accordance with 815 section 135.143 of the Revised Code.
Any other county board of education shall operate as a 748 governing board unless it adopts a resolution designating the 749 board of county commissioners as the governing board for the 750 county school district.
816 (G) "Permissible rate of interest" means a rate of 817 interest that all eligible institutions mentioned in section 818 135.03 of the Revised Code are permitted to pay by law or valid 819 regulations.
751 (E) "Inactive deposit" means a public deposit other than 752 an interim deposit or an active deposit.
820 S.
753 (F) "Interim deposit" means a deposit of interim moneys.
754 "Interim moneys" means public moneys in the treasury of any 755 subdivision after the award of inactive deposits has been made 756 in accordance with section 135.07 of the Revised Code, which 757 moneys are in excess of the aggregate amount of the inactive 758 deposits as estimated by the governing board prior to the period 759 of designation and which the governing board finds should not be 760 deposited as active or inactive deposits for the reason that 761 such moneys will not be needed for immediate use but will be 762 needed before the end of the period of designation.
In the case 763 Sub.
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300 Page 29 As Introduced (H) "Warrant clearance account" means an account 821 established by the treasurer of state for either of the 822 following purposes:
300 Page 27 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee of the state treasury, "interim moneys" means public moneys that 764 are not active deposits and may be invested in accordance with 765 section 135.143 of the Revised Code.
823 (1) The deposit of active state moneys for the purposes of 824 clearing state paper warrants or checks through the banking 825 system, funding electronic benefit transfer cards, issuing 826 stored value cards, or otherwise facilitating the settlement of 827 state obligations;
766 (G) "Permissible rate of interest" means a rate of 767 interest that all eligible institutions mentioned in section 768 135.03 of the Revised Code are permitted to pay by law or valid 769 regulations.
828 (2) The deposit of custodial moneys from an account held 829 in the custody of the treasurer of state to facilitate 830 settlement of obligations of the custodial fund.
770 (H) "Warrant clearance account" means an account 771 established by the treasurer of state for either of the 772 following purposes:
831 (I) "Public deposit" means public moneys deposited in a 832 public depository pursuant to sections 135.01 to 135.21 of the 833 Revised Code.
773 (1) The deposit of active state moneys for the purposes of 774 clearing state paper warrants or checks through the banking 775 system, funding electronic benefit transfer cards, issuing 776 stored value cards, or otherwise facilitating the settlement of 777 state obligations;
834 (J) "Public depository" means an institution which 835 receives or holds any public deposits.
778 (2) The deposit of custodial moneys from an account held 779 in the custody of the treasurer of state to facilitate 780 settlement of obligations of the custodial fund.
836 (K) "Public moneys" means all moneys in the treasury of 837 the state or any subdivision of the state, or moneys coming 838 lawfully into the possession or custody of the treasurer of 839 state or of the treasurer of any subdivision.
781 (I) "Public deposit" means public moneys deposited in a 782 public depository pursuant to sections 135.01 to 135.21 of the 783 Revised Code.
"Public moneys of 840 the state" includes all such moneys coming lawfully into the 841 possession of the treasurer of state;
784 (J) "Public depository" means an institution which 785 receives or holds any public deposits.
and "public moneys of a 842 subdivision" includes all such moneys coming lawfully into the 843 possession of the treasurer of the subdivision.
786 (K) "Public moneys" means all moneys in the treasury of 787 the state or any subdivision of the state, or moneys coming 788 lawfully into the possession or custody of the treasurer of 789 state or of the treasurer of any subdivision.
844 (L) "Subdivision" means any municipal corporation, except 845 one which has adopted a charter under Article XVIII, Ohio 846 Constitution, and the charter or ordinances of the chartered 847 municipal corporation set forth special provisions respecting 848 the deposit or investment of its public moneys, or any school 849 S.
"Public moneys of 790 the state" includes all such moneys coming lawfully into the 791 possession of the treasurer of state;
and "public moneys of a 792 Sub.
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300 Page 30 As Introduced district or educational service center, a county school 850 financing district, township, municipal or school district 851 sinking fund, special taxing or assessment district, or other 852 district or local authority electing or appointing a treasurer, 853 except a county.
300 Page 28 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee subdivision" includes all such moneys coming lawfully into the 793 possession of the treasurer of the subdivision.
In the case of a school district or educational 854 service center, special taxing or assessment district, or other 855 local authority for which a treasurer, elected or appointed 856 primarily as the treasurer of a subdivision, is authorized or 857 required by law to act as ex officio treasurer, the subdivision 858 for which such a treasurer has been primarily elected or 859 appointed shall be considered to be the "subdivision." The term 860 also includes a union or joint institution or enterprise of two 861 or more subdivisions, that is not authorized to elect or appoint 862 a treasurer, and for which no ex officio treasurer is provided 863 by law.
794 (L) "Subdivision" means any municipal corporation, except 795 one which has adopted a charter under Article XVIII, Ohio 796 Constitution, and the charter or ordinances of the chartered 797 municipal corporation set forth special provisions respecting 798 the deposit or investment of its public moneys, or any school 799 district or educational service center, a county school 800 financing district, township, municipal or school district 801 sinking fund, special taxing or assessment district, or other 802 district or local authority electing or appointing a treasurer, 803 except a county.
864 (M) "Treasurer" means, in the case of the state, the 865 treasurer of state and in the case of any subdivision, the 866 treasurer, or officer exercising the functions of a treasurer, 867 of such subdivision.
