Modifying obligation to make conduct reports under rule.
SCR 210 modifies the process for handling conduct reports involving legislative staff. It requires the Legislative Equity Officer to conduct an initial review of reports and complaints before any investigation begins, with specific exceptions. The bill also states that committees on conduct can only recommend disciplinary actions for partisan staff if an independent investigator confirms a rule violation occurred, and extends the time committees have to hold hearings and issue recommendations. Additionally, it increases the number of alternates on these committees and mandates that complainants or affected parties recuse themselves from serving on committees considering their specific case. This bill directly affects legislative committees, partisan staff, and individuals filing conduct complaints.
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