California SB1141 prohibits University of California executives from influencing contracts with entities they are affiliated with.
California SB1141 amends the Public Contract Code to establish conflict-of-interest rules for University of California executives. It prohibits executives from participating in contract decisions if they have a financial relationship with the business entity involved. Business entities cannot bid on, enter into, or renew contracts with the University of California if they have compensated an executive within the past twelve months. The bill also mandates that executives disclose their recusal from contract decisions involving their affiliated entities.
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