In the case of a school district or educational 804 service center, special taxing or assessment district, or other 805 local authority for which a treasurer, elected or appointed 806 primarily as the treasurer of a subdivision, is authorized or 807 required by law to act as ex officio treasurer, the subdivision 808 for which such a treasurer has been primarily elected or 809 appointed shall be considered to be the "subdivision." The term 810 also includes a union or joint institution or enterprise of two 811 or more subdivisions, that is not authorized to elect or appoint 812 a treasurer, and for which no ex officio treasurer is provided 813 by law.
In the case of a board of trustees of the 868 sinking fund of a municipal corporation, the board of 869 commissioners of the sinking fund of a school district, or a 870 board of directors or trustees of any union or joint institution 871 or enterprise of two or more subdivisions not having a 872 treasurer, such term means such board of trustees of the sinking 873 fund, board of commissioners of the sinking fund, or board of 874 directors or trustees.
814 (M) "Treasurer" means, in the case of the state, the 815 treasurer of state and in the case of any subdivision, the 816 treasurer, or officer exercising the functions of a treasurer, 817 of such subdivision.
875 (N) "Treasury investment board" of a municipal corporation 876 means the mayor or other chief executive officer, the village 877 solicitor or city director of law, and the auditor or other 878 chief fiscal officer.
In the case of a board of trustees of the 818 sinking fund of a municipal corporation, the board of 819 commissioners of the sinking fund of a school district, or a 820 board of directors or trustees of any union or joint institution 821 or enterprise of two or more subdivisions not having a 822 treasurer, such term means such board of trustees of the sinking 823 Sub.
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300 Page 31 As Introduced (O) "No-load money market mutual fund" means a no-load 880 money market mutual fund to which all of the following apply:
300 Page 29 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee fund, board of commissioners of the sinking fund, or board of 824 directors or trustees.
881 (1) The fund is registered as an investment company under 882 the "Investment Company Act of 1940," 54 Stat.
825 (N) "Treasury investment board" of a municipal corporation 826 means the mayor or other chief executive officer, the village 827 solicitor or city director of law, and the auditor or other 828 chief fiscal officer.
829 (O) "No-load money market mutual fund" means a no-load 830 money market mutual fund to which all of the following apply:
831 (1) The fund is registered as an investment company under 832 the "Investment Company Act of 1940," 54 Stat.
883 80a-1 to 80a-64;
833 80a-1 to 80a-64;
884 (2) The fund has the highest letter or numerical rating 885 provided by at least one nationally recognized statistical 886 rating organization;
834 (2) The fund has the highest letter or numerical rating 835 provided by at least one nationally recognized statistical 836 rating organization;
887 (3) The fund does not include any investment in a 888 derivative.
837 (3) The fund does not include any investment in a 838 derivative.
As used in division (O)(3) of this section, 889 "derivative" means a financial instrument or contract or 890 obligation whose value or return is based upon or linked to 891 another asset or index, or both, separate from the financial 892 instrument, contract, or obligation itself.
As used in division (O)(3) of this section, 839 "derivative" means a financial instrument or contract or 840 obligation whose value or return is based upon or linked to 841 another asset or index, or both, separate from the financial 842 instrument, contract, or obligation itself.
Any security, 893 obligation, trust account, or other instrument that is created 894 from an issue of the United States treasury or is created from 895 an obligation of a federal agency or instrumentality or is 896 created from both is considered a derivative instrument.
Any security, 843 obligation, trust account, or other instrument that is created 844 from an issue of the United States treasury or is created from 845 an obligation of a federal agency or instrumentality or is 846 created from both is considered a derivative instrument.
An 897 eligible investment described in section 135.14 or 135.35 of the 898 Revised Code with a variable interest rate payment, based upon a 899 single interest payment or single index comprised of other 900 investments provided for in division (B)(1) or (2) of section 901 135.14 of the Revised Code, is not a derivative, provided that 902 such variable rate investment has a maximum maturity of two 903 years.
An 847 eligible investment described in section 135.14 or 135.35 of the 848 Revised Code with a variable interest rate payment, based upon a 849 single interest payment or single index comprised of other 850 investments provided for in division (B)(1) or (2) of section 851 135.14 of the Revised Code, is not a derivative, provided that 852 Sub.
904 (P) "Public depositor" means the state or a subdivision, 905 as applicable, that deposits public moneys in a public 906 depository pursuant to sections 135.01 to 135.21 of the Revised 907 Code.
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300 Page 32 As Introduced (Q) "Uninsured public deposit" means the portion of a 909 public deposit that is not insured by the federal deposit 910 insurance corporation or by any other agency or instrumentality 911 of the federal government.
300 Page 30 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee such variable rate investment has a maximum maturity of two 853 years.
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854 (P) "Public depositor" means the state or a subdivision, 855 as applicable, that deposits public moneys in a public 856 depository pursuant to sections 135.01 to 135.21 of the Revised 857 Code.
858 (Q) "Uninsured public deposit" means the portion of a 859 public deposit that is not insured by the federal deposit 860 insurance corporation or by any other agency or instrumentality 861 of the federal government.
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913 (1) "Institution" means an institution eligible to become 914 a public depository under section 135.03 or 135.32 of the 915 Revised Code or an eligible credit union, as defined in section 916 135.62 of the Revised Code.
863 (1) "Institution" means an institution eligible to become 864 a public depository under section 135.03 or 135.32 of the 865 Revised Code or an eligible credit union, as defined in section 866 135.62 of the Revised Code.
917 (2) "Prompt corrective action directive" means a directive 918 issued by a regulatory authority of the United States as 919 authorized under 12 U.S.C.
