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AR HB2240
Bill
Status
3/12/2013
Primary Sponsor
Jim Dotson
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AI Summary
HB2240 Summary
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Adds Arkansas Code 10-2-309 requiring state employees to swear or affirm an oath to tell the truth before testifying under subpoena or voluntarily before any General Assembly committee or subcommittee.
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Defines "state employee" as any public servant or person performing full-time or part-time service for wages, salary, or remuneration paid by the state, excluding elected officials.
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Allows state employees testifying multiple times during a single legislative session to swear the oath once for the entire session term, with notice to the committee chair of prior oath-taking.
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Makes knowingly giving false testimony to a General Assembly committee after affirming the oath a Class A misdemeanor offense.
Legislative Description
To Amend Arkansas Law Concerning Persons Employed By The State Of Arkansas.
Last Action
Recommended for study in the Interim by Joint Interim Committee on STATE AGENCIES & GOVT'L AFFAIRS- HOUSE
4/18/2013