Presidential Conflicts of Interest Accountability Act requires financial disclosures and divestitures for the President, Vice President, and their.
The Presidential Conflicts of Interest Accountability Act mandates that the President and Vice President disclose their financial interests within 30 days of assuming office. It requires divestiture of any financial interests posing potential conflicts of interest by transferring them to a qualified blind trust. The Office of Government Ethics must submit annual reports to Congress, the President, and the Vice President detailing these financial interests.
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