What information must be disclosed on the statement of interests?
The Conflict of Interest Disclosure Act sets minimums that must be disclosed by candidates, appointees and officeholders covered by its provisions, but such individuals are free to be more specific or disclose more information than required by law if they wish. The following information must be reported: General Assembly Members Only Sources of Income General Assembly members must list the name and address of major sources of private income of more than two hundred dollars ($200) received by them or their spouses. However, for sources of income received from a security listed on the New York Stock Echange, American Stock Exchange or Nasdaq you must only list the name of the entity and for income received from investments with a federal or state chartered bank you must only list the name of the bank. Major sources of private income include but are not limited to offices, directorships and salaried employment. No dollar amounts need to be listed for any items disclosed under sources of i
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