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Organizational Structure
The State Ethics Commission is a non-partisan, independent state agency, consisting of five members who are appointed to serve staggered, five-year terms. Reporting to the Commission is the Executive Director who oversees the administration and enforcement of the conflict of interest and financial disclosure laws and is responsible for the day to day management of the Commission staff. The Commission staff are organized into three separate divisions: Legal Division; Public Education and Communications Division; and Enforcement Division.
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How to obtain advice from the legal division, information about Statements of Financial Interests (SFIs), information about the conflict of interest law and financial disclosure laws, downloadable disclosure forms, educational materials, adjudicatory hearing information and advisory opinions.
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The Public Education Division is responsible for the educational seminar program, media relations, educational materials, and the website.
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The Enforcement Division receives complaints and conducts investigations concerning alleged violations of the conflict of interest and financial disclosure law.
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