MI SB0099

Amends the Public Officers Financial Disclosure Act to establish a standardized 22-question disclosure form requiring public officers (legislators, governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state) to report employment, income sources, assets, liabilities, and lobbyist interactions

Sets the annual filing deadline as May 15 of each year, with a one-time extension to June 13, 2025 for the 2024 reporting period; the Department of State must publish the form online by May 31, 2025 for the first filing

Requires disclosure of real property over $1,000, securities over $1,000, liabilities over $10,000, earned income sources over $1,000, unearned income sources over $200, and spouse's employer if earning over $1,000 annually

Imposes a $25/day late filing fee (capped at $1,000) beginning after 10 business days past deadline, and up to $2,000 civil fine for knowingly filing incomplete or inaccurate reports

Mandates public officers disclose future employment agreements within 10 days of entering them if not seeking reelection, and requires reporting of gifts, travel payments, and charitable contributions from lobbyists