PROCUREMENT-EXPATRIATES

Creates the Expatriate State Contractor Act. Prohibits executive branch State agencies from entering into contracts with expatriate corporations or their subsidiaries. Defines an expatriate corporation as a company that (i) is publicly traded in the U.S., (ii) has incorporated in a foreign tax haven, (iii) is traded primarily in the U.S., (iv) has no substantial business activity in the place of incorporation, and (v) meets other specified criteria. Exempts certain companies that were expatriates before January 1, 2005 and afford specified shareholder rights. Authorizes an agency to waive the prohibition if the contract meets a compelling public interest. Requires that contracts include the vendor's declaration of compliance and makes false declaration a Class A misdemeanor. Effective January 1, 2005.