Editorial: Mandated ethics training for Ryan Walters a good idea for all elected officials

Tulsa World
Mar 21
1 min read

State Superintendent Ryan Walters struck a deal with the Ethics Commission about his irresponsible behavior on social media that brings up a good idea for all elected officials: mandated ethics training.

In addition, we offer this suggestion: required training in the Oklahoma Open Meeting and Open Records acts. For decades, Oklahoma's Attorney General's Office has provided free workshops about the state's transparency laws.

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Editorial: Mandated ethics training for Ryan Walters a good idea for all elected officials

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