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AGOCD19 Tax debt certification timeline and collection
R.C. 131.02 R.C. 131.02 No provision. No provision. Specifies that the initial action to collect a tax Same as the Senate. debt is commenced when a certified copy of the Tax Commissioner's entry making an assessment final is filed in the clerk of the appropriate court of common pleas, rather than when the initial action is commenced after the certified copy is filed as under current law. Fiscal effect: None apparent. Fiscal effect: Same as the Senate. AGOCD18 Victim information and solicitation for professional employment
R.C. 149.43, 1349.05 R.C. 149.43, 1349.05 (1) No provision. (1) Provides that the telephone number of a (1) No provision. (1) Same as the House. victim of a crime, a witness to a crime, or a party to a motor vehicle accident that is included in a law enforcement record or report is not a public record. (2) No provision. (2) Prohibits a health care practitioner or (2) No provision. (2) Same as the House. another specified person from contacting those persons for professional employment purposes until 30 days after the date of the motor vehicle accident or crime. Requires such contact to be sent via the U.S. Postal Service. (3) No provision. (3) Requires the Attorney General, if the (3) No provision. (3) Same as the House. Attorney General believes a violation of provision (2) above has occurred, to issue a
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notice and conduct a hearing. Requires the Attorney General, after determining a violation has occurred, to impose a $5,000 fine for each violation, and a $25,000 fine for each subsequent violation. (4) No provision. (4) Requires the Attorney General, after (4) No provision. (4) Same as the House. determining that a health care practitioner or another specified person has committed violations on three separate occasions and the violator holds a license issued by an agency, to notify the agency of the three violations. Requires the agency to suspend the license without a prior hearing, and to afford the person a hearing on request. Fiscal effect: Potential gain in fine revenue, Fiscal effect: Same as the House. likely to be credited to the GRF. AGOCD15 Organized Crime Investigations Commission reimbursements
R.C. 177.02 R.C. 177.02 R.C. 177.02 No provision. Permits the Organized Crime Investigations Same as the House. Same as the House. Commission to reimburse a political subdivision for employment related costs, other than workers' compensation, of political subdivision employees who serve as directors and investigatory staff for an organized crime task force under the Commission. Fiscal effect: Potentially increases expenditures Fiscal effect: Same as the House. Fiscal effect: Same as the House. from the Organized Crime Commission Fund (Fund R042), with annual magnitude subject to available revenues.
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AGOCD23 Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force
R.C. 195.01, 195.02, Section 221.20 R.C. 195.01, 195.02, Section 221.20 (1) No provision. (1) No provision. (1) Requires the Ohio Internet Crimes Against (1) Same as the Senate. Children Task Force: (a) to coordinate a state network of law enforcement agencies to support investigations into internet crimes against children, and (b) to support the state network of law enforcement agencies, by funding positions, providing investigative training and digital forensic support, and conducting community outreach. (2) No provision. (2) No provision. (2) Requires appropriated funds to be disbursed (2) Same as the Senate. by the Attorney General to certain local agencies affiliated with the Task Force, and to the Office of the Attorney General's Crimes Against Children Initiative. (3) No provision. (3) No provision. (3) Requires the Task Force and the Office of the (3) Same as the Senate. Attorney General to provide a yearly progress report and summary of expenditures to the General Assembly . (4) No provision. (4) No provision. (4) Requires that newly-created GRF line item (4) Same as the Senate. 055434, ICAC Task Force, be used by the Attorney General in support of the Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force for the purposes described in provision (2) above. Fiscal effect: The Senate budget appropriates Fiscal effect: Same as the Senate. $500,000 in each fiscal year to new GRF line item 055434, ICAC Task Force.
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AGOCD1 Ohio Center for the Future of Forensic Science
Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Requires $600,000 in each fiscal year from GRF Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. appropriation item 055321, Operating Expenses, to be used for the Ohio Center for the Future of Forensic Science at Bowling Green State University for the purpose of fostering forensic science research techniques (BCI Eminent Scholar) and creating professional training opportunities to students (BCI Scholars) in the forensic science fields. AGOCD2 Domestic violence program
Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Permits $100,000 in each fiscal year from GRF Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. appropriation item 055321, Operating Expenses, to be used by the Attorney General to provide funding to domestic violence programs as defined in R.C. 109.46.
