THE COURTS
SUPREME COURT
Provisions for Electronic Filing of Statements of Financial Interest for the Pennsylvania Unified Judicial System; No. 271 Judicial Administration; Doc. No. 1
[35 Pa.B. 2100]
Order And Now, this 22nd day of March, 2005, this Court having established a pilot program for the electronic filing of statements of financial interest for the Pennsylvania Unified Judicial System for the 2004 reporting year;
It Is Ordered, for all individuals required to file statements of financial interest electronically, and for all individuals who elect to file statements of financial interest electronically, said filing shall be accompanied through the use of a secure log-in, pin and password supplied by the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts (''AOPC'').
It Is Further Ordered that the submission of a financial interest statement through electronic means signifies the user's intent to sign the document. By submitting the document electronically, the individual certifies the electronic filing is true and correct. All statements of financial interest submitted electronically through the secure log-in procedure shall be accepted for filing by the AOPC.
This order shall be effective immediately.
RALPH J. CAPPY,
Chief Justice
[Pa.B. Doc. No. 05-649. Filed for public inspection April 8, 2005, 9:00 a.m.]
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