OR HB2821

Directors and senior executives of businesses receiving $10 million or more in public moneys over a five-year period must file annual statements of economic interest with the Oregon Government Ethics Commission

"Public partner" is defined as any business or 501(c) nonprofit that has received $10 million or more in public payments, grants, below-market-rate loans, or other public expenditures over the previous five years

Required disclosures include business positions, income sources exceeding 10% of household income, real property interests, honoraria over $15, and associations with registered lobbyists

Statements must be filed by April 15 annually, or by April 15 following the date a person becomes a director or senior executive of a qualifying public partner

The Oregon Government Ethics Commission may impose civil penalties on directors or senior executives who fail to file required statements after receiving notice and a 15-day compliance period