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AGOCD3 Narcotics task forces
Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Earmarks up to $500,000 in each fiscal year Same as the Executive, but specifies the Same as the House. Same as the House. from GRF appropriation item 055321, Operating supported task forces are to be funded by the Expenses, to be used by the Attorney General to Attorney General, rather than through item support narcotics task forces to be funded 761403. through GRF appropriation item 761403, Recovery Ohio Law Enforcement, used by the Department of Public Safety. AGOCD4 BCIRS lease rental payments
Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Requires GRF appropriation item 055406, BCIRS Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. Lease Rental Payments, to be used for payments during the period from July 1, 2019, through June 30, 2021, pursuant to leases and agreements entered into for the financing of costs associated with the acquisition, development, installation, and implementation of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation Records System.
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AGOCD5 County sheriffs' pay supplement
Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 (1) Requires GRF appropriation item 055411, (1) Same as the Executive. (1) Same as the Executive. (1) Same as the Executive. County Sheriffs' Pay Supplement, to be used for the purpose of supplementing the annual compensation of county sheriffs as required by R.C. 325.06. (2) Permits the Director of Budget and (2) Same as the Executive. (2) Same as the Executive. (2) Same as the Executive. Management, at the request of the Attorney General, to transfer appropriation from GRF appropriation item 055321, Operating Expenses, to GRF appropriation item 055411 to be used for the purpose of funding the supplemental annual compensation of county sheriffs. AGOCD6 County prosecutors' pay supplement
Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 (1) Requires GRF appropriation item 055415, (1) Same as the Executive. (1) Same as the Executive. (1) Same as the Executive. County Prosecutors' Pay Supplement, to be used for the purpose of supplementing the annual compensation of certain county prosecutors as required by R.C. 325.111. (2) Permits the Director of Budget and (2) Same as the Executive. (2) Same as the Executive. (2) Same as the Executive. Management, at the request of the Attorney General, to transfer appropriation from GRF appropriation item 055321, Operating Expenses, to GRF appropriation item 055415 to be used
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for the purpose of funding the supplemental annual compensation of county prosecutors. AGOCD20 Drug Testing Equipment
Section: 221.20 Section: 221.20 No provision. No provision. Requires GRF appropriation item 055432, Drug Same as the Senate. Testing Equipment, to be used to purchase drug testing equipment for the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation. AGOCD7 Battered Woman's Shelter
Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 (1) Earmarks $50,000 in each fiscal year from (1) Same as the Executive. (1) Same as the Executive. (1) Same as the Executive, but also requires GRF appropriation item 055501, Rape Crisis $50,000 in each fiscal year to be distributed to Centers, to be distributed to the Battered the Battered Women's Shelter of Portage Women's Shelter of Summit and Medina County. counties for the cost of operating the commercial kitchen located at its Market Street Facility. (2) No provision. (2) No provision. (2) Earmarks $300,000 in each fiscal year from (2) Same as the Senate. GRF appropriation item 055501, Rape Crisis Centers, to be distributed to the Battered Women's Shelter of Summit and Medina counties for expenses related to the creation and implementation of a pilot program called "Finding my Childhood Again."
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AGOCD8 Drug Abuse Response Team Grants
Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 (1) Requires the Attorney General to maintain (1) Same as the Executive. (1) Same as the Executive. (1) Same as the Executive. the Drug Abuse Response Team Grant Program for the purpose of replicating or expanding successful law enforcement programs that address the opioid epidemic similar to the Drug Abuse Response Team established by the Lucas County Sheriff's Department, and the Quick Response Teams established in Colerain Township's Department of Public Safety in Hamilton County and Summit County. Permits any grants awarded to include requirements for private or nonprofit matching support. (2) Requires GRF appropriation item 055431, (2) Same as the Executive. (2) Same as the Executive. (2) Same as the Executive. Drug Abuse Response Team Grants, to be used by the Attorney General to fund grants to law enforcement or other government agencies primarily for the purpose of noted in provision (1) above. (3) Requires that each recipient of funding (3) Same as the Executive. (3) Same as the Executive. (3) Same as the Executive. submit, within six months of the end date of the grant, a written report describing the outcomes that resulted from the grant to the Governor, President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the Minority Leader of the Senate, and the Minority Leader of the House of Representatives.
