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Five sworn-in to revived Guam Ethics Commission
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Posted on Jun 28 2019
Donnalyn Camacho, Marilyn Roberto, Guam Gov. Leon Guerrero, Meg Tyquiengco, Shannon Murphy, and Dr. Robert Jack pose for a photo after Thursday’s swearing-in ceremony in the Adelup cabinet conference room. (CONTRIBUTED PHOTO)
HAGÅTÑA, Guam—During a ceremony on Thursday, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero administered the oath of office to five new members of the Guam Ethics Commission.
After a 23-year hiatus, the Leon Guerrero-Tenorio Administration revived the commission through executive Oorder 2019-06.
Each of the five members has been confirmed by the 35th Guam Legislature. They are Robert Jack, MD, ophthalmologist at Island Eye Center; Shannon Murphy, former journalist and managing editor at Guampedia; Meg Tyquiengco, president of Energetic Presence and retired manager of Xerox Corp. Guam; Donnalyn Camacho, certified fraud examiner and board designated Bank Secrecy Act officer for ANZ Guam, Inc.; and Marilyn Roberto, Vice president of enterprise sales at Docomo Pacific.
“Our administration is delivering on our commitment to transparency and accountability, and the revival of the Guam Ethics Commission is just one means of ensuring we stay true to the government we promised to the people. Our appointees represent a very talented and diverse group of private sector professionals who I am confident will perform as an independent, qualified body to ensure each of us is held to the highest ethical standards,” said Leon Guerrero.
Members of the commission cannot be Guam government employees or have any immediate family employed by the Government of Guam. During their first meeting, which will be announced at a later date, members will draw for their term lengths.
A sixth member is pending confirmation by the Guam Legislature while a final seat remains vacant. (PR)