867 (2) "Prompt corrective action directive" means a directive 868 issued by a regulatory authority of the United States as 869 authorized under 12 U.S.C.
1790d or 1831o or, in the case of a 920 nonfederally insured institution chartered in this state, a 921 directive issued by the superintendent of the division of 922 financial institutions.
1790d or 1831o or, in the case of a 870 nonfederally insured institution chartered in this state, a 871 directive issued by the superintendent of the division of 872 financial institutions.
923 (B) An institution designated as a public depository under 924 this chapter shall notify provide written notification within 925 five business days, as defined in section 3901.81 of the Revised 926 Code, to each governing board that made such designation if the 927 institution becomes party to an active prompt corrective action 928 directive.
873 (B) An institution designated as a public depository under 874 this chapter shall notify provide written notification within 875 five business days, as defined in section 3901.81 of the Revised 876 Code, to each governing board that made such designation if the 877 institution becomes party to an active prompt corrective action 878 directive.
929 (C) Except as otherwise provided in division (D) of this 930 section, an institution is ineligible to become a public 931 depository under this chapter or to have active, interim, or 932 inactive deposits awarded, placed, purchased, made, or 933 designated pursuant to this chapter, if the institution is party 934 to an active prompt corrective action directive.
879 (C) Except as otherwise provided in division (D) of this 880 section, an institution is ineligible to become a public 881 Sub.
935 (D) If a governing board receives notice under division 936 (B) of this section, or otherwise becomes aware that an 937 S.
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300 Page 33 As Introduced institution the board designated as a public depository is party 938 to an active prompt corrective action directive, the board may 939 do either or both of the following, if the board determines that 940 it is in the public interest:
300 Page 31 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee depository under this chapter or to have active, interim, or 882 inactive deposits awarded, placed, purchased, made, or 883 designated pursuant to this chapter, if the institution is party 884 to an active prompt corrective action directive.
941 (1) Allow the public depository to continue to have 942 active, interim, or inactive deposits awarded, placed, 943 purchased, made, or designated for the remainder of the 944 designation period;
885 (D) If a governing board receives notice under division 886 (B) of this section, or otherwise becomes aware that an 887 institution the board designated as a public depository is party 888 to an active prompt corrective action directive, the board may 889 do either or both of the following, if the board determines that 890 it is in the public interest:
945 (2) Designate the institution as a public depository for 946 additional succeeding designation periods.
891 (1) Allow the public depository to continue to have 892 active, interim, or inactive deposits awarded, placed, 893 purchased, made, or designated for the remainder of the 894 designation period;
947 (E) If a governing board determines that one or both of 948 the actions permitted by division (D) of this section are in the 949 public interest, and public moneys are lost due to the failure 950 of the public depository subject to the active prompt correction 951 directive, all of the following are relieved from any liability 952 for that loss:
895 (2) Designate the institution as a public depository for 896 additional succeeding designation periods.
953 (1) The governing board's treasurer and deputy treasurer;
897 (E) If a governing board determines that one or both of 898 the actions permitted by division (D) of this section are in the 899 public interest, and public moneys are lost due to the failure 900 of the public depository subject to the active prompt correction 901 directive, all of the following are relieved from any liability 902 for that loss:
954 (2) An executive director, director, or other person 955 employed by the governing board, its treasurer, or its deputy 956 treasurer;
903 (1) The governing board's treasurer and deputy treasurer;
957 (3) Bondspersons and surety of any person described in 958 divisions (E)(1) and (2) of this section.
904 (2) An executive director, director, or other person 905 employed by the governing board, its treasurer, or its deputy 906 treasurer;
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907 (3) Bondspersons and surety of any person described in 908 divisions (E)(1) and (2) of this section.
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960 (1) "Treasurer" does not include the treasurer of state, 961 and "governing board" does not include the state board of 962 deposit.
910 (1) "Treasurer" does not include the treasurer of state, 911 and "governing board" does not include the state board of 912 deposit.
963 (2) "Other obligations" includes notes whether or not 964 issued in anticipation of the issuance of bonds.
913 (2) "Other obligations" includes notes whether or not 914 issued in anticipation of the issuance of bonds.
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915 (B) The treasurer or governing board may invest or deposit 916 any part or all of the interim moneys.
The following 917 classifications of obligations shall be eligible for such 918 investment or deposit:
919 (1) United States treasury bills, notes, bonds, or any 920 other obligation or security issued by the United States 921 treasury or any other obligation guaranteed as to principal and 922 interest by the United States.
923 Nothing in the classification of eligible obligations set 924 forth in division (B)(1) of this section or in the 925 classifications of eligible obligations set forth in divisions 926 (B)(2) to (7) of this section shall be construed to authorize 927 any investment in stripped principal or interest obligations of 928 such eligible obligations.
929 (2) Bonds, notes, debentures, or any other obligations or 930 securities issued by any federal government agency or 931 instrumentality, including but not limited to, the federal 932 national mortgage association, federal home loan bank, federal 933 farm credit bank, federal home loan mortgage corporation, and 934 government national mortgage association.
All federal agency 935 securities shall be direct issuances of federal government 936 agencies or instrumentalities.
937 (3) Interim deposits in the eligible institutions applying 938 Sub.
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300 Page 34 As Introduced (B) The treasurer or governing board may invest or deposit 966 any part or all of the interim moneys.
300 Page 33 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee for interim moneys as provided in section 135.08 of the Revised 939 Code.
