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Hawaii State Ethics Commission Received 5/30/2013 10:42:33 AM HAWAII STATE ETHICS COMMISSION LONG FORM DISCLOSURE OF FINANCIAL INTERESTS FILER Okayama Gregg Last Name First Name FOR STATE EMPLOYEES

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How to fill out disclosure of financial interests:

1. Gather all necessary information: Before starting to fill out the disclosure form, gather all relevant financial information, including details of any stocks, bonds, real estate, or other investments you own. Also, gather information about any ownership interests you have in businesses or companies.
2. Complete personal information section: The first section of the disclosure form typically requires you to provide personal information such as your name, address, contact details, and social security number. Fill out this section accurately and completely.
3. Disclose sources of income: In the next section, you will need to disclose all sources of income, both primary and secondary. This includes employment income, rental income, dividends, royalties, etc. Be sure to provide accurate and detailed information about each source.
4. Disclose investments and assets: In this section, you will need to disclose all your investments, assets, and real estate holdings. Provide details such as the type of investment or asset, the current value, and any potential conflicts of interest that may arise.
5. Declare ownership interests: If you have any ownership interests in businesses or companies, you will need to disclose them in this section. Include information about the name of the business, your ownership percentage, and the nature of your involvement.
6. Provide additional information: Some disclosure forms may have sections where you can provide additional information about any financial interests or relationships that may raise questions or potential conflicts of interest. Use this section to provide any necessary explanations or clarifications.

Who needs disclosure of financial interests?

1. Public officials and employees: Most commonly, disclosure of financial interests is required for public officials and employees in government organizations. This includes elected officials, government employees, and individuals appointed to government positions.
2. Corporate executives and directors: Some companies may require their executives and board members to fill out disclosure forms to ensure transparency and prevent conflicts of interest. This helps maintain the integrity of the company's decision-making process.
3. Non-profit organization board members: Board members of non-profit organizations may also be required to disclose their financial interests. This is done to ensure that board members are acting in the best interest of the organization and avoid any conflicts of interest.

In summary, filling out a disclosure of financial interests involves gathering all necessary information, completing sections about personal information, sources of income, investments and assets, ownership interests, and providing additional details if necessary. The requirement for disclosure typically applies to public officials, government employees, corporate executives and directors, and non-profit organization board members.

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What is disclosure of financial interests?

The disclosure of financial interests is a process where individuals are required to report their financial holdings and potential conflicts of interest.

Who is required to file disclosure of financial interests?

Certain individuals such as public officials, politicians, and employees in positions of authority are typically required to file disclosure of financial interests.

How to fill out disclosure of financial interests?

Individuals can fill out disclosure of financial interests by providing detailed information about their financial assets, investments, and potential conflicts of interest.

What is the purpose of disclosure of financial interests?

The purpose of disclosure of financial interests is to promote transparency, prevent conflicts of interest, and maintain public trust in governmental and organizational decision-making processes.

What information must be reported on disclosure of financial interests?

Information such as income sources, real estate holdings, investments, and business interests must be reported on disclosure of financial interests.