B.3. Blind Trust Requirement

All other financial holdings, which can include, but are not limited to, publicly traded or privately held securities, business interests, and any real estate other than the Member’s primary residence in their home state or district, must be placed in a qualified blind trust administered by an independent fiduciary. The Member is prohibited from having direct control or knowledge of transactions within the trust during the covered period. Similarly, the fiduciary is prohibited from having knowledge of the Member’s Congressional duties and briefings beyond what is in the public domain.