Advisory Opinion whereby the Code of Governmental Ethics would not prohibit the Vidalia Police Department from accepting a monetary donation from the Riverparek Medical Center.

Advisory Opinion whereby the Code of Governmental Ethics would not prohibit the Director of the Audubon Regional Library from working part time as a contractor for the Louisiana Department of Corrections.

Advisory Opinion whereby the Code of Governmental Ethics would not prohibit Dr. Lauren Rasmussen from being appointed by the Governor to the Louisiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists even though she served as "pro-tem" member within two years, since she would not be accepting an appointment from LSBEP, but an appointment by the Governor.

Advisory Opinion whereby the Code of Governmental Ethics would not prohibit a former employee of the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development from being employed by Richard C. Lambert Consultants, an engineering firm that provides engineering services to DOTD, provided that the former employee did not participate in such transactions during his employment with DOTD and he did not provide such services as a DOTD employee.

Disqualification Plan sumbitted by Lafayette Consolidated Government relative to Patricia Broussard, a Buyer II in the Purchasing Department of the Office of Finance and Managerment was approved by the Board whereby Tara Cazares would process invoices with a contract between LCG and Marc Broussard, Patricia Broussard's son.

Advisory Opinion whereby the Code of Governmental Ethics would not prohibit a former employee of Louisiana Rehabilitation Services from being employed with Livingston Parish School Board since she was not an agency head and did not provide the same services while employed with LRS that she would perform for the school board.

Consent Opinion whereby Roger Odell Clement violated La. R.S. 18:1531B by virtue of his using his campaign funds to pay five individuals for the purpose of transporting voters to pollling locations.

Advisory Opinion whereby the Code of Governmental Ethics would not prohibit the City of Slidell from placing retired K-9 officers with their Slidell Police Department handler or other sufficiently trained law enforcement employees of the Slidell Police Department, as long as it is the policy of the police department that employees are duly entitled to receive the retired K-9 officers.