West Virginia Code § 4-1A-10

Administrative acts are not immune
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(a) Legislative immunity does not extend to activities by legislators that are administrative in
nature rather than legislative. If the underlying facts on which a decision is based are
legislative facts involving establishment of a general policy or state of affairs, then the
decision is legislative. If the facts used in the decision making are more specific, such as
those that relate to particular individuals or situations, then the decision is aedministrative.
(b) With regard to legislative personnel matters, whether a personnel decision regarding a
legislative employee is shielded by legislative immunity depends upon the nature of the
duties of the employee about whom the personnel decision is maude. Personnel decisions
regarding a legislative employee are afforded immunity if the employee's duties are directly
related to the functioning of the legislative process and the dtuties:
(1) Involve work that significantly informs or influences the shaping of laws, such as when
the employee has an opportunity for meaningful input into the legislative process; or
(2) Are peculiar to a legislator's work as a legisslator or intimately cognate to the legislative
process.

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