CDC and ATSDR Ethics Program Activity
| The CDC and ATSDR Ethics Program Activity is responsible for interpreting ethics laws and regulations, reviewing financial disclosure reports, and offering continuing ethics training and counseling services to ensure that CDC and ATSDR employees avoid situations that could violate ethics laws and undermine the public's trust in Government. Employees should remember that certain ethics rules are complex and require analysis in applying them to specific situations. For this reason, employees should always seek the advice of an ethics official when contemplating any action that may be covered by the rules. |
- Public Health Ethics
- Annual Report of Outside Activities - HHS
(503 KB, 10 pages) - Request for Approval of Outside Activities (March 2007)
(474 KB, 16 pages) - Criteria for Identifying 450 Filers (January 6, 2006) (473 KB, 2 pages)
- Ethics Customer Satisfaction Survey
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Confidentional Financial Disclosure Report (Executive Branch)
(199 KB, 7 pages) - Confidential Certificate of No New Interests (Executive Branch)
(29 KB, 2 pages)
(OGE Optional Form 450-A) (2005) - In the 08/2005 edition of the OGE Form 450-A, OGE updated the Privacy Act Statement. Printable PDF Version (not fillable)
2008 Annual Ethics Training
CDC′s financial disclosure filers were required to complete this training by December 5, 2008.
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Page last modified: January 7, 2009
Page last modified: January 7, 2009
