Which group must file financial disclosure statements?

• A. Financial Disclosure Statements
• B. Conflict Of Interest Statements
• C. Campaign Finance Reports
• D. Annual Budgets

Answer: (A)

Financial disclosure statements are the filings used to reveal a person’s financial interests so potential conflicts can be evaluated. The question asks which group must file these disclosures, and the option named Financial Disclosure Statements directly names the filing itself, making it the best fit. The other options refer to different documents: conflict of interest statements address whether a conflict exists (not the general filing of financial details), campaign finance reports track money for political campaigns, and annual budgets are internal plans, not personal disclosures. In contexts where ethics and transparency are required, those subject to disclosure file financial disclosure statements as the primary form.