HB2293Withdrawn

Amends TCA Title 3, Chapter 6 and Title 5.

Tennessee HB2293, as introduced, mandates the establishment of a county ethics commission in Shelby County. This bill specifically affects the governance structure within Shelby County by instituting a body responsible for overseeing ethical conduct. Key provisions include the requirement for the county to create and implement the commission to ensure accountability and ethical standards among county officials and employees. The bill has been withdrawn and is no longer under consideration.

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Overview

Tennessee HB2293, as introduced, mandates the establishment of a county ethics commission in Shelby County. This bill specifically affects the governance structure within Shelby County by instituting a body responsible for overseeing ethical conduct. Key provisions include the requirement for the county to create and implement the commission to ensure accountability and ethical standards among county officials and employees. The bill has been withdrawn and is no longer under consideration.

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Sponsor

Hardaway, G.A.

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

February 2, 2026

Last Action

February 2, 2026

Withdrawn.

Subjects
EthicsShelby CountyCounty Government

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