HB 3322
Prevent gratuities being paid or provided to elected officials
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Bill overview
This bill, House Bill 3322, aims to prevent West Virginia elected officials from accepting gifts or gratuities. It prohibits public servants from receiving anything of value, even if unexpected, from individuals who might benefit from their decisions. The bill clarifies that this prohibition applies regardless of when the gift is offered or whether it was anticipated. Certain exceptions apply, including gifts from family members, trivial gifts, and social entertainment, as well as campaign contributions made after filing a candidacy certificate and adhering to campaign finance regulations.
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