The Independent Ethics Commission ("IEC") is a constitutionally created independent commission and is charged with the implementation of Article XXIX of the Colorado Constitution.  The purpose of the IEC is to give advice and guidance on ethics issues arising under Article 29 of the Colorado Constitution and any other standards of conduct or reporting requirements as provided by law, and to hear complaints, issue findings and assess penalties and sanctions where appropriate.

The Commission has jurisdiction over all State executive and legislative branch elected officials and employees, and local officials and employees, unless the county or municipality is a home-rule entity with its own ethics code.  The Commission does not have jurisdiction over judges or employees of the judicial branch   See FYI 9 for more information about the Commission's jurisdiction.
 

 Please contact the IEC if  you have any questions regarding whether the Commission has jurisdiction over a particular matter or whether something constitutes a gift.

  If you would like to schedule training for your agency or organization, please contact the Executive Director at jane.feldman@state.co.us or 720.625.5697. 

 The Transparency Online Project (TOP) System provides public access to information on Colorado State government expenditures (where the money is spent) and revenue (source of the money). For further information go to http://tops.state.co.us. 

 The IEC's FY 2013 Appropriation may be viewed here:     
 

 The IEC's Budget Request for FY 2014 may be viewed here:         

 The IEC's Request for a Supplemental and Amended Budget Request may be viewed here: 

    Advisory Opinion requests must be submitted by June 14 for consideration at the July 1, 2013 meeting.

06/19/13

9 a.m.

1300 Broadway, Denver, Colorado, (Telephonic, only)