Sec. 16. A person who: (1) intentionally prevents the work of the ombudsman; (2) knowingly offers compensation to the ombudsman in an effort to affect the outcome of an investigation or a potential investigation; or (3) knowingly or intentionally retaliates against a resident, a client, an employee, or another person who files a complaint or provides information to the ombudsman; commits a Class B misdemeanor. IC 12-11-14 Chapter 14. Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Program 12-11-14-1 "ABLE account" 12-11-14-2 "Authority" 12-11-14-3 "Board" 12-11-14-4 "Contracting state" 12-11-14-5 "Designated beneficiary" 12-11-14-6 "Eligible individual" 12-11-14-6 "Eligible individual" 12-11-14-7 "Qualified ABLE program" 12-11-14-8 "Qualified disability expense" 12-11-14-9 Creation of ABLE authority; body corporate and politic; authority to establish qualified ABLE program; tax exemption; contracting; public agency 12-11-14-10 Establishment of ABLE board; members; appointments; chairperson; reimbursement; quorum 12-11-14-10.5 Treasurer of state administers, manages, and directs the affairs of the board 12-11-14-11 Board duties and powers 12-11-14-12 Authority duties; annual report 12-11-14-13 Accepting of gifts and property by authority 12-11-14-14 Designated person maintaining records of authority proceedings; custodian 12-11-14-15 Surety bond 12-11-14-16 Not a conflict of interest to serve on authority; disclosure of conflicts by member 12-11-14-17 Funds 12-11-14-18 Investment policies 12-11-14-19 Investment policies by board 12-11-14-20 Preserving, investing, and expenditures of trust fund and property; trust 12-11-14-21 Management of assets in trust fund 12-11-14-22 Expenses of authority; exhausting of funds 12-11-14-23 Audit; transmission of audit 12-11-14-24 Taxation exemption; property of account owner; funds in ABLE account
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