The following 967 classifications of obligations shall be eligible for such 968 investment or deposit:
The award of interim deposits shall be made in accordance 940 with section 135.09 of the Revised Code and the treasurer or the 941 governing board shall determine the periods for which such 942 interim deposits are to be made and shall award such interim 943 deposits for such periods, provided that any eligible 944 institution receiving an interim deposit award may, upon 945 notification that the award has been made, decline to accept the 946 interim deposit in which event the award shall be made as though 947 the institution had not applied for such interim deposit.
969 (1) United States treasury bills, notes, bonds, or any 970 other obligation or security issued by the United States 971 treasury or any other obligation guaranteed as to principal and 972 interest by the United States.
948 (4) Bonds and other obligations of this state, or the 949 political subdivisions of this state, provided that, with 950 respect to bonds or other obligations of political subdivisions, 951 all of the following apply:
973 Nothing in the classification of eligible obligations set 974 forth in division (B)(1) of this section or in the 975 classifications of eligible obligations set forth in divisions 976 (B)(2) to (7) of this section shall be construed to authorize 977 any investment in stripped principal or interest obligations of 978 such eligible obligations.
952 (a) The bonds or other obligations are payable from 953 general revenues of the political subdivision and backed by the 954 full faith and credit of the political subdivision.
979 (2) Bonds, notes, debentures, or any other obligations or 980 securities issued by any federal government agency or 981 instrumentality, including but not limited to, the federal 982 national mortgage association, federal home loan bank, federal 983 farm credit bank, federal home loan mortgage corporation, and 984 government national mortgage association.
955 (b) The bonds or other obligations are rated at the time 956 of purchase in the three highest classifications established by 957 at least one nationally recognized statistical rating 958 organization and purchased through a registered securities 959 broker or dealer.
All federal agency 985 securities shall be direct issuances of federal government 986 agencies or instrumentalities.
960 (c) The aggregate value of the bonds or other obligations 961 does not exceed twenty per cent of interim moneys available for 962 investment at the time of purchase.
987 (3) Interim deposits in the eligible institutions applying 988 for interim moneys as provided in section 135.08 of the Revised 989 Code.
963 (d) The treasurer or governing board is not the sole 964 purchaser of the bonds or other obligations at original 965 issuance.
The award of interim deposits shall be made in accordance 990 with section 135.09 of the Revised Code and the treasurer or the 991 governing board shall determine the periods for which such 992 interim deposits are to be made and shall award such interim 993 deposits for such periods, provided that any eligible 994 institution receiving an interim deposit award may, upon 995 S.
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300 Page 34 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee from the date of settlement.
998 (4) Bonds and other obligations of this state, or the 999 political subdivisions of this state, provided that, with 1000 respect to bonds or other obligations of political subdivisions, 1001 all of the following apply:
968 No investment shall be made under division (B)(4) of this 969 section unless the treasurer or governing board has completed 970 additional training for making the investments authorized by 971 division (B)(4) of this section.
1002 (a) The bonds or other obligations are payable from 1003 general revenues of the political subdivision and backed by the 1004 full faith and credit of the political subdivision.
The type and amount of 972 additional training shall be approved by the treasurer of state 973 and may be conducted by or provided under the supervision of the 974 treasurer of state.
1005 (b) The bonds or other obligations are rated at the time 1006 of purchase in the three highest classifications established by 1007 at least one nationally recognized statistical rating 1008 organization and purchased through a registered securities 1009 broker or dealer.
975 (5) No-load money market mutual funds consisting 976 exclusively of obligations described in division (B)(1) or (2) 977 of this section and repurchase agreements secured by such 978 obligations, provided that investments in securities described 979 in this division are made only through eligible institutions 980 mentioned in section 135.03 of the Revised Code;
1010 (c) The aggregate value of the bonds or other obligations 1011 does not exceed twenty per cent of interim moneys available for 1012 investment at the time of purchase.
981 (6) The Ohio subdivision's fund as provided in section 982 135.45 113.07 of the Revised Code;
1013 (d) The treasurer or governing board is not the sole 1014 purchaser of the bonds or other obligations at original 1015 issuance.
983 (7) Up to forty per cent of interim moneys available for 984 investment in either of the following:
1016 (e) The bonds or other obligations mature within ten years 1017 from the date of settlement.
985 (a) Commercial paper notes issued by an entity that is 986 defined in division (K) of section 1706.01 of the Revised Code 987 and that has assets exceeding five hundred million dollars, to 988 which notes all of the following apply:
1018 No investment shall be made under division (B)(4) of this 1019 section unless the treasurer or governing board has completed 1020 additional training for making the investments authorized by 1021 division (B)(4) of this section.
989 (i) The notes are rated at the time of purchase in the 990 highest classification established by at least two nationally 991 recognized statistical rating organizations.
The type and amount of 1022 additional training shall be approved by the treasurer of state 1023 and may be conducted by or provided under the supervision of the 1024 S.
992 (ii) The aggregate value of the notes does not exceed ten 993 per cent of the aggregate value of the outstanding commercial 994 paper of the issuing corporation.
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300 Page 35 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee (iii) The notes mature not later than two hundred seventy 996 days after purchase.
1025 (5) No-load money market mutual funds consisting 1026 exclusively of obligations described in division (B)(1) or (2) 1027 of this section and repurchase agreements secured by such 1028 obligations, provided that investments in securities described 1029 in this division are made only through eligible institutions 1030 mentioned in section 135.03 of the Revised Code;
997 (iv) The investment in commercial paper notes of a single 998 issuer shall not exceed in the aggregate five per cent of 999 interim moneys available for investment at the time of purchase.
