The governor is promising to introduce his own
ethics reform package before the legislative session ends in June.
Not exact matches
Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, who has said lawmakers can choose to clean up their acts or face repeated prosecutions, said Cuomo's
package was «welcome news,» but hoped lawmakers would «use today's announcement as another clear sign that Albany must pass comprehensive
ethics reform before the end of session.»
ALBANY — Gov. Cuomo and leaders of the scandal - scarred Legislature agreed on a sweeping
ethics -
reform package late yesterday that will at long last force lawmakers to publicly disclose their outside incomes and name clients they represent
before the state.
But that did not happen
before Cuomo was able to use the commission's report to get state lawmakers to agree to a
package of
ethics reforms, which created new crimes for violating the public trust and corrupting government.
Gov. Cuomo is signaling he wants a stronger
package of
ethics reforms from state lawmakers
before signing off on a pay raise for state lawmakers.