HB 36
An Act amending the act of April 9, 1929 (P.L.177, No.175), known as The Administrative Code of 1929, in Office of State Inspector General, further providing for definitions and for powers, purpose and duties.
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Bill overview
This bill amends the Administrative Code of 1929 to clarify the roles and responsibilities of the Office of State Inspector General. Specifically, it adds a definition for ‘Enforcement Officer,’ outlining the qualifications and duties of individuals working within the office. It also expands the Inspector General’s power to select and employ personnel, including enforcement officers who may carry firearms under specific conditions and training requirements.
Key provisions
- Defines ‘Enforcement Officer’ based on employment within the Office of State Inspector General and adherence to specific criteria outlined in 71 Pa.C.S.
- Authorizes the State Inspector General to select, appoint, and employ individuals necessary for the office’s functions.
- Allows enforcement officers to carry firearms during official duties, subject to training and the State Inspector General’s policies.
- Establishes specific firearms training requirements for enforcement officers.
- Amends Section 503-A to clarify the Inspector General’s powers regarding personnel selection and employment.
Who is affected
- The Office of State Inspector General
- State employees employed by the Office of State Inspector General
- Law enforcement officers potentially subject to the Inspector General’s oversight
Notable changes
- Adds a formal definition of ‘Enforcement Officer’ to the Administrative Code.
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David Delloso
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