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House Committee on Ethics
The House Ethics Committee spent a working session picking through a scrambled caucus-fund ledger, weighing whether Representative Mandy Lindsay's messy bookkeeping amounted to a probable-cause ethics violation under Representative Marshall's complaint — with members converging on 'sloppy' but not clearly criminal, and no vote taken.
Key Actions
·Ethics review — Lindsay caucus fund complaintAction
Notable Quotes
“there is exceptionally sloppy bookkeeping going on. It is a scrambled egg, to use a breakfast metaphor, because I just ate.”
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House Committee on Ethics will come to order. Ms. Berger, please call the roll. Representative Scarcia Sander. Present. Mabry Here. Woodrow Here. Soper. Excused. Madam Chair Here. All right, thank you all for being here. We are here to review some more of the evidence that has come in over the last week as well as I think it's important that we dig in a little bit to Representative Lindsey's response. I do want to report that Representative Soper is here now and also see if there are any questions on the information that OLLS has provided us on some of the definitions that I in particular asked for couple meetings ago just to see if there's any additional clarity needed there. So I'll, I'll turn it over to our OLS team for any updates or input that you have. Ms. Love. Thank you, Madam Chair, members of the committee. Yulana Love, Office of Legislative Legal Services as far as the update from your last meeting, you requested some additional evidence and those letters went out. I believe at this point we've heard back from everyone, a majority of people we reached out to let us know that they've already…
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