SD HB1166

Members of authorities, boards, and commissions listed in § 3-23-10 must file annual financial interest statements with the secretary of state by January 31st, disclosing income sources over $2,000, enterprises with >10% ownership, leadership positions, state contracts, and real property generating >$10,000 annually

Appointees must submit financial disclosures to the Governor's Office and the applicable body before confirmation; failure to disclose may result in removal by the Governor

Members with financial interests in agenda items must have written disclosures included in public meeting materials; conflicts discovered during meetings require immediate recusal from that item

Members who miss filing deadlines are suspended from voting until compliant; knowingly filing false or materially incomplete statements constitutes a Class 2 misdemeanor with potential removal by the Governor

Secretary of state must transmit all statements to the Government Operations and Audit Committee and provide an annual compliance report by October 1st; each covered body must receive annual ethics training from a contractor or internal counsel