This bill requires nominees for senior positions in the Department of Defense, Department of State, Department of the Treasury, and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence to publicly disclose their financial dealings with foreign governments. Within five days of being nominated by the President, affected nominees must post detailed information on their respective department's website about any money they received from foreign governments, foreign political parties, or foreign governmental entities during the preceding five years, as well as any services they provided to these foreign entities during that same period. The disclosure requirement applies to positions that require Senate confirmation. The bill does not specify any funding requirements or implementation costs, and there are no explicit timelines beyond the five-day disclosure deadline after nomination.
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