(2) if representing a State OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT agency for
compensation, the name of the agency, the services performed, and the consideration.

(3) the name of any business enterprise subject to regulation by a State
agency in which the legislator and a member of the legislator's immediate family
(spouse and children living with the legislator), together or separately, have:

(i) the lesser of:

1. 10 percent or more of the capital stock of any corporation;

or

2. capital stock of any corporation with a cumulative value of
[$10,000] $25,000 or more; and

(ii) any interest in a partnership, limited liability partnership, or
limited liability company.

(4) details of any contractual relationship with the State or a State
agency, OR A LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE STATE, including the subject matter and
the consideration.

(5) details of any transaction with the State, OR A LOCAL GOVERNMENT
IN THE STATE, involving a monetary consideration[, excluding those enumerated by
the Joint Ethics Committee in the guidelines established pursuant to § 2-706 of this
article].

(6) TO THE EXTENT NOT REPORTED UNDER ITEMS (1) THROUGH (5) OF
THIS SUBSECTION, EACH SOURCE OF EARNED, INCOME OF $500 OR MORE.

(c) (1) All reports filed under this section shall be a matter of public record.

(2) THE JOINT ETHICS COMMITTEE SHALL DEVELOP PROCEDURES
UNDER WHICH A REPORT REQUIRED UNDER THIS SECTION MAY BE FILED
ELECTRONICALLY WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL COST TO THE LEGISLATOR.

(3) THE JOINT ETHICS COMMITTEE SHALL MAKE AVAILABLE AS A
PUBLICLY AVAILABLE INTERNET DOCUMENT:

(I) EACH REPORT FILED UNDER THIS SECTION; AND

(II) THE PORTIONS OF A MEMBER'S FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE
STATEMENT FILED UNDER § 15-607 (E), (F), (H), (I), AND (K) OF THIS TITLE.

[15-514.

(a) A legislator in doubt as to the propriety of any action proposed to be taken
by the legislator and involving a possible violation of applicable standards of ethical
conduct for legislators established by law or rule may request in writing that the
Joint Ethics Committee render an advisory opinion on the facts. The advisory opinion,
with deletions and changes necessary to protect the legislator's identity, shall be filed
with the presiding officer of the legislator's branch of the legislature for recordation
with the Clerk of the House of Delegates or Secretary of the Senate. In addition, the