All decisions
about 150 Board decisions about Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Kaufman's proposed Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code, consolidating election, lobbying and whistleblower laws, was assigned to the Audit and Government Efficiency Committee.
- Supervisors propose one Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code merging City campaign, lobbying and whistleblower laws; passed first reading.
- Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code consolidating city election, lobbying and whistleblower laws passed on final reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance amending the Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code on financial disclosure for designated city employees.
- A substitute Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code ordinance on campaign finance was sent to the Rules Committee for review.
- Campaign finance reform ordinance amending the Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code passed on first reading.
- Ordinance amending the Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code conflict of interest rules for the San Francisco Community Health Joint Powers Authority was introduced by Supervisor Ammiano.
- Updated list of city staff who must file financial disclosure forms.
- Ordinance passed requiring elected officials to report gifts of travel, amending the Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code.
- Proposed ordinance setting up the Controller's whistleblower program for reporting misconduct, amending the Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code.
- Lobbyist registration rules simplified, fee structure revised and electronic filing eased under the Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code.
- Ban on candidate-controlled committees proposed for the ballot
- Ban on candidate-controlled committees passes first reading
- Voters to be asked to ban candidate-controlled committees
- Ballot ban on candidate-controlled committees put off to July
- Candidate-controlled campaign committees proposed to be banned for city officials
- Officials barred from running their own campaign committees
- A ballot version of the campaign committee ban introduced
- Ballot measure sought to ban candidate-controlled campaign committees
- Ballot version of the campaign committee ban tabled
- Commissioners would have to report charitable fundraising requests, referred
- Update to economic interest filing rules sent to oversight committee
- Extra disclosure for business campaign donations sent to rules committee
- Update to conflict-of-interest filing rules passes first reading
- Conflict-of-interest filing rules to be updated for city staff
- Conflict-of-interest filing rules for city officials
- Commissioners to report charity donations they solicit, first reading passed
- Ban on campaign gifts from land use applicants sent to committee
- Commissioners must report charity donations they ask for, approved
- Commissioners to report charitable donations they solicit, proposed
- Campaign finance disclosure and coordination rules sent to committee
- Voting ban for commissioners missing Form 700 sent to committee
- Form 700 filing penalties proposed by Supervisor Peskin
- Ethics filing rules for commissioners sent to the Rules Committee
- Commissioners who miss their Form 700 filings would lose their vote
- Ethics filing rules for commissioners put forward by Supervisor Peskin
- Campaign finance disclosure changes sent to committee
- Sweeping campaign finance and conflict of interest changes proposed
- Major donor disclosure rules sent to committee
- Rules on unfiled ethics forms for commissioners proposed
- Commissioners who skip ethics filings would lose their vote
- Ethics Commission to notify boards of missing filings
- Waiver added for commissioners who miss ethics filings
- Barring unfiled commissioners from voting moved for amendment
- Waiver only for cause, unfiled ethics rules pass first reading
- Amendment on unfiled ethics statements carried
- Ethics Commission reporting on unfiled Form 700s to change
- Rules on unfiled ethics forms for commissioners proposed
- Commissioners who skip ethics filings would lose their vote
- Commissioners who skip ethics forms now barred from voting
- Sweeping campaign finance and conflict of interest rules proposed
- Fifteen campaign finance and conflict of interest changes proposed
- Stronger whistleblower protections sent to the Rules Committee
- Sweeping campaign finance and conflict of interest rules proposed
- Amendments setting operative dates and narrowing definitions carried
- Campaign finance and conflict of interest ordinance tabled
- Package of further amendments withdrawn before a vote
- Wording tweak to the business entity rule carried
- Campaign finance changes on coordination sent to the rules committee
- Tighter campaign finance and conflict of interest rules passed
- Campaign finance and conflict of interest rules up for final passage
- Tighter campaign money and conflict-of-interest rules approved
- Wider whistleblower protections revived and sent to the Rules Committee
- Form 700 filing rules updated, sent to committee
- Financial disclosure filing rules updated on first reading
- Officials' financial disclosure filing rules updated for city and schools
- Updated financial disclosure filing rules put forward
- Wider whistleblower protections passed on first reading
- Wider protections for whistleblowers and contractors put forward
- Wider protection for city workers who report wrongdoing approved
- Hearing set on the Sunlight on [name withheld] ballot measure
- Campaign money disclosure measure sent to the Rules Committee
- Campaign money disclosure measure sent to the Rules Committee
- Hearing set on the Sunlight on [name withheld] ballot measure
- Changes to public campaign financing sent to committee
- Public campaign financing deadline changes pass first reading
- Deadline changes proposed for public campaign financing
- Public campaign funding deadlines and spending limits changed
- Bigger public match for campaign donations sent to the rules committee
- Campaign contributions measure headed for the November 5 election
- Hearing sought on the campaign contributions ballot measure
- Ban on company campaign donations and land-use donors sent to committee
- More public matching money for campaign donations passed first reading
- More public money proposed to match campaign contributions
- Bigger public money match for campaign donations approved
- Limits on behested payments to department heads sent to committee
- Update to economic interest filing rules sent to committee
- Economic interest filing rules updated, passed first reading
- Economic interest filing rules to be updated for city officials
- Officials' financial disclosure filing rules
- Behested payment rules would cover contractors and department heads
- Sheriff oversight board members to file economic interest forms, referred
- Redistricting Task Force convened and made to file interest forms
- Peskin moves to amend the redistricting task force ordinance
- Sheriff's oversight board must file economic interest statements, first reading
- Redistricting Task Force convened, passed first reading as amended
- Redistricting task force created; members must file financial forms
- Convening of the Redistricting Task Force proposed with disclosure rules
- Economic interest filings proposed for Sheriff's oversight board and inspector general
- Sheriff oversight members must file financial disclosure forms
- Behested payments ordinance amended to exempt grants to the city
- Public comment on behested payments, injection sites and homelessness
- Behested payment ban widened to contractors and lobbyists
- City officials barred from asking contractors and lobbyists for payments
- Behested payments measure headed for the June 7 ballot
- Hearing introduced on a behested payments ballot measure
- Ballot measure on behested payments by contractors sent to committee
- Mark Cavagnero Associates' contract for 2000 Marin Street sent to committee
- Behested payments measure to be submitted to voters in November
- Changes to the behested payment rules sent to committee
- Behested payment rule changes for the ballot sent to committee
- Mayor's behested payments measure proposed as a ballot initiative
- Hearing sought on the Mayor's behested payments ballot measure
- Behested payments measure headed to the November 8 election
- Hearing on the behested payments ballot measure sent to committee
- Rules eased on city officials soliciting outside payments, first reading
- Changes to who must file economic interest statements sent to committee
- Reporting on substantiated misconduct by senior officials sent to committee
- Campaign advert disclaimer rules to change, sent to the Rules Committee
- Economic interest filing rules updated, passed on first reading
- New rules on which city officials must disclose finances approved
- Economic interest filing rules put up for final passage
- A Permit Prioritization Task Force proposed for three City departments
- Ban on city officials working for contractors sent to committee
- Permit prioritization task force passes on first reading
- Task force created to set priority order for city permits
- Permit prioritization task force awaits final passage
- Ban proposed on city staff working for department contractors
- Campaign advertisement disclaimer rules passed on first reading
- Campaign ad disclaimer rules changed to follow court order
- Campaign advertisement disclaimer rules to follow a court order
- Conflict-of-interest filing rules for the General Services Agency go to committee
- Public comment heard on policing, overdoses and Laguna Honda
- Form 700 filing rules for General Services Agency staff proposed
- Form 700 filing rules updated for purchasing staff, referred
- Form 700 filing rules for General Services Agency staff, first reading
- Form 700 filing rules for General Services Agency staff finally passed
- Updated financial-disclosure rules for General Services staff; approved
- Wider financial disclosure rules for city officials sent to committee
- Economic interest filing rules updated, passed on first reading
- Economic interest filing rules update proposed
- Financial disclosure filing rules for city officials approved
- Updating who must file economic interest forms sent to committee
- Changes to Form 700 filing rules sent to the rules committee
- Whistleblower findings against department heads would be reported, sent to committee
- Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code - Form 700 (Statement of Economic Interests) Filing Requirements
- Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code - Form 700 (Statement of Economic Interests) Filing Requirements
- Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code - Form 700 (Statement of Economic Interests) Filing Requirements
- Raising the campaign contribution limit to $1,000 sent to committee
- Ethics rules for campaign consultants and developers sent to committee
- Rules on soliciting donations for the Board sent to committee
- Rules on soliciting donations for the Board sent to committee
- Ethics Commission website for campaign disclaimers sent to Rules Committee