West Virginia HB4376 prohibits elected officials from appointing family members to state or local offices.

West Virginia HB4376, titled "Say No to Good Old Boy Governance," amends the state code to prohibit elected officials from appointing family members to any state or local office. The bill defines "family member" broadly to include spouses, parents, children, siblings, and other relatives. The intent of the bill is to prevent nepotism and ensure fair and impartial governance by prohibiting the appointment of relatives to public positions. The bill aims to promote transparency and integrity in public office by limiting the influence of personal relationships in public employment decisions.

West Virginia HB4376 prohibits elected officials from appointing family members to state or local offices.

West Virginia HB4376, titled "Say No to Good Old Boy Governance," amends the state code to prohibit elected officials from appointing family members to any state or local office. The bill defines "family member" broadly to include spouses, parents, children, siblings, and other relatives. The intent of the bill is to prevent nepotism and ensure fair and impartial governance by prohibiting the appointment of relatives to public positions. The bill aims to promote transparency and integrity in public office by limiting the influence of personal relationships in public employment decisions.