South Dakota HB1166 mandates financial interest disclosures for members of certain state authorities, boards, and commissions.
South Dakota HB1166 requires members of specified state authorities, boards, and commissions to file annual financial interest statements with the secretary of state. These statements must detail sources of income, business relationships, and positions held that could create conflicts of interest. Failure to file these statements by the deadline results in suspension from voting until the statement is filed. Additionally, individuals who knowingly file false statements face misdemeanor charges and potential removal from their positions.
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