Modifies financial disclosure requirements for New York state and legislative officials.

The bill modifies financial disclosure requirements for certain state and legislative officials, officers, and employees in New York. It specifies that individuals must disclose clients or customers who paid them over $5,000 for services rendered. Exemptions apply for certain types of services and clients, such as those involving trade secrets, potential retaliation, or federal law restrictions. The bill also outlines procedures for requesting exemptions and maintaining confidentiality for certain disclosures.

Modifies financial disclosure requirements for New York state and legislative officials.

The bill modifies financial disclosure requirements for certain state and legislative officials, officers, and employees in New York. It specifies that individuals must disclose clients or customers who paid them over $5,000 for services rendered. Exemptions apply for certain types of services and clients, such as those involving trade secrets, potential retaliation, or federal law restrictions. The bill also outlines procedures for requesting exemptions and maintaining confidentiality for certain disclosures.