"Legislator loophole" - Governor LePage proposes to close it

Legislators may soon have to disclose more about their ties to companies which receive government monies. From the story:  

Current law only requires that legislators or high-level state employees report state purchases of goods or services worth more than $1,000 directly from the individual legislator or family member, not from a corporation or entity for which the legislator or family member works.

However another loophole exists; and Executive Director of the Ethics Commission, Jonathan Wayne, doesn't believe that one can be closed until 2013. From an earlier story by the same authors:

There is no disclosure form on file, for example, for the last month and a half that Kurt Adams served as chairman of the Public Utilities Commission in 2008.