February 2, 2021 •
Guam Ethics Commission Names Executive Director
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The Guam Ethics Commission appointed Jesse John Quenga to serve as the first executive director. Initially created in 1996 the commission had been inactive until holding its first meeting in 2019. After a setback due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the […]
The Guam Ethics Commission appointed Jesse John Quenga to serve as the first executive director.
Initially created in 1996 the commission had been inactive until holding its first meeting in 2019.
After a setback due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the commission will resume hiring a staff, finding office space, creating a website, and raising public awareness.
The commission hopes to submit proposals to the Legislature to amend ethics laws and create protocols to receive and process complaints by mid-year.
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