§ 44:8 — Louisiana office building corporation, special provisions

§8. Louisiana office building corporation, special provisions
A. The private, nonprofit corporation known as the Louisiana Office
Building Corporation, incorporated in the parish of East Baton Rouge on June
30, 1965, is hereby declared to be a quasi-public corporation. All papers,
documents, contracts, legal agreements, correspondence, minutes of meetings
and any other record whatsoever of said corporation are hereby declared to be
matters of public record, and shall be open to inspection by state officials and
employees, members of the Legislature and legislative staff personnel and the
general public. The officers, members of the board of directors, agents and
employees of said corporation are hereby authorized and directed to grant
access to any record of said corporation upon request. The procedure for
access to records under the authority of this Section shall be in keeping with
the general provisions for access to public records contained in Chapter I of
this Title.
B. All officers, directors and employees of the Louisiana Office
Building Corporation who are also elected officials of the State of Louisiana
shall be subject to the provisions of the code of ethics for state elected officials
contained in R.S. 42:1141 through 1148 with reference to actions taken in their
capacities as such officers, directors or employees of the said corporation. All
other officers, directors and employees of the corporation shall be subject to
the provisions of the code of ethics for state employees contained in R.S.
42:1111 through 1123 to the same extent as any state employees.
C. All books and records of the Louisiana Office Building Corporation
shall be subject to audit and review by the Legislative Auditor to the same
extent as all other state departments or agencies.

Legislative History

Added by Acts 1966, No. 429, §§1 to 3.