Statement of economic interest disclosure amended, and additional disclosure related to stock required.

This bill requires Minnesota public officials to disclose stock holdings valued over $10,000 in their annual economic interest statements. Specifically, it adds a new requirement for officials to list the full name of each stock owned (or partially owned) by them or their spouse, including the date of purchase or sale if transactions occurred during the reporting period. The change applies to all state officials subject to Minnesota Statutes section 10A.09, which governs financial disclosure filings. This amendment expands existing disclosure rules that previously required reporting of other assets like real estate and securities (excluding stock) but did not mandate specific stock details. The policy aims to increase transparency around financial interests held by public officials.