January 9, 2018 •
South Carolina Lawmakers Propose Ethics Reforms
As the legislative session begins this week, South Carolina legislators are proposing several reforms to increase transparency. An ongoing corruption probe has entered its fifth year, and six current or former lawmakers have been indicted thus far. Rep. Gary Clary […]
As the legislative session begins this week, South Carolina legislators are proposing several reforms to increase transparency.
An ongoing corruption probe has entered its fifth year, and six current or former lawmakers have been indicted thus far.
Rep. Gary Clary filed a bill that would require lawmakers to disclose any money they or their family members receive as part of an arrangement with an organization that lobbies state lawmakers.
Sens. William Timmons and Mike Fanning are sponsoring legislation that would grant the ethics commission direct access to campaign bank accounts, rather than lawmakers submitting reports on their political contributions and expenditures.
The session began on Tuesday, January 9.
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