Joint Legislative Ethics Committee asks for flat funding, highlights advisory work
Tony Bledsoe, executive director of the Joint Legislative Ethics Committee, told senators JLAC answered more than 1,400 advisory questions in 2024 and requested flat funding as passed by the House to continue its preventive ethics work.
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Tony Bledsoe, executive director of the Joint Legislative Ethics Committee (JLAC), appeared before the Government Oversight and Reform Committee to summarize JLAC’s duties and request flat funding for the 2026–27 biennium as passed by the House.
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