From the Providence Journal:
Click here to read the rest of the story...Archambault wants to reinstate Ethics scrutiny of legislators
11:48 AM Mon, May 17, 2010 |
By Katherine GreggPROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Steve Archambault, a Democratic candidate for attorney general, is calling for the "immediate passage'' by state lawmakers of legislation to give voters in Rhode Island the opportunity this November to reinstate the Ethics Commission's power over state legislators.
"We need more oversight of the General Assembly -- not less,'' said Archambault, who is also a Smithfield town councilman, in a statement. "Member(s) of the General Assembly should be subject to the same Ethics Commission oversight as the rest of our state's public officials."
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