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SJR 4 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the State of Iowa limiting terms of service for members of the general assembly.
Tagged topics: constitution of iowa, elections and politics, general assembly, public officers, resolutions-substantive, state house of representatives, state senate
SJR 7 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
proposing amendments to the Constitution of the State of Iowa limiting years of service for members of the general assembly, the governor, and certain other statewide elected officers.
Tagged topics: attorney general, auditor of state, elections and politics, general assembly, governor, lieutenant governor, public officers, resolutions-substantive, secretary of state, state house of representatives, state senate, treasurer of state
HSB 52 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
prohibiting the use of public resources for political purposes and making penalties applicable.
Tagged topics: campaign finance, campaigns, elections and politics, ethics in government, public employees, public officers
SJR 11 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
requesting the call of a constitutional convention for the purpose of proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to term limits for federal legislators.
Tagged topics: congress, constitution of the united states, conventions, elections and politics, public officers, resolutions-substantive, united states house of representatives, united states senate
HF 320 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to permissible honoraria from restricted donors to public officials and public employees.
Tagged topics: donations, ethics in government, honoraria, public employees, public officers
HF 341 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
prohibiting persons from simultaneously holding more than one elective office and including applicability provisions.
Tagged topics: elections and politics, ethics in government, public officers
HF 392 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to competitive bidding requirements applicable to certain governmental officials and employees.
Tagged topics: bidding, contracts, departments of state government, ethics in government, public officers, state employees
HF 730 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to conflicts of interest in certain government public contracts.
Tagged topics: city government, city officers, conflicts of interest, contracts, county government, county officers, ethics in government, public contracts, public officers, school boards
HF 687 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
relating to permissible honoraria from restricted donors to public officials and public employees.
Tagged topics: donations, ethics in government, honoraria, public employees, public officers
HF 697 (Introduced)
88th General Assembly
restricting public agency disclosure of and access to certain personal information related to tax-exempt organizations, and providing penalties.
Tagged topics: campaign finance, campaigns, departments of state government, disclosure, donations, nonprofit entities, personal information, political committees, political organizations, public officers