The California Statement of Economic Interests in Auditors Claims Managers-Adjusters is a form required by the California Fair Political Practices Commission (FNPC) that must be completed annually by certain public officials and employees, as well as by members of the Board of Administration of the California Public Employees' Retirement System. This form is the same for all individuals required to file, and includes questions about investments, income, and gifts in order to ensure compliance with California conflict of interest regulations. The California Statement of Economic Interests in Auditors Claims Managers-Adjusters consists of two parts: Part I and Part II. Part I requires Auditors Claims Managers-Adjusters to list all investments made in the past year that exceed $2,000, as well as any income sources over $500. This section also requires Auditors Claims Managers-Adjusters to list any gifts received from certain sources, such as lobbyists, subcontractors, and government entities. Part II requires Auditors Claims Managers-Adjusters to disclose any business interests they have, including partnerships, directorships, and other affiliations. In addition, this section requires information regarding any independent contractor activities, outside employers, or other sources of income. The California Statement of Economic Interests in Auditors Claims Managers-Adjusters must be filed annually by the April 1st deadline. Failure to file this form may result in civil and criminal penalties.