12049648, 60L-39.0015 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 12049648

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Division:

Personnel Management System

Chapter:

FLORIDA STATE EMPLOYEES' CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN (Repealed)

Overview

RULE:

60L-39.0015	Definitions (Repealed)
60L-39.003	Statewide Steering Committee (Repealed)
60L-39.004	Eligibility Criteria for Participation by Charitable Organizations (Repealed)
60L-39.0041	Eligibility Criteria for Receipt of Tier One Undesignated Funds (Repealed)
60L-39.005	Application Procedures (Repealed)
60L-39.006	Department Duties and Responsibilities (Repealed)
60L-39.007	Appeals (Repealed)
60L-39.008	Local Steering Committees (Repealed)
60L-39.009	Employee Contributions and Campaign Events (Repealed)

PURPOSE:

The Department proposes revisions to the rule in order to clarify and align provisions with statutory authority. Chapter 2012-15, Laws of Florida, amends the FSECC statute (section 110.181, F.S.) to require that all employees who participate in the campaign must designate the participating charity(ies) which are to receive their donations, and to remove all references to “undesignated funds”.

SUMMARY:

Rule 60L-39, F.A.C. needs to be amended to repeal the provisions related to the raising of undesignated funds; the process and form used to determine eligibility for charities to receive undesignated funds; and the allocation of undesignated funds. In its place, the revised rule proposes a uniform method by which agency sponsored events can be used to raise “designated” funds; updates program terminology; and provides for use of new pledge forms.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

110.181(3) FS

LAW:

110.181 FS

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

11/2/2012 Vol. 38/64

COMMENTS:

From 11/2/2012 To 11/23/2012 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

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