Government Ethics Reform: Increased Transparency and Reduced Conflicts of Interest.
This act aims to increase transparency and reduce conflicts of interest among special government employees. It introduces new rules for financial disclosure and communication with companies, ensuring government decisions are made in the public interest, not private. Citizens will gain better insight into potential financial ties of individuals holding important positions.
Key points
Increased Financial Transparency: Some special government employees will be required to publicly disclose their finances, allowing citizens to check for conflicts of interest.
Restricted Company Communications: Special government employees will be prohibited from communicating with agencies that have interests with companies they own or hold senior positions in.
Public Database: A public database will be created containing information on special government employees, including their service duration and reasons for designation.
Stricter Ethics Rules: After 60 days of service, special government employees will be subject to the same ethics rules as regular employees, preventing abuses.
Introduced
Citizen Poll