Michigan HB6220 modifies financial disclosure requirements for public officers.
Michigan HB6220 amends the financial disclosure requirements for public officers, including state representatives, senators, the attorney general, governor, lieutenant governor, and secretary of state. The bill mandates public officers to report detailed personal and financial information, including income sources, assets, liabilities, and gifts received. It also requires disclosure of spousal information, employment agreements, and any interests in companies that have contracts with the state.
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