SB2248 mandates financial disclosure statements for nominees to certain state positions requiring Senate confirmation, and for various state.
SB2248 requires nominees to state positions subject to Senate confirmation to file financial disclosure statements before their confirmation hearings. It also mandates annual financial disclosures from various state officials and employees, including the governor, lieutenant governor, legislators, and members of state boards and commissions. The bill outlines specific financial interests to be disclosed, such as income sources, ownership interests, and fiduciary relationships. Failure to file these disclosures can result in administrative fines.
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