All local official requirement to file statement of economic interest

SF 3823 requires all local elected or appointed officials in Minnesota political subdivisions and metropolitan governmental units to file annual financial disclosure statements detailing potential conflicts of interest. The bill mandates filing within 60 days of taking office (or 14 days after election) and requires officials to disclose financial interests that could affect their duties, including preparing written statements for conflicts and abstaining from related decisions. It modifies existing filing timelines, specifies required disclosure content (like client names and hearing details), and establishes penalties for late filings, including $25 daily fees up to $1,000. This applies to local officials such as city council members, county commissioners, and similar roles, not state-level legislators.