Oregon Government Ethics Commission reports sharp growth in trainings, advice and complaints
The Oregon Government Ethics Commission told the House Committee on Rules it has expanded staff and training amid a rising caseload since assuming enforcement of public meetings law, citing increased requests for advice and a surge in complaints.
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The Oregon Government Ethics Commission told the House Committee on Rules on Jan. 27 that its workload and public outreach have grown markedly since it assumed responsibility for enforcing the public meetings law.
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