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AGOCD9 Workers' Compensation Section
Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 (1) Permits the Workers' Compensation Fund (1) Same as the Executive. (1) Same as the Executive. (1) Same as the Executive. (Fund 1950) to receive quarterly payments from the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation and the Ohio Industrial Commission to fund legal services provided by the Attorney General to those two state agencies. (2) Requires the Bureau of Workers' (2) Same as the Executive. (2) Same as the Executive. (2) Same as the Executive. Compensation to transfer quarterly payments for the support of the Attorney General’s Workers’ Compensation Fraud Unit. (3) Requires that the amounts of these quarterly (3) Same as the Executive. (3) Same as the Executive. (3) Same as the Executive. payments be mutually agreed upon by the Attorney General, the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation, and the Ohio Industrial Commission.
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AGOCD10 General Holding Account
Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Requires that HLD Fund R004 appropriation item Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. 055631, General Holding Account, be used to distribute money under the terms of relevant court orders or other settlements received in a variety of cases involving the Attorney General. Appropriates additional amounts if it is determined that they are necessary for this purpose. AGOCD11 Antitrust Settlements
Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Requires that HLD Fund R005 appropriation item Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. 055632, Antitrust Settlements, be used to distribute money under the terms of relevant court orders or other out of court settlements in antitrust cases or antitrust matters involving the Attorney General. Appropriates additional amounts if it is determined that they are necessary for this purpose.
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AGOCD12 Consumer Frauds
Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Requires that HLD Fund R018 appropriation item Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. 055630, Consumer Frauds, be used for distribution of money from court-ordered judgments against sellers in actions brought by the Attorney General under R.C. 1334.08, 4549.48 and 1345.07(B) to provide restitution to consumers victimized by the fraud that generated the court-ordered judgments. Appropriates additional amounts if it is determined that they are necessary for this purpose. AGOCD13 Organized Crime Commission Distributions
Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Requires that HLD Fund R042 appropriation item Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. 055601, Organized Crime Commission Distributions, be used by the Organized Crime Investigations Commission, as provided by R.C. 177.011, to reimburse political subdivisions for expenses incurred when their law enforcement officers participate in an organized crime task force. Appropriates additional amounts if it is determined that they are necessary for this purpose.
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AGOCD14 Collection Payment Redistribution
Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Requires that HLD Fund R054 appropriation item Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. 055650, Collection Payment Redistribution, be used for the purpose of paying contingency counsel fees for cases where debtors mistakenly paid the client agencies instead of the Attorney General's Collections Enforcement Section. Appropriates additional amounts if it is determined that they are necessary for this purpose. AGOCD17 Domestic violence programs
Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 No provision. Requires GRF appropriation item 055504, Same as the House. Same as the House. Domestic Violence Programs, to be used by the Attorney General to provide funding to domestic violence programs as defined in R.C. 109.46.
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AGOCD22 Pike County Capital Case
Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 No provision. No provision. Requires GRF appropriation item 055505, Pike Same as the Senate. County Capital Case, to be used, subject to the approval of the Controlling Board, to defray the costs of ongoing capital case litigation in Pike County. AGOCD21 School Safety Training Grants
Section: 221.30 Section: 221.30 (1) No provision. (1) No provision. (1) Requires GRF appropriation item 055502, (1) Same as the Senate. School Safety Training Grants, to be used by the Attorney General, in consultation with the Superintendent of Public Instruction and the Director of Mental Health and Addiction Services, to make grants for school safety and school climate programs and training to public and chartered nonpublic schools, local law enforcement agencies, and schools operated by county boards of developmental disabilities. (2) No provision. (2) No provision. (2) Permits the grants to be used for at least the (2) Same as the Senate. following: (1) school resource officer certification training, (2) any type of active shooter and school safety training or equipment, (3) all grade level type educational resources, (4) training to identify and assist students with mental health issues, (5) school supplies or equipment related to school safety
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or for implementing the school's safety plan, and (6) any other training related to school safety. (3) No provision. (3) No provision. (3) Requires participating schools and county (3) Same as the Senate. boards to work with or contract with the county sheriff's office or the appropriate local police department to develop these programs and training. Prohibits any grant awarded directly to a local law enforcement agency to be used to fund a similar request made by a school located within the jurisdiction of the local law enforcement agency.
