Presidential Conflict of Interest Bill
Official: Presidential Conflicts of Interest Accountability Act
This bill requires the President and Vice President to reveal their financial interests and sell any that might conflict with their duties. It aims to ensure transparency and prevent conflicts of interest in the highest offices of the country.
1. The President and Vice President must disclose their financial interests within 30 days of taking office. 2. They must sell any financial interests that could create a conflict of interest. 3. Annual reports will be submitted to Congress about their financial interests. 4. The Office of Government Ethics will oversee these disclosures and divestitures. 5. State attorneys general can enforce compliance with this law.
This bill affects the President, Vice President, and their immediate family members.