Relating to the Oregon Government Ethics Commission.

The bill was finalized for signature (Enrolled) after passing the Senate. The most significant policy change is the addition of new subsections to the attorney-client privilege section, which now explicitly protects communications between clients and legal referral services, and between different law practitioners representing the same client. This expands the scope of protected communications to ensure that individuals can consult with legal aid services without fear that their conversations will be used against them in ethics investigations.