1031 (6) The Ohio subdivision's fund as provided in section 1032 135.45 113.07 of the Revised Code;
1000 (b) Bankers acceptances of banks that are insured by the 1001 federal deposit insurance corporation and that mature not later 1002 than one hundred eighty days after purchase.
1033 (7) Up to forty per cent of interim moneys available for 1034 investment in either of the following:
1003 No investment shall be made pursuant to division (B)(7) of 1004 this section unless the treasurer or governing board has 1005 completed additional training for making the investments 1006 authorized by division (B)(7) of this section.
1035 (a) Commercial paper notes issued by an entity that is 1036 defined in division (K) of section 1706.01 of the Revised Code 1037 and that has assets exceeding five hundred million dollars, to 1038 which notes all of the following apply:
The type and 1007 amount of additional training shall be approved by the treasurer 1008 of state and may be conducted by or provided under the 1009 supervision of the treasurer of state.
1039 (i) The notes are rated at the time of purchase in the 1040 highest classification established by at least two nationally 1041 recognized statistical rating organizations.
1010 (C) Nothing in the classifications of eligible obligations 1011 set forth in divisions (B)(1) to (7) of this section shall be 1012 construed to authorize any investment in a derivative, and no 1013 treasurer or governing board shall invest in a derivative.
1042 (ii) The aggregate value of the notes does not exceed ten 1043 per cent of the aggregate value of the outstanding commercial 1044 paper of the issuing corporation.
For 1014 purposes of this division, "derivative" means a financial 1015 instrument or contract or obligation whose value or return is 1016 based upon or linked to another asset or index, or both, 1017 separate from the financial instrument, contract, or obligation 1018 itself.
1045 (iii) The notes mature not later than two hundred seventy 1046 days after purchase.
Any security, obligation, trust account, or other 1019 instrument that is created from an issue of the United States 1020 treasury or is created from an obligation of a federal agency or 1021 instrumentality or is created from both is considered a 1022 derivative instrument.
1047 (iv) The investment in commercial paper notes of a single 1048 issuer shall not exceed in the aggregate five per cent of 1049 interim moneys available for investment at the time of purchase.
An eligible investment described in this 1023 section with a variable interest rate payment, based upon a 1024 single interest payment or single index comprised of other 1025 Sub.
1050 (b) Bankers acceptances of banks that are insured by the 1051 federal deposit insurance corporation and that mature not later 1052 S.
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300 Page 36 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee eligible investments provided for in division (B)(1) or (2) of 1026 this section, is not a derivative, provided that such variable 1027 rate investment has a maximum maturity of two years.
1053 No investment shall be made pursuant to division (B)(7) of 1054 this section unless the treasurer or governing board has 1055 completed additional training for making the investments 1056 authorized by division (B)(7) of this section.
1028 (D) Except as provided in division (B)(4) or (E) of this 1029 section, any investment made pursuant to this section must 1030 mature within five years from the date of settlement, unless the 1031 investment is matched to a specific obligation or debt of the 1032 subdivision.
The type and 1057 amount of additional training shall be approved by the treasurer 1058 of state and may be conducted by or provided under the 1059 supervision of the treasurer of state.
1033 (E) The treasurer or governing board may also enter into a 1034 written repurchase agreement with any eligible institution 1035 mentioned in section 135.03 of the Revised Code or any eligible 1036 dealer pursuant to division (M) of this section, under the terms 1037 of which agreement the treasurer or governing board purchases, 1038 and such institution or dealer agrees unconditionally to 1039 repurchase any of the securities listed in divisions (D)(1) to 1040 (5), except letters of credit described in division (D)(2), of 1041 section 135.18 of the Revised Code.
1060 (C) Nothing in the classifications of eligible obligations 1061 set forth in divisions (B)(1) to (7) of this section shall be 1062 construed to authorize any investment in a derivative, and no 1063 treasurer or governing board shall invest in a derivative.
The market value of 1042 securities subject to an overnight written repurchase agreement 1043 must exceed the principal value of the overnight written 1044 repurchase agreement by at least two per cent.
For 1064 purposes of this division, "derivative" means a financial 1065 instrument or contract or obligation whose value or return is 1066 based upon or linked to another asset or index, or both, 1067 separate from the financial instrument, contract, or obligation 1068 itself.
A written 1045 repurchase agreement shall not exceed thirty days and the market 1046 value of securities subject to a written repurchase agreement 1047 must exceed the principal value of the written repurchase 1048 agreement by at least two per cent and be marked to market 1049 daily.
Any security, obligation, trust account, or other 1069 instrument that is created from an issue of the United States 1070 treasury or is created from an obligation of a federal agency or 1071 instrumentality or is created from both is considered a 1072 derivative instrument.
All securities purchased pursuant to this division shall 1050 be delivered into the custody of the treasurer or governing 1051 board or an agent designated by the treasurer or governing 1052 board.
An eligible investment described in this 1073 section with a variable interest rate payment, based upon a 1074 single interest payment or single index comprised of other 1075 eligible investments provided for in division (B)(1) or (2) of 1076 this section, is not a derivative, provided that such variable 1077 rate investment has a maximum maturity of two years.
A written repurchase agreement with an eligible 1053 securities dealer shall be transacted on a delivery versus 1054 payment basis.
1078 (D) Except as provided in division (B)(4) or (E) of this 1079 section, any investment made pursuant to this section must 1080 mature within five years from the date of settlement, unless the 1081 investment is matched to a specific obligation or debt of the 1082 S.
The agreement shall contain the requirement that 1055 for each transaction pursuant to the agreement the participating 1056 Sub.
