San Francisco Ethics Commission
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The San Francisco Ethics Commission is a public agency tasked with maintained city bylaws in San Francisco, California.[1] The commission specifically files and audits campaign finance disclosure statements, handles campaign consultant registration and regulation.[2] They also handle lobbyist registration and regulation along with the filing of officer for statements of economic interest and the administration of the Whistleblower program.[2] Lastly, they mitigate[clarification needed] investigations of ethics complaints, enforce education and training and provide advice and statistical reporting.[2]
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- ^ Pang denied public funds after investigation. Wyatt Buchanan. San Francisco Chronicle. 10-03-2008. Retrieved 08-06-2011.
- ^ a b c Ethics Commission Mission, Code and Information
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