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City Council May Consider Ethics Code Changes to Allow Council Members to Vote in Their Own Financial Interest

Summary by The Stranger
If the Seattle City Council attempts to change the City’s Ethics Code to allow council members to vote on bills for where they have a clear financial conflict of interest, don’t say I didn’t warn you. According to a recent email, the Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission (SEEC) Director Wayne Barnett is responding to questions from the City Council’s legal counsel Lauren Henry about potential legislation to lower ethical standards. This propo…
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