relative to limiting conflicts of interest for municipal board and committee members.

This bill restricts how many local government roles a single person can hold at the same time to prevent conflicts of interest and excessive power. It specifically bars individuals from holding multiple elected or appointed offices simultaneously, such as serving as both a selectman and a full-time town employee, or holding more than two municipal board memberships. The law also prohibits officials who manage town funds from acting as auditors and prevents employees from serving on committees that oversee their own work areas. These rules apply to all towns and municipalities, ensuring that no one can hold incompatible positions while still allowing them to share information and provide clerical help between offices.