Massachusetts H2761 aims to prevent former regulatory agency employees from working for regulated industries for five years.
Massachusetts H2761 establishes a five-year cooling-off period for former employees of regulatory agencies before they can work for regulated industries. This act includes civil penalties, injunctions, and divestiture of financial benefits for violations. Exceptions require State Ethics Commission approval. Regulatory agencies must report annually on former employees' new employment. The State Ethics Commission enforces the act and can investigate violations for five years post-employment.
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