SEC. 3.1-405. RESIDENTIAL RENT STABILIZATION AND ARBITRATION BOARD.

§ 3.1-405

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This section specifies financial disclosure requirements for officials of the Residential Rent Stabilization and Arbitration Board, requiring board members and administrative law judges to disclose all interests in residential real property and related income/investments, while other positions have less stringent disclosure obligations.

People who work for or serve on the city's Rent Board must publicly report their financial interests. Board members and administrative law judges have to report all property they own or have financial stakes in, plus any income or business positions they hold in companies that deal with residential real estate. Other staff positions like the executive director and deputy director have to report fewer types of interests. A 'business position' means being a director, officer, partner, employee, or manager of a company.

  • Complex:The section references a broader disclosure framework (Disclosure Category 2) without fully defining what Category 1 requires, making it hard to understand the actual scope of obligations for different positions without consulting other code sections.

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