The Executive Branch
The Executive Branch
Ethics Rules That Work When We Need Them, Rules That Don’t Work, Rules That We Do Not Need, and Rules We Need but Don’t Have
This chapter presents a summary of some of the most important federal ethics rules, observations about how they work in practice, and suggestions for how they could be more effective. Topics discussed include gifts and travel, restrictions on representation, financial disclosure, financial conflicts of interest, covered relationships and the impartiality rule, and the movement of personnel between government and private industry.
Keywords: ethics law, ethics rules, gifts and travel, representation, financial disclosure, conflict of interest, impartiality rule
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