Alabama HB472 eliminates the requirement for candidates to notify the State Ethics Commission if they have already filed a statement of economic.

Alabama HB472 amends the state ethics law to remove the obligation for candidates to notify the State Ethics Commission if they have already filed a statement of economic interests. Previously, candidates who had filed such a statement were required to inform the commission, but this bill eliminates that notification requirement. The law still mandates that candidates file a statement of economic interests within five days after qualifying as a candidate or after the first primary election for independent candidates.

Alabama HB472 eliminates the requirement for candidates to notify the State Ethics Commission if they have already filed a statement of economic.

Alabama HB472 amends the state ethics law to remove the obligation for candidates to notify the State Ethics Commission if they have already filed a statement of economic interests. Previously, candidates who had filed such a statement were required to inform the commission, but this bill eliminates that notification requirement. The law still mandates that candidates file a statement of economic interests within five days after qualifying as a candidate or after the first primary election for independent candidates.