Bill > HB3130

This bill modifies the requirements for economic interest statements filed by district school board members in Oregon. Specifically, the bill amends existing law to require that only school board members who receive a stipend from the district must file an economic interest statement with the Oregon Government Ethics Commission. Previously, all district school board members were required to file such a statement regardless of whether they received compensation. An economic interest statement is a formal disclosure document that provides transparency about a public official's financial interests and potential conflicts of interest. The bill narrows the scope of who must complete this filing by linking the requirement directly to receiving a stipend, as defined in ORS 332.018, which likely specifies the conditions and amounts of compensation for school board members. By making this change, the bill potentially reduces administrative burden for unpaid school board members while maintaining financial disclosure requirements for those receiving compensation for their service.

https://olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/2025R1/Measures/Overview/HB3130