Establishes the House Code of Ethics for the Ninety-first General Assembly.
This bill establishes the House Code of Ethics for the Ninety-first General Assembly, detailing rules for ethical conduct, financial disclosure, and conflict of interest for members and employees of the House of Representatives. It mandates annual financial disclosure statements, prohibits charging travel expenses unless actually incurred, and restricts the acceptance of gifts, honoraria, and excessive charges for services. The bill also outlines procedures for filing complaints, conducting investigations, and handling formal hearings, emphasizing confidentiality and public transparency.
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