Top government officials and their families would face new rules for reporting payments and trading stocks.
This bill would make it harder for top government officials and their families to profit from their positions. It would ban Members of Congress, the President, Supreme Court Justices, and others from trading stocks and serving on for-profit boards. It would also require many officials to report payments they get from the government and make all financial disclosures easier for the public to access online.
Today, many senior government officials can trade stocks and other investments, and not all federal payments to them or their families are publicly reported. Financial disclosure reports are not always easy for the public to search or download online. If this bill becomes law, many top officials and their families would be banned from trading stocks and other investments, and they would have to report all federal payments. All financial disclosures would be available online in a searchable, downloadable format, making it easier for the public to see their financial interests.
HR 3779 · 119th Congress · June 5, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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