National Security Officials’ Foreign Employment Disclosure Act

HR 10224 requires individuals nominated for certain senior civilian positions in the Department of Defense, Treasury, State Department, and intelligence agencies to publicly disclose foreign financial ties and work within 5 days of nomination. It mandates a detailed statement about foreign government funds received or services provided (over the past 5 years) on a public website. If nominees have foreign work history requiring a waiver, the relevant agency head must report that information to the Senate Foreign Relations or Armed Services Committees. The bill directly affects presidential nominees for these specific national security roles, focusing on transparency about potential foreign connections before Senate confirmation.