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2015 Bill(s)
* HB 304 Sponsor:Dunn, Randy Status: H Government Oversight Description: Expand the law requiring financial disclosure by public officials. Include debts and employment details. Include some workers of public officials. Let the Ethics Commission provide financial rewards to those who report ethics violations from the resulting fines. Prohibit filing for office as a "feigned candidate" just to take votes away from another candidate.
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* HB 305 Sponsor:Dunn, Randy Status: H Government Oversight Description: Repeal a provision that lets lobbyists avoid disclosing the name of legislators benefiting from lobbyist spending by giving to a legislative committee or an entire chamber. Require the Ethics Commission establish an online filing system for reporting within 24 hours a lobbyist gift of expenditure for a public official. Expand campaign finance disclosure requirments.
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HB 567 Sponsor:Dunn, Randy Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED Description: Declare December 4 as "Alpha Phi Alpha Day."
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HB 568 Sponsor:Dunn, Randy Status: H Economic Development Description: Provide tax credits to grocery stories in lower income areas where there are not near-by full-service grocery stories for residents.
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HB 711 Sponsor:Dunn, Randy Status: H Public Safety Description: Require local police departments and sheriff offices to submit annual reports to the state on the demographics of persons for whom force had been used by police. Require the state attorney general put the information on its website. Ferguson related.
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HB 859 Sponsor:Dunn, Randy Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED Description: Designate April 15 "Jackie Robinson Day."
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