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CT SB00338
Bill
Status
6/6/2016
Primary Sponsor
Government Administration and Elections Committee
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AI Summary
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Extends the notification period for individuals departing public office from 30 days to 60 days before they must file their final statement of financial interests
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Clarifies that income disclosures require description of "the type of income received" rather than "each source" for amounts exceeding $1,000
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Revises disclosure requirements for business affiliations to specifically name lobbyists, persons doing business with the state, and businesses associated with them, rather than describing the partnerships generally
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Exempts retirement savings plans (401(k), IRA, 457, and 529 plans) from requiring disclosure of individual security names, requiring only the plan name for securities exceeding $5,000 in value
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Maintains confidentiality of creditor lists unless a complaint of sufficient merit is filed, at which point the Office of State Ethics may unseal the information for investigation
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning The Filing Of Statements Of Financial Interests Under The State Code Of Ethics For Public Officials.
Last Action
Signed by the Governor
6/6/2016