What Types of Financial Interests Need NOT be Disclosed?
The following interests from outside entities need NOT be disclosed: • Income from seminars, lectures, or other educational activities sponsored by not-for-profit entities; • Income from service on advisory committees or review panels for public or not-for-profit entities; • Any financial interest arising solely by means of investment in a mutual, pension, or other institutional investment fund as long as the individual does not exercise control over the management and investments of such fund.
