Relating to statements of economic interest.

HB 2923 requires Oregon public officials and candidates to disclose specific business roles on their economic interest statements, including directorships, management positions, and business ownership held by themselves or household members. It clarifies reporting requirements for income sources exceeding $1,000 that come from businesses with government ties, and updates thresholds for travel expense disclosures ($50+) and honoraria ($15+). The bill modifies Oregon’s existing disclosure rules (ORS 244.060) to ensure transparency about financial connections between officials and entities doing business with their agencies. This affects all Oregon state officials and candidates filing economic interest statements, effective after the bill’s 2025 enactment.