Senate Resolution 1020 amends the Senate Code of Ethics for the 91st General Assembly.
Senate Resolution 1020 amends the Senate Code of Ethics for the 91st General Assembly. It outlines rules for the conduct of senators, including restrictions on accepting gifts, employment, and honoraria from certain entities. The resolution also details procedures for filing complaints, conducting investigations, and issuing advisory opinions. It mandates financial disclosures from senators and candidates for senate, and sets rules for conflicts of interest and the use of confidential information.
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