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300 Page 37 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee institution or dealer shall provide all of the following 1057 information:
1083 (E) The treasurer or governing board may also enter into a 1084 written repurchase agreement with any eligible institution 1085 mentioned in section 135.03 of the Revised Code or any eligible 1086 dealer pursuant to division (M) of this section, under the terms 1087 of which agreement the treasurer or governing board purchases, 1088 and such institution or dealer agrees unconditionally to 1089 repurchase any of the securities listed in divisions (D)(1) to 1090 (5), except letters of credit described in division (D)(2), of 1091 section 135.18 of the Revised Code.
1058 (1) The par value of the securities;
The market value of 1092 securities subject to an overnight written repurchase agreement 1093 must exceed the principal value of the overnight written 1094 repurchase agreement by at least two per cent.
1059 (2) The type, rate, and maturity date of the securities;
A written 1095 repurchase agreement shall not exceed thirty days and the market 1096 value of securities subject to a written repurchase agreement 1097 must exceed the principal value of the written repurchase 1098 agreement by at least two per cent and be marked to market 1099 daily.
1060 (3) A numerical identifier generally accepted in the 1061 securities industry that designates the securities.
All securities purchased pursuant to this division shall 1100 be delivered into the custody of the treasurer or governing 1101 board or an agent designated by the treasurer or governing 1102 board.
1062 No treasurer or governing board shall enter into a written 1063 repurchase agreement under the terms of which the treasurer or 1064 governing board agrees to sell securities owned by the 1065 subdivision to a purchaser and agrees with that purchaser to 1066 unconditionally repurchase those securities.
A written repurchase agreement with an eligible 1103 securities dealer shall be transacted on a delivery versus 1104 payment basis.
1067 (F) No treasurer or governing board shall make an 1068 investment under this section, unless the treasurer or governing 1069 board, at the time of making the investment, reasonably expects 1070 that the investment can be held until its maturity.
The agreement shall contain the requirement that 1105 for each transaction pursuant to the agreement the participating 1106 institution or dealer shall provide all of the following 1107 information:
1071 (G) No treasurer or governing board shall pay interim 1072 moneys into a fund established by another subdivision, 1073 treasurer, governing board, or investing authority, if that fund 1074 was established for the purpose of investing the public moneys 1075 of other subdivisions.
1108 (1) The par value of the securities;
This division does not apply to the 1076 payment of public moneys into either of the following:
1109 (2) The type, rate, and maturity date of the securities;
1077 (1) The Ohio subdivision's fund pursuant to division (B) 1078 (6) of this section;
1110 (3) A numerical identifier generally accepted in the 1111 securities industry that designates the securities.
1079 (2) A fund created solely for the purpose of acquiring, 1080 constructing, owning, leasing, or operating municipal utilities 1081 pursuant to the authority provided under section 715.02 of the 1082 Revised Code or Section 4 of Article XVIII, Ohio Constitution.
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300 Page 39 As Introduced No treasurer or governing board shall enter into a written 1113 repurchase agreement under the terms of which the treasurer or 1114 governing board agrees to sell securities owned by the 1115 subdivision to a purchaser and agrees with that purchaser to 1116 unconditionally repurchase those securities.
300 Page 38 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee "subdivision" includes a county.
1117 (F) No treasurer or governing board shall make an 1118 investment under this section, unless the treasurer or governing 1119 board, at the time of making the investment, reasonably expects 1120 that the investment can be held until its maturity.
1085 (H) The use of leverage, in which the treasurer or 1086 governing board uses its current investment assets as collateral 1087 for the purpose of purchasing other assets, is prohibited.
1121 (G) No treasurer or governing board shall pay interim 1122 moneys into a fund established by another subdivision, 1123 treasurer, governing board, or investing authority, if that fund 1124 was established for the purpose of investing the public moneys 1125 of other subdivisions.
The 1088 issuance of taxable notes for the purpose of arbitrage is 1089 prohibited.
This division does not apply to the 1126 payment of public moneys into either of the following:
Contracting to sell securities that have not yet 1090 been acquired by the treasurer or governing board, for the 1091 purpose of purchasing such securities on the speculation that 1092 bond prices will decline, is prohibited.
1127 (1) The Ohio subdivision's fund pursuant to division (B) 1128 (6) of this section;
1093 (I) Whenever, during a period of designation, the 1094 treasurer classifies public moneys as interim moneys, the 1095 treasurer shall notify the governing board of such action.
1129 (2) A fund created solely for the purpose of acquiring, 1130 constructing, owning, leasing, or operating municipal utilities 1131 pursuant to the authority provided under section 715.02 of the 1132 Revised Code or Section 4 of Article XVIII, Ohio Constitution.
The 1096 notification shall be given within thirty days after such 1097 classification and in the event the governing board does not 1098 concur in such classification or in the investments or deposits 1099 made under this section, the governing board may order the 1100 treasurer to sell or liquidate any of such investments or 1101 deposits, and any such order shall specifically describe the 1102 investments or deposits and fix the date upon which they are to 1103 be sold or liquidated.
1133 For purposes of division (G) of this section, 1134 "subdivision" includes a county.
Investments or deposits so ordered to be 1104 sold or liquidated shall be sold or liquidated for cash by the 1105 treasurer on the date fixed in such order at the then current 1106 market price.
1135 (H) The use of leverage, in which the treasurer or 1136 governing board uses its current investment assets as collateral 1137 for the purpose of purchasing other assets, is prohibited.
Neither the treasurer nor the members of the board 1107 shall be held accountable for any loss occasioned by sales or 1108 liquidations of investments or deposits at prices lower than 1109 their cost.