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AGRCD11 Enforcement of Soil and Water Conservation Law
R.C. 939.07 Expands the Attorney General's authority for No provision. No provision. No provision. seeking civil penalties for violations of any provision of the Soil and Water Conservation Law, rather than only rules adopted under that Law. Fiscal effect: Potential increase in revenue deposited into the Agricultural Pollution Abatement Fund (Fund 5PM0). Civil penalties are not to exceed $10,000 per violation.
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BORCD67 Debt certification timeline for state institutions of higher education.
R.C. 131.02 No provision. Modifies when a state institution of higher No provision. No provision. education must certify to the Attorney General, for the purposes of debt collection, any amounts payable to the institution by a student by replacing a requirement that the certification happen within the later of 45 days after the amount is due or the 10th day of the next academic semester, quarter, or session, with a requirement that the certification happen no earlier than that time and no later than 15 days after that time. Fiscal effect: The provision extends the timeline for state institutions to certify any outstanding debt to the Attorney General. BORCD83 Ohio National Guard Scholarship Program repayment exemptions
R.C. 5919.34, Section 603.01 R.C. 5919.34, Section 603.01 No provision. No provision. Eliminates an exemption for repayment liability Same as the Senate. of an Ohio National Guard scholarship recipient who fails to complete the term of enlistment due to the recipient's enlistment, warrant, commission, or appointment to the National Guard or an active duty component of the United States Armed Forces.
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No provision. No provision. Exempts from repayment liability an Ohio Same as the Senate. National Guard scholarship recipient who became liable for repayment due to enlistment, warrant, commission, or appointment to the National Guard, an active duty component of the U.S. Armed Forces, or other service or component of the United States Armed Forces, between April 1, 2012, and the provision's effective date. No provision. No provision. Eliminates outdated language that required the Same as the Senate. state to return, not later than April 6, 2018, payments already made by scholarship recipients no longer liable for repayments that occurred on or before September 30, 2016. Fiscal effect: May increase state revenue from Fiscal effect: Same as the Senate. the recoupment of scholarship payments from individuals who are no longer exempt from repayment liability. BORCD68 Study regarding past-due general and special fees
Section: 381.165 No provision. Requires the Chancellor, in consultation with No provision. No provision. state institutions of higher education, to conduct a study regarding the best practices for collecting past-due general and special fees before such fees are certified to the Attorney General for debt collection, including by investigating several specified practices and a potential amnesty program.
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No provision. Requires the Chancellor, in consultation with No provision. No provision. state institutions, to submit a report based on the study to the General Assembly by December 31, 2019. No provision. Requires the report to include No provision. No provision. recommendations regarding (1) best practices to collect past-due general and special fees before the fees must be certified to the Attorney General and (2) changes to the Revised Code and the Administrative Code to implement a uniform statewide policy regarding the collection of past-due fees. Fiscal effect: Potential increase in DHE's and state institutions' administrative costs to conduct the study and report their findings.
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JFSCD19 Unemployment compensation debt collection
R.C. 4141.35 R.C. 4141.35 R.C. 4141.35 R.C. 4141.35 Exempts unemployment compensation debts Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. Same as the Executive. collected by the Attorney General from a continuing law requirement that repayments to the Unemployment Compensation Fund resulting from benefit overpayments first be proportionately credited to improperly charged employers' accounts and then to the mutualized account. Fiscal effect: According to ODJFS, this change Fiscal effect: Same as the Executive. Fiscal effect: Same as the Executive. Fiscal effect: Same as the Executive. will not negatively impact the solvency of the Unemployment Compensation Fund, which is not part of the state treasury.
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PUBCD10 Task force to study indigent defense
Section: 371.10 (1) No provision. (1) Creates a 16-member task force to study (1) No provision. (1) No provision. Ohio's indigent defense system and provide recommendations to the General Assembly regarding the delivery, structure, and funding of indigent defense. (2) No provision. (2) Requires the task force to report its (2) No provision. (2) No provision. recommendations to the General Assembly not later than August 1, 2020. (3) No provision. (3) Requires the Legislative Service Commission (3) No provision. (3) No provision. to assist the task force as needed.
(4) No provision. (4) Permits the task force to reimburse the (4) No provision. (4) No provision. travel expenses of any experts invited to present to the task force. Earmarks $9,100 in FY 2020 and $900 in FY 2021 from GRF appropriation item 019401, State Legal Defense Services, for this purpose.
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Sales and Use Taxes TAXCD81 Sales tax: Peer-to-peer car sharing and ride sharing
R.C. 5739.01, 4516.01, 4516.02, R.C. 5739.01, 4516.01, 4516.02, 4516.03, 4516.04, 4516.05, 4516.03, 4516.04, 4516.05, 4516.06, 4516.07, 4516.08, 4516.06, 4516.07, 4516.08, 4516.09, 4516.10, 4516.11, 4516.09, 4516.10, 4516.11, 4516.12, 4516.13, 4549.65; Section 4516.12, 4516.13, 4549.65; Sections 757.301 757.301 and 812.15 No provision. No provision. Authorizes personal motor vehicle rentals Same as the Senate, but instead of requiring between vehicle owners and other licensed records be provided to law enforcement upon drivers through a peer-to-peer (P2P) car sharing request, requires them to be provided upon program and P2P car sharing agreements. receipt of a warrant. Establishes requirements and responsibilities that apply to a P2P car sharing program. Requires P2P car sharing programs to collect, verify, and maintain certain records pertaining to the use of each shared vehicle and provide those records, upon request, to the vehicle owner and driver, their insurers, and law enforcement. No provision. No provision. Specifies that P2P car sharing and P2P car Same as the Senate. sharing agreements are consumer transactions for the purposes of the Consumer Sales Practices Law. Specifies that a P2P car sharing program is not liable under that Law, however, if the program was provided false information and relied on that information in good faith. No provision. No provision. Declares that a violation of the general No provision. regulatory requirements of P2P car sharing is an unfair or deceptive act and a person injured by Legislative Budget Office LSC | 21 Office of Research and Drafting Attorney General Main Operating Appropriations Bill H. B. 166
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such a violation has a cause of action and that the attorney general can enforce the requirements and seek civil relief. No provision. No provision. Authorizes the operator of a public-use airport Same as the Senate. to adopt reasonable standards, regulations, procedures, and fees and requires the P2P car sharing program, shared vehicle owner, and shared vehicle driver to comply with them. No provision. No provision. Establishes specific insurance requirements, Same as the Senate. such as minimum coverage limits, and makes a P2P car sharing program ultimately responsible for ensuring that insurance requirements are met. No provision. No provision. States that a P2P car sharing program and a Same as the Senate. shared vehicle owner are exempt from vicarious liability in accordance with federal law and under any state or local law that imposes liability based only on vehicle ownership. No provision. No provision. Specifies that a P2P car sharing program is Same as the Senate. considered a service vendor for the purposes of collecting and remitting sales taxes. No provision. No provision. Specifies that defining "technology platform" as Same as the Senate, but removes the a vendor, which is consistent with current law retroactive application. application, shall apply retrospectively to all transactions and pending cases. Applies the vendor change beginning October 1, 2019. No provision. No provision. Specifies that any agreement, when the Same as the Senate. transaction is for purposes that are primarily personal, family, or household, between a motor vehicle leasing dealer and the lessee or a motor vehicle renting dealer and the renter, is a
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consumer transaction for purposes of the Consumer Sales Practices Law. Specifies that the motor vehicle leasing dealer is not liable under that Law if the dealer was provided false information and relied on that information in good faith. No provision. No provision. No provision. Establishes the effective starting date for P2P car sharing provisions (except for the sales tax changes), to be 90 days after the bill's effective date. Fiscal effect: Increases sales tax revenue by less Fiscal effect: Same as the Senate. than $1 million each year from P2P transactions. Under codified law, 96.68% of the revenue gain will be deposited in the GRF, while the remainder will be deposited in the LGF and the PLF.
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