SEC. 3.1-140. ARTS COMMISSION.

§ 3.1-140

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Arts Commission employees and commissioners must disclose their financial interests, investments, and business positions involving entities that do business or may do business with the Commission. The disclosure requirements vary by job level: Commissioners and most staff must file Category 2 disclosures (which require reporting all such business relationships), while the Director of Cultural Affairs files Category 1 disclosures.

People who work for or serve on the Arts Commission have to tell the city about their money and business ties. Specifically, they must report any investments, jobs, or income they get from companies or organizations that work with the Arts Commission—whether that's happening now, happened in the last two years, or might happen in the future. Most Arts Commission staff and all Commissioners have to file these reports (called 'Category 2' disclosures), except the Director of Cultural Affairs, who files a simpler form (Category 1).

  • Complex:The section references 'Disclosure Category 2' without defining it in this excerpt, requiring readers to cross-reference other sections to understand what must actually be disclosed.

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