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State Ethics Commission now considering new rules for travel for public officials

STARK COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA, JUL 15 – Governor Armstrong and Attorney General Drew Wrigley argue the Ethics Commission lacks authority to impose fines and must respect due process in travel disclosure rules for public officials.

Summary by KX NEWS
BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — State leaders are now discussing disclosure rules for public officials who go on trips that may be paid for by someone else. On Monday morning, Governor Kelly Armstrong testified in the Ethics Commission rules hearing about travel disclosure. So far, the commission has a draft of rules, which include a requirement for public officials and state lawmakers to report any trips they take using taxpayer money. This comes after …

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KX NEWS broke the news in North Dakota, United States on Monday, July 14, 2025.
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