HB 1166
require financial interest statements from members of certain state authorities, boards, and commissions, and to provide a penalty therefor.
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Bill overview
This bill requires members of state authorities, boards, and commissions to file annual financial interest statements disclosing potential conflicts of interest. Individuals seeking appointments to these bodies must also disclose relevant information. Failure to comply can result in removal from the board, suspension of voting rights, and potential misdemeanor charges for knowingly filing false statements. The Secretary of State will oversee the filing process and report on compliance to the Government Operations and Audit Committee.
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Erik Muckey
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