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(a) In AS 39.52.410 , "blind trust" means a trust established under AS 39.50.040 .
(b) In the Ethics Act and in this chapter
(1) "board or commission" has the meaning given in AS 39.52.960 and does not include an entity created under only a federal statute or other non-state action;
(2) "Ethics Act" means Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act (AS 39.52);
(3) "executive director" includes an executive secretary to a board or commission under AS 08 or the marine pilot coordinator under AS 08.62.050 ;
(4) "improper motivation" means a motivation not related to the best interests of the state, and includes giving primary consideration to a person's
(A) kinship or relationship with a public officer;
(B) financial association with a public officer;
(C) potential for conferring a future benefit on a public officer; or
(D) political affiliation;
(5) "person" has the meaning given in AS 39.52.960 and includes governmental entities;
(6) "personal gain" means a benefit to a person's or immediate family member's personal interest or financial interest;
(7) "public employee" has the meaning given in AS 39.52.960 and includes a permanent employee of an agency on non-seasonal leave without pay status, but does not include an individual on layoff status, a seasonal employee of an agency during the period of time that the employee is not employed by the agency, or a temporary employee of an agency during the period of time that the employee is not employed by the agency;
(8) "state contract" includes employment with the state, regardless of whether that employment is evidenced by a written agreement, but does not include a license or other authorization from the state to do business or to perform a particular activity in the state; and
(9) "subject" means an individual who either
(A) is being investigated for a potential violation of the Ethics Act or this chapter; or
(B) is the individual against whom a complaint is filed under the Ethics Act or this chapter.
History: Eff. 4/24/94, Register 130
Authority: AS 39.52.120 (a)
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