Ban Congressional Stock Trading Act
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Summary
The Ban Congressional Stock Trading Act requires Members of Congress and their spouses and dependent children to place certain investment assets—including stocks, commodities, derivatives, and concentrated investment funds—into qualified blind trusts or divest them entirely. Current Members have 120 days (with possible extensions up to 180 days) to comply, while new Members must comply within 120 days of taking office. The bill also prohibits Members and their families from acquiring new covered investments during service, with limited exceptions for inheritances.
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