Ineligibility Clause

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The Ineligibility Clause is a constitutional provision that bars members of Congress from being appointed to civil offices that were created or had their pay increased during their elected term, to prevent conflicts of interest and self-dealing.

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Article I, Section 6 of the United States Constitution → contains → Ineligibility Clause ⓘ