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HI HB140
Bill
Status
3/31/2023
Primary Sponsor
Scott Saiki
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AI Summary
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Changes the state ethics commission's requirement to destroy financial disclosure statements after six years to a discretionary power, allowing the commission to maintain or destroy records beyond the six-year period.
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Amends section 84-17.5 to replace "shall be destroyed" with "may be destroyed" for both legislator/employee/delegate financial disclosures and candidate financial disclosures filed six years after an election.
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Amends section 97-4 to require the state ethics commission maintain all filed statements for "no less than six years" rather than a fixed six-year period, allowing retention beyond that timeframe.
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Applies retroactively to all financial disclosure statements filed before the effective date that are in the state ethics commission's possession and control.
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Takes effect upon approval by the governor.
Legislative Description
Relating To Record Disposition.
State Ethics Commission Package
Last Action
Act 009, 03/31/2023 (Gov. Msg. No. 1109).
4/3/2023