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Video: A Look at Texas Ethics, Then and Now

The last substantial Texas ethics reforms passed during the 72nd legislative session. It wasn't easy then — and won't be easy now. But members pushing for new rules say they're optimistic that their colleagues will support making the state's business more transparent.

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The last substantial Texas ethics reforms passed during the 72nd legislative session. It wasn't easy then — and won't be easy now. But current members pushing for some new rules say they're optimistic that their colleagues will support making the state's disclosure process more transparent.

 

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