Establishes county ethics commissions to protect government integrity and prevent abuse in counties with over 900,000 residents.
This bill mandates the creation of county ethics commissions in Tennessee counties with populations exceeding 900,000, as per the 2020 census. These commissions, composed of six members, aim to safeguard the integrity of government processes and deter misconduct. The mayor and county legislative body appoint commissioners, ensuring a balanced representation from both major political parties. The commissions handle complaints, conduct investigations, and can seek legal action for violations.
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