Alaska Administrative Code › Title 2 - Administration › Chapter 50 - Alaska Public Offices Commission › Article 3 - Legislative and Public Official Financial Disclosure › 2 AAC 50.775 - Exemption from reporting sources of income

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A legislative
				branch filer, public official, or candidate required under AS 24.50.200 or
				AS
				39.50.020 to file a disclosure statement may,
				for any reason set out in this section, request an exemption from the
				requirement to report the name of an individual who was a source of income, the
				amount of income, or any other information required under
				AS
				39.50.030 or
				2 AAC 50.680 -
				2 AAC 50.740. An exemption request must comply with
				2 AAC 50.821. The person requesting any exemption has
				the burden of proving each fact necessary to show that an exemption available
				under this section is applicable.
(b) A legislative branch filer, public
				official, or candidate may request an exemption from the requirement to report
				the name of a source of income, the amount of income, or any other information
				required under
				AS
				39.50.030 or
				2 AAC 50.680 -
				2 AAC 50.740 regarding an individual who received
(1) mental health services provided by a
				mental health practitioner including a psychiatrist, psychologist, or
				therapist;
(2) medical services and
				the source of income was
(A) an individual who
				received medical services related to abortion, contraception, reproductive
				health, a sexual disorder, or a terminal illness;
(B) a minor who received medical services
				without the knowledge of a parent or legal guardian if a reasonable person in
				the situation of the minor would experience substantial concern, anxiety, or
				embarrassment from publication of the minor's name as a source of
				income;
(C) a married individual
				who received medical services without the knowledge of the individual's spouse
				if a reasonable person in the situation of the individual would experience
				substantial concern, anxiety, or embarrassment from publication of the
				individual's name as a source of income; or
(D) an individual who received medical
				services of any nature if at least 67 percent of the patients of a
				self-employed legislative branch filer, public official, candidate, or family
				member were individuals described in (A) - (C) of this paragraph; or
(3) legal services provided by an
				attorney and the source of income was
(A) a
				minor who received legal services without the knowledge of a parent or legal
				guardian if a reasonable person in the situation of the minor would experience
				substantial concern, anxiety, or embarrassment from publication of the minor's
				name as a source of income;
(B) a
				married individual who received legal services without the knowledge of the
				individual's spouse if a reasonable person in the situation of the individual
				would experience substantial concern, anxiety, or embarrassment from
				publication of the individual's name as a source of income;
(C) an individual who received legal services
				of any nature if at least 67 percent of the clients of a self-employed
				legislative branch filer, public official, candidate, or family member were
				individuals described in (A) or (B) of this paragraph.