Requires government officials to step aside from decisions benefiting their past employers or active organizations.
The Stop MUSK Act would make executive branch employees step aside from government decisions that could financially help their former employers or organizations they are actively involved with. This expands current rules, adding a 4-year look-back period for various past roles. It aims to prevent conflicts of interest for those working in federal agencies.
Today, executive branch employees must step aside from decisions affecting organizations they currently work for or lead. This bill would significantly expand that rule. It would include organizations they worked for or were involved with in many roles (like consultant, attorney, or even direct competitor) during the past four years, or are actively involved with today (excluding political groups).
S 5103 · 119th Congress · July 23, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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