SEC. 3.1-345. PORT.

§ 3.1-345

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Port Commission employees and officials must disclose their financial interests and income related to businesses that lease, operate, or provide services to the Port, based on their job position and designated disclosure category.

People who work for or oversee the Port have to tell the city about money they make or invest in companies that do business with the Port. The rule applies to Port Commissioners, the Port Director, managers, inspectors, engineers, and other Port staff. Depending on your job, you disclose either a broader set of investments (Category 1) or a narrower set focused on Port-related business (Category 2).

  • Complex:The section consists entirely of a disclosure category definition followed by a long table of positions with assigned categories; the logic connecting category level to position is not explained in the text itself.
  • Controversial:Financial disclosure requirements and enforcement are subjects on which San Francisco residents and officials have differing views about transparency, burden, and effectiveness.

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