Although they're not quite final, the Governor's Commission on Integrity and Public Confidence in State Government is just about ready to submit its recommendations to Governor McAuliffe to meet his December 1st deadline.
One of the lingering issues is how to change the process for determining legislative districts and preventing gerrymandering.
Former Lt. Governor Bill Bolling, who co-chairs the commission, says the key proposals include a requirement that gift-giving limits are set at $250 across-the-board for tangible and intangible gifts.
On redistricting, Bolling says the commission may propose some short-term recommendations to address redistricting if any boundaries are redrawn next year, then continue working on long-term solutions.
