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V. Termination Reports
Within 30 days of leaving House employment, a reporting individual must file a termination report.[48] The termination report covers all financial activity through the person’s last day on the payroll. An individual who leaves the House to take a federal government position that also requires a public Financial Disclosure Statement need not file a termination report. Such an individual should inform the House Clerk in writing of the new position. A requirement to file a confidential disclosure statement in the new position will not excuse the filing of a termination report.
[48] Id. § 101(e).
Example 18. Member A resigns from Congress to take a position as a Cabinet Secretary. A must file a public financial disclosure statement in his new position. A need not file a termination report with the House, but he must advise the House in writing that he is going to a covered position that requires the filing of a public Financial Disclosure Statement.
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