Florida Senate - 2012 SB 1212 By Senator Fasano 11-00541A-12 20121212__ 1 A bill to be entitled 2 An act relating to the State Board of Administration; 3 prohibiting certain employees of the State Board of 4 Administration from being employed by or having a 5 similar contractual relationship with an investment 6 firm that does business with the board for a specified 7 period after termination of employment; authorizing 8 the executive director to waive the postemployment 9 restriction; providing penalties; requiring the board 10 or trustee of the board to provide to the office of 11 the Chief Financial Officer the identity of certain 12 former employees and the dates of their termination of 13 employment with the board or trustee; providing an 14 effective date. 15 16 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: 17 18 Section 1. State Board of Administration; postemployment 19 restrictions; penalties.— 20 (1) An employee of the State Board of Administration or 21 employee of a trustee of the board having the authority to make 22 or the responsibility to recommend investments of moneys held by 23 the board may not, within 3 years after retirement or 24 termination from employment, hold any employment or similar 25 contractual relationship with an investment firm that does 26 business with the board. If the employee’s position is 27 eliminated and his or her duties are performed by an investment 28 firm, the executive director of the board may waive this 29 restriction in writing for a particular employee if the 30 executive director determines that the waiver will serve the 31 best interests of the state. 32 (2) A former employee who violates this section is subject 33 to penalties under s. 112.317, Florida Statutes. 34 (3) The board or trustee of the board shall provide to the 35 office of the Chief Financial Officer the identity of each 36 former employee described in subsection (1) and the termination 37 date of his or her employment with the board or trustee within 38 15 days after termination. 39 Section 2. This act shall take effect July 1, 2012.