Keith Schroth, in his capacity as LSUHSC-NO Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance, violated La. R.S. 42:1111(A)(1)(a) by virtue of his receipt of supplemental compensation from November 1, 2020, to November 1, 2021, which Keith Schroth was not duly entitled to receive without proper authorization, for the performance of his duties as Vice Chancellor.

Dr. Larry Hollier, in his capacity as Chancellor for LSUHSC-NO, violated La. R.S. 42:1117 by virtue of his offering and paying of supplemental compensation payments to Keith Schroth from November 1, 2020, to November 1, 20201, which Keith Schroth was not duly entitled to receive without proper authorization for the performance of his duties as Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance of LSUHSC-NO.

Denarold Anderson violated La. R.S. 42:1113B by virtue of entering into or having a substantial economic interest in transactions under the supervision or jurisdiction of the St. John the Baptist Parish Housing Authority while his mother, Madeline Jasmine, served as Commissioner with the St. John the Baptist Housing Authority.

Debbie Stilley violated Section 1113A of the Ethics Code by virtue of entering into transactions with the School while her daughter, Krista Stilley Campbell, was an employee of the School.

Baja Enterprises of Lockport, LLC, a legal entity in which Mr. Armand Autin, Jr. had a controlling interest, violated Section 1113A(1)(a) of the Ethics Code by virtue of entering into transactions under the supervision of Mr. Autin's Agency,

Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions, Inc. violated La. R.S. 42:1117 by giving Tommy Durrett, the Public Works Director for the Union Parish Police Jury, complimentary hotel accomodations for three nights in Nashville, Tennessee, when he was prohibited by La. R.S. 42:1115A(1) from receiving such a gift because Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions, Inc. had or was seeking to obtain a contractual or other business or financial relationship with Tommy Durrett's agency, the Union Parish Police Jury.

Tommy Durrett, in his capacity at Public Works Director for the Union Parish Police Jury, violated La. R.S. 42:1115A(1) by virtue of accepting complimentary hotel accomodations for three nights in Nashville, Tennessee, as a gift from an employee of Ergon at a time when Tommy Durrett knew Ergon had or was seeking to obtain a contractual, other business, or financial relationship with the Union Parish Police Jury.

Guy McInnis, in his capacity as Parish President, St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, violated Section 1111A of the Ethics Code by virtue of receiving payments for a vehicle stipend to which he was not entitled; and Guy McInnis, in his capacity as Parish President, St. Bernard Parish violated

Adam Coleman, in his capacity as a public servant, and Coleman Culture Basketball LLC, a legal entity in which Adam Coleman has a controlling interest, violated Section 1113A(1)(a) of the Ethics Code by virtue of entering into transactions under the supervision or jurisdiction of Adam Coleman's agency, Sulphur High School.

Allegiance Ag and Turf, LLC violated La. R.S. 42:1117 by paying Mr. Bradford and Bastrop-Morehouse Publishers Inc. a total of $15,130.00 for weekly advertising space in the Bastrop Morehouse News when Mr. Bradford and Bastrop-Morehouse Publishers Inc. were prohibited from receiving by La. R.S. 42:1111c(2)(d) because at that time Allegiance Ag and Turf, LLC had a business and financial relationship with Mr. Bradford's agency, the City of Bastrop.

Louisiana Oilfield Restoration Association, Inc., Chromos Wealth Solutions, LLC, and Andrew Berthelot violated Section 1117 of the Ethics Code by virtue of transferring a thing of economic value to Johnny W. Adams which he was prohibited from receiving pursuant to 1115A of the Ethics Code.

Consent Opinion regarding a prohibited loan made by Louisiana Oilfield Restoration Association Inc., Chromos Wealth Solutions LLC, and Andrew Berthelot to Johnny Adams, an employee of the Department of Energy and Natural Resources, Office of Conservation.

The Code does not prohibit the continued employment of John Durking while his sister Courtney Olivia serves as the Disability Determinations Manager, and the proposed disqualification plan is approved.

The Code prohibits Mr. Fairbrother from receiving a thing of economic value through compensation received by his spouse, Mrs. Carelus, for her services rendered to TFA while TFA has a contractual, business, and/or financial relationship with VLC.

The post-employment restrictions contained in the Code, as explained within, apply to Stephen Lee for a period of two years following his retirement on January 11, 2025.

No provision of the Code prohibits Francis Dorsey from serving as the President of the Cannabis Council of Louisiana while simultaneously serving as an elected member of the Iberia Republican Parish Executive Committee, since he is not a public servant and the parish executive committee is not a governmental entity subject to the Code of Governmental Ethics.

The Code does not prohibit John Jackson's service on the SLFPA nominating committee while his employer has contractual, business, and/or financial relationships with SLFPA.

The Code permits Patrice Thomas to perform notarial and accounting srevices for a private company on a part-time basis, and outside her normal working hours, for compensation while she is an employee at the Louisiana Legislative Fiscal Office.

The proposed disqualification plan is sufficient to prevent violations under Section 1112B(1) of the Code of Ethics and meets the Board's requirements pursuant to Louisiana Administrative Code Title 52, Chapter 14, Section 1402.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit the Town from entering into transactions with the Company, to the extent the transactions are not under the supervision or jurisdiction of the Haynesville Police Department.