Government ethics responsibilities of lead human resources officials.

CFR · 2024-01-01 · US · Title 5

(a) The lead human resources official, as defined in § 2638.603, acting directly or through delegees, is responsible for: (1) Promptly notifying the DAEO of all appointments to positions that require incumbents to file public or confidential financial disclosure reports, with the notification occurring prior to appointment whenever practicable but in no case occurring more than 15 days after appointment; and (2) Promptly notifying the DAEO of terminations of employees in positions that require incumbents to file public financial disclosure reports, with the notification occurring prior to termination whenever practicable but in no case occurring more than 15 days after termination. (b) The lead human resources official may be assigned certain additional ethics responsibilities by the agency. (1) If an agency elects to assign such responsibilities to human resources officials, the lead human resources official is responsible for coordinating, to the extent necessary and practicable, with the DAEO to support the agency's ethics program; (2) If the lead human resources official is responsible for conducting ethics training pursuant to subpart C of this part, that official must follow the DAEO's directions regarding applicable requirements, procedures, and the qualifications of any presenters, consistent with the requirements of this chapter; (3) If the lead human resources official is responsible for issuing the required government ethics notices in written offers of employment,

official document · source cfr-2024 · id 5:§ 2638.105