SEC. 3.1-260. HEALTH AUTHORITY.
§ 3.1-260
Health Authority officials and managers must disclose all investments, business positions, and income they receive from organizations that might contract with, receive funds from, or provide services to the Health Authority, including healthcare providers and community-based organizations.
If you work for the Health Authority as a board member, CEO, or director-level manager, you have to report any money you make from, businesses you own a stake in, or jobs you hold with companies or nonprofits that might do business with the Health Authority or provide services like healthcare or social services to it. This rule exists so people can see if there might be a conflict of interest.
- Complex:The definition of what must be disclosed is broad and somewhat circular ('provide services of the type utilized by the Health Authority'), leaving room for interpretation about which organizations qualify.
- Controversial:Financial disclosure requirements for public officials are a subject where San Franciscans have differing views about the appropriate scope and burden on employees.
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Official text
Disclosure Category 2. Persons in this category shall disclose all investments in, business positions with, and income from business entities, including nonprofit entities, which may receive funds from the Health Authority, or contract with the Health Authority, or provide services of the type utilized by the Health Authority, including but not limited to health care providers and community-based health and social service organizations.
Designated Positions
Disclosure Categories
Members of the Governing Board
2
Chief Executive Officer
2
All staff at the Director level or above
2
(Added by Ord. 71-00, File No. 000358, App. 4/28/2000; amended by Ord. 73-03, File No. 022027, App. 4/25/2003)
(Derivation: Former Administrative Code Section 58.218)