Inspector General investigative and subpoena authority for ethics cases
Summary
By majority vote, the board could ask the Inspector General to investigate evidence and issue subpoenas before a hearing, addressing past complaints that the board relied only on complainants' word.
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Last discussed Jul 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
Respondents get fairer, better-evidenced decisions; complainants get more thorough investigations.
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