Oregon HB4159 amends the appointment process and membership rules for the Oregon Government Ethics Commission.
Oregon HB4159 revises the appointment process for the Oregon Government Ethics Commission, requiring the Governor to appoint eight members from recommendations by the Democratic and Republican parties, with one member appointed without a leadership recommendation. It prohibits members from holding certain public offices and limits the number of members from the same political party to no more than three. The bill also restricts the Attorney General from representing certain public officials before the commission. Members serve four-year terms, with compensation and expenses provided.
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