Sen. Elizabeth Warren's new bill, the Anti-Corruption and Public Integrity Act, will:

• Enact a lifetime ban on lobbying for presidents, vice presidents, members of Congress, federal judges, and Cabinet secretaries, and a multi-year ban for federal employees.

• Require the president and vice president to place assets that could present a conflict of interest — including real estate — in a blind trust and sell them off.

• Require the IRS to release eight years’ worth of tax returns for all presidential and vice presidential candidates, as well as requiring them to release tax returns during each year in office. The IRS would also have to release two years’ worth of tax returns for members of Congress, and require them to release tax returns for each lawmaker’s year in office.

• Ban members of Congress, Cabinet secretaries, federal judges, White House staff, senior congressional staff, and other officials from owning individual stocks while in office.

• Change the rulemaking process of federal agencies to severely restrict the ability of corporations or industry to delay or influence rulemaking.

• Create a new independent US Office of Public Integrity, which would enforce the nation’s ethics laws, and investigate any potential violations. The office would also try to strengthen open records laws, making records more easily accessible to the public and the press.