The Municipal Finance Code continues explanations in conflicts of interest regulating business conducted with people like family members of an official, representations of other people regulating how officials and employees represent the city or other persons in situations, post employment restrictions regulating how business is conducted after leaving a job with the city or official position, interests in city business regulating the interaction of business conducted with officials or employees for contracts, services, or other work. After those sections this amendment addresses the employment of Relative in which input is prohibited in the decision process of hiring someone of relation to an official or employee of the city. The hiring of relatives has been controversial for several mayor administrations in the past. The amendment then continues with political activity regulating officials, candidates, or employees interactions with other officials or employees political interests. As well as the limitations thus far the amendment addresses a Whistleblower Protection clause for people making reports with the Ethics Commission as long as they aren't knowingly making a false report. The rest of the amendment clarifies limitations of contributions to elected officials and candidates and the prohibition of accepting donations from individuals, entities, or corporations that have pending litigation against the city. Article III is the "Financial Disclosure" referencing an old ordinance numbered 94-OR-17 in the city records. Article IV "Board of Ethics" regulates the composition and powers of the board and confidentiality. Article V "Sanctions for Violations" explains employment sanctions, fines, and validity of contract. Article VI "Miscellaneous Provisions" regulating severability. Article VIII "Effective Date" which was passed by the Council on November 5, 2007 and then signed by mayor Rob Waiz on November 9. The Jeffersonville Ethics Commission members consist of five positions and a secretary to log the meetings. "The lawyer is the only paid position of the commission and doesn't get a vote"  A point of concern has been adding to the law to include prohibiting members from being on the commission while actively pursuing an elected position. Elected officials are prohibited from being on the council. This was addressed in the amended law to prohibit candidates from participating.