The 1138 issuance of taxable notes for the purpose of arbitrage is 1139 prohibited.
Any loss or expense incurred in making such sales or 1110 liquidations is payable as other expenses of the treasurer's 1111 office.
Contracting to sell securities that have not yet 1140 been acquired by the treasurer or governing board, for the 1141 S.
1112 (J) If any investments or deposits purchased under the 1113 authority of this section are issuable to a designated payee or 1114 Sub.
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300 Page 40 As Introduced purpose of purchasing such securities on the speculation that 1142 bond prices will decline, is prohibited.
300 Page 39 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee to the order of a designated payee, the name of the treasurer 1115 and the title of the treasurer's office shall be so designated.
1143 (I) Whenever, during a period of designation, the 1144 treasurer classifies public moneys as interim moneys, the 1145 treasurer shall notify the governing board of such action.
1116 If any such securities are registrable either as to principal or 1117 interest, or both, then such securities shall be registered in 1118 the name of the treasurer as such.
The 1146 notification shall be given within thirty days after such 1147 classification and in the event the governing board does not 1148 concur in such classification or in the investments or deposits 1149 made under this section, the governing board may order the 1150 treasurer to sell or liquidate any of such investments or 1151 deposits, and any such order shall specifically describe the 1152 investments or deposits and fix the date upon which they are to 1153 be sold or liquidated.
1119 (K) The treasurer is responsible for the safekeeping of 1120 all documents evidencing a deposit or investment acquired by the 1121 treasurer under this section.
Investments or deposits so ordered to be 1154 sold or liquidated shall be sold or liquidated for cash by the 1155 treasurer on the date fixed in such order at the then current 1156 market price.
Any securities may be deposited 1122 for safekeeping with a qualified trustee as provided in section 1123 135.18 of the Revised Code, except the delivery of securities 1124 acquired under any repurchase agreement under this section shall 1125 be made to a qualified trustee, provided, however, that the 1126 qualified trustee shall be required to report to the treasurer, 1127 governing board, auditor of state, or an authorized outside 1128 auditor at any time upon request as to the identity, market 1129 value, and location of the document evidencing each security, 1130 and that if the participating institution is a designated 1131 depository of the subdivision for the current period of 1132 designation, the securities that are the subject of the 1133 repurchase agreement may be delivered to the treasurer or held 1134 in trust by the participating institution on behalf of the 1135 subdivision.
Neither the treasurer nor the members of the board 1157 shall be held accountable for any loss occasioned by sales or 1158 liquidations of investments or deposits at prices lower than 1159 their cost.
Interest earned on any investments or deposits 1136 authorized by this section shall be collected by the treasurer 1137 and credited by the treasurer to the proper fund of the 1138 subdivision.
Any loss or expense incurred in making such sales or 1160 liquidations is payable as other expenses of the treasurer's 1161 office.
1139 Upon the expiration of the term of office of a treasurer 1140 or in the event of a vacancy in the office of treasurer by 1141 reason of death, resignation, removal from office, or otherwise, 1142 the treasurer or the treasurer's legal representative shall 1143 transfer and deliver to the treasurer's successor all documents 1144 evidencing a deposit or investment held by the treasurer.
1162 (J) If any investments or deposits purchased under the 1163 authority of this section are issuable to a designated payee or 1164 to the order of a designated payee, the name of the treasurer 1165 and the title of the treasurer's office shall be so designated.
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1166 If any such securities are registrable either as to principal or 1167 interest, or both, then such securities shall be registered in 1168 the name of the treasurer as such.
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1169 (K) The treasurer is responsible for the safekeeping of 1170 all documents evidencing a deposit or investment acquired by the 1171 S.
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300 Page 40 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee the investments and deposits so transferred and delivered, such 1146 treasurer shall be credited with and the treasurer's successor 1147 shall be charged with the amount of money held in such 1148 investments and deposits.
Any securities may be deposited 1172 for safekeeping with a qualified trustee as provided in section 1173 135.18 of the Revised Code, except the delivery of securities 1174 acquired under any repurchase agreement under this section shall 1175 be made to a qualified trustee, provided, however, that the 1176 qualified trustee shall be required to report to the treasurer, 1177 governing board, auditor of state, or an authorized outside 1178 auditor at any time upon request as to the identity, market 1179 value, and location of the document evidencing each security, 1180 and that if the participating institution is a designated 1181 depository of the subdivision for the current period of 1182 designation, the securities that are the subject of the 1183 repurchase agreement may be delivered to the treasurer or held 1184 in trust by the participating institution on behalf of the 1185 subdivision.
1149 (L) Whenever investments or deposits acquired under this 1150 section mature and become due and payable, the treasurer shall 1151 present them for payment according to their tenor, and shall 1152 collect the moneys payable thereon.
Interest earned on any investments or deposits 1186 authorized by this section shall be collected by the treasurer 1187 and credited by the treasurer to the proper fund of the 1188 subdivision.
The moneys so collected 1153 shall be treated as public moneys subject to sections 135.01 to 1154 135.21 of the Revised Code.
1189 Upon the expiration of the term of office of a treasurer 1190 or in the event of a vacancy in the office of treasurer by 1191 reason of death, resignation, removal from office, or otherwise, 1192 the treasurer or the treasurer's legal representative shall 1193 transfer and deliver to the treasurer's successor all documents 1194 evidencing a deposit or investment held by the treasurer.
1155 (M)(1) All investments, except for investments in 1156 securities described in divisions (B)(5) and (6) of this section 1157 and for investments by a municipal corporation in the issues of 1158 such municipal corporation, shall be made only through a member 1159 of the financial industry regulatory authority (FINRA), through 1160 a bank, savings bank, or savings and loan association regulated 1161 by the superintendent of financial institutions, or through an 1162 institution regulated by the comptroller of the currency, 1163 federal deposit insurance corporation, or board of governors of 1164 the federal reserve system.
For 1195 the investments and deposits so transferred and delivered, such 1196 treasurer shall be credited with and the treasurer's successor 1197 shall be charged with the amount of money held in such 1198 investments and deposits.
1165 (2) Payment for investments shall be made only upon the 1166 delivery of securities representing such investments to the 1167 treasurer, governing board, or qualified trustee.
1199 (L) Whenever investments or deposits acquired under this 1200 section mature and become due and payable, the treasurer shall 1201 present them for payment according to their tenor, and shall 1202 S.
If the 1168 securities transferred are not represented by a certificate, 1169 payment shall be made only upon receipt of confirmation of 1170 transfer from the custodian by the treasurer, governing board, 1171 or qualified trustee.
1172 (N) In making investments authorized by this section, a 1173 treasurer or governing board may retain the services of an 1174 investment advisor, provided the advisor is licensed by the 1175 Sub.
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300 Page 41 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee division of securities under section 1707.141 of the Revised 1176 Code or is registered with the securities and exchange 1177 commission, and possesses experience in public funds investment 1178 management, specifically in the area of state and local 1179 government investment portfolios, or the advisor is an eligible 1180 institution mentioned in section 135.03 of the Revised Code.
The moneys so collected 1203 shall be treated as public moneys subject to sections 135.01 to 1204 135.21 of the Revised Code.
1181 (O)(1) Except as otherwise provided in divisions (O)(2) 1182 and (3) of this section, no treasurer or governing board shall 1183 make an investment or deposit under this section, unless there 1184 is on file with the auditor of state a written investment policy 1185 approved by the treasurer or governing board.
1205 (M)(1) All investments, except for investments in 1206 securities described in divisions (B)(5) and (6) of this section 1207 and for investments by a municipal corporation in the issues of 1208 such municipal corporation, shall be made only through a member 1209 of the financial industry regulatory authority (FINRA), through 1210 a bank, savings bank, or savings and loan association regulated 1211 by the superintendent of financial institutions, or through an 1212 institution regulated by the comptroller of the currency, 1213 federal deposit insurance corporation, or board of governors of 1214 the federal reserve system.
The policy shall 1186 require that all entities conducting investment business with 1187 the treasurer or governing board shall sign the investment 1188 policy of that subdivision.
1215 (2) Payment for investments shall be made only upon the 1216 delivery of securities representing such investments to the 1217 treasurer, governing board, or qualified trustee.
All brokers, dealers, and financial 1189 institutions, described in division (M)(1) of this section, 1190 initiating transactions with the treasurer or governing board by 1191 giving advice or making investment recommendations shall sign 1192 the treasurer's or governing board's investment policy thereby 1193 acknowledging their agreement to abide by the policy's contents.
If the 1218 securities transferred are not represented by a certificate, 1219 payment shall be made only upon receipt of confirmation of 1220 transfer from the custodian by the treasurer, governing board, 1221 or qualified trustee.
1194 All brokers, dealers, and financial institutions, described in 1195 division (M)(1) of this section, executing transactions 1196 initiated by the treasurer or governing board, having read the 1197 policy's contents, shall sign the investment policy thereby 1198 acknowledging their comprehension and receipt.
1222 (N) In making investments authorized by this section, a 1223 treasurer or governing board may retain the services of an 1224 investment advisor, provided the advisor is licensed by the 1225 division of securities under section 1707.141 of the Revised 1226 Code or is registered with the securities and exchange 1227 commission, and possesses experience in public funds investment 1228 management, specifically in the area of state and local 1229 government investment portfolios, or the advisor is an eligible 1230 institution mentioned in section 135.03 of the Revised Code.
1199 (2) If a written investment policy described in division 1200 (O)(1) of this section is not filed on behalf of the subdivision 1201 with the auditor of state, the treasurer or governing board of 1202 that subdivision shall invest the subdivision's interim moneys 1203 only in interim deposits pursuant to division (B)(3) of this 1204 section or interim deposits pursuant to section 135.145 of the 1205 Revised Code and approved by the treasurer of state, no-load 1206 Sub.
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300 Page 42 As Pending in the Senate Finance Committee money market mutual funds pursuant to division (B)(5) of this 1207 section, or the Ohio subdivision's fund pursuant to division (B) 1208 (6) of this section.
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What does SB 300 do?
To amend sections 113.05, 113.051, 113.09, 113.16, 113.53, 117.44, 118.05, 120.52, 135.01, 135.032, 135.14, 135.143, 135.22, 135.35, 135.45, 135.451, 151.01, 164.09, 183.51, 317.36, 319.63, 321.46, 321.47, 1557.03, 3307.12, 3334.08, 3334.11, 3705.242, 3737.945, 3953.231, 4511.19, 4705.09, 4705.10, 5528.54, 5725.22, 5725.23, 5729.05, 5729.10, 5739.17, 5747.51, and 6101.51; to amend, for the purpose of adopting a new section number as indicated in parentheses, section 135.45 (113.07); to enact section 113.052; and to repeal sections 113.10 and 113.43 of the Revised Code relating to the Treasurer of State.
Who sponsors SB 300?
SB 300 is sponsored by Kristina D. Roegner (Republican).
What is the current status of SB 300?
This bill has been introduced in the Senate. Introduced October 21, 2025. It must pass committee before a floor vote.
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