Mayor Lori Lightfoot introduces plan to change Chicago’s city ethics rules, again allowing some elected officials to lobby city government – Chicago Tribune

Lightfoot’s amendment to the lobbying ordinance would allow elected officials from outside Chicago to lobby the City Council, the mayor’s office and other city government offices, as long as the public body they represent doesn’t have pending or recurring legislative or contractual matters involving the city of Chicago.
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m
5 years ago

do regular city workers still have to take ethics test yearly? or just the elite don’t have to follow rules?

Thomas Berry
5 years ago
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To answer the above question, just try to get a haircut.

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