State lawmakers unveiled Monday the “2006 Public Accountability and Reform Act” at a State House news conference.
The legislation, 2006-S2799 and 2006-H7455, would require greater disclosure by lobbyists and public officials, mandatory ethics education and increased penalties for ethics violations.
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The Senate bill has been introduced and referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee. The House legislation was heard before the House Judiciary Committee during the week of March 20.
