Indiana § 36-1-21-4 Adoption of more stringent or detailed requirements

Indiana Statutes

§ 36-1-21-4 — Adoption of more stringent or detailed requirements

Indiana·Title 36 LOCAL GOVERNMENT·Art. 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS·Ch. 21 Contracting With a Unit

(a)This chapter establishes minimum requirements regarding contracting with a unit. The legislative body of the unit shall adopt a policy that includes, at a minimum, the requirements set forth in this chapter. However, the policy may:

(1)include requirements that are more stringent or detailed than any provision in this chapter; and

(2)apply to individuals who are exempted or excluded from the application of this chapter. The unit may prohibit or restrict an individual from entering into a contract with the unit that is not otherwise prohibited or restricted by this chapter.

(b)The annual report filed by a unit with the state board of accounts under IC 5-11-13-1 must include a statement by the executive of the unit stating whether the unit has implemented a policy under this chapter.

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(a) This chapter establishes minimum
requirements regarding contracting with a unit. The legislative body of
the unit shall adopt a policy that includes, at a minimum, the
requirements set forth in this chapter. However, the policy may:
(1) include requirements that are more stringent or detailed than
any provision in this chapter; and
(2) apply to individuals who are exempted or excluded from the
application of this chapter.
The unit may prohibit or restrict an individual from entering into a
contract with the unit that is not otherwise prohibited or restricted by
this chapter.
(b) The annual report filed by a unit with the state board of accounts
under IC 5-11-13-1 must include a statement by the executive of the
unit stating whether the unit has implemented a policy under this
chapter.

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