General Assembly Conflicts of Interests Act; disposition of cases. (HB933)
Introduced By
Del. Rob Bell (R-Charlottesville)
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Description
General Assembly Conflicts of Interests Act; disposition of cases. Provides that if the Senate or House Ethics Advisory Panel refers a case to the member's respective house based on the conclusion that the member has violated 30-108 (failing to disqualify himself from taking part in an official action of the General Assembly on a matter in which he has a personal interest) or subsection C of 30-110 (failing to disclose such personal interest), and the respective house determines that such a violation was made knowingly, the house shall refer the matter to the Attorney General for possible prosecution. Currently, the house may refer the matter to the Attorney General, but is not required to do so. View Full Text »
