Each financial report that is required to be prepared in accordance with GAAP shall "reflect all material correcting adjustments
. . . that have been identified by a registered accounting firm . . . ."
"Each annual and quarterly financial report . . . shall disclose all material off-balance sheet transactions" and "other relationships"
with "unconsolidated entities" that may have a material current or future effect on the financial condition of the issuer.
The SEC shall issue rules providing that pro forma financial information must be presented so as not to "contain an untrue
statement" or omit to state a material fact necessary in order to make the pro forma financial information not misleading.
SEC shall study off-balance sheet disclosures to determine a) extent of off-balance sheet transactions (including assets,
liabilities, leases, losses and the use of special purpose entities); and b) whether generally accepted accounting rules result
in financial statements of issuers reflecting the economics of such off-balance sheet transactions to investors in a transparent
fashion and make a report containing recommendations to the Congress.