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[Title R025. Table of Contents]
R25-5-1 Purpose.
The purpose of this rule is to establish the procedures for payment of per diem to policy boards, advisory boards, councils, or committees within state government.
R25-5-2 Authority.
This rule is established pursuant to Section 63A-3-106 , which authorizes the Director of Finance to establish per diem rates.
R25-5-3 Definitions.
(1) "Boards" means policy boards, advisory boards, councils, or committees within state government.
(2) "Finance" means the Division of Finance.
(3) "Per diem" means an allowance paid daily.
(4) "Rate" means an amount of money.
R25-5-4 Rates.
(1) Each member of a board within state government shall receive $60 per diem for each official meeting attended that lasts up to four hours and $90 per diem for each official meeting that is longer than four hours.
(2) Travel expenses shall also be paid to board members in accordance with Rule R25-7.
(3) Members may decline to receive per diem and/or travel expenses for their services.
R25-5-5 Rates for State Employees.
(1) Full-time state employees serving on boards may not be eligible for per diem at board meetings held during normal working hours. State employee board members attending meetings held at a time other than normal working hours shall receive $60 per diem for each official meeting attended that lasts up to four hours and $90 per diem for each official meeting that is longer than four hours.
(2) Travel expenses shall also be paid to state employees serving on boards in accordance with Rule R25-7.
R25-5-6 Payment of Per Diem.
All board members are paid their per diem through the payroll system in order to calculate and withhold the appropriate taxes.
[Indexing]
KEY: per diem allowance, rates, state employees, boards*
July 13, 1999
[Editor's note: Below are references
to the Utah Code that are listed by the
agency making this rule as authority
for the rule.]
63A-3-106
Notice of Continuation October